August 24, 1966 (20 pages)

SR PR RRR RR AR oy BTR ER Ee eee ey . ' tp ne tg BO te ate Vl ee Pe oe et oe tad — Ps w Oe ag get ase ste older lel sere Ee et tee Aas oe +, we mone ame Symes ier ot ete tn tr ee een ete in the fairgrounds, cooked by . instructors of F.F.A., mothers, fathers and friends, has become a popular event and is looked forward to by business men and friends of the juniors both 4-H and F,F,A, The boys and girls will have their animals all groomed and in their stalls and pens ready for the prospective The Department of General Services today announced the award of a $47,877 contract to Don da Roza, Inc. , Dutch Flat, for construction of a prefabricated metal fueling station building for the Division of Highways, off Highways 80 and 20, near Emigrant Gap, Nevada County, a County and to Downieville, Two short sections in Sierra County were reconstructed several years ago, At the present time, asa separate project, a 3/4 mile secfion of this route, just below North San Juan, is being straight ened and widened, The project will be finished this summer, RRS re Bt ee em rte terri nen ters re rr tre te te She icre ere ee irene ee Ceprens ; wee . i i a ww ono tar renranenn Ansmann ms ve CES = ~ aa a . ~ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE a RESOLUTION NO, 326 COUNTY OF NEVADA __ NOTICE OF NAMES aa oak é State Of California ‘ OF PERSONS APPEARING * RESOLUTION FIXING THE AMOUNT OF REVENUE NECESSARY Office Of TO BE OWNERS TO BE RAISED FROM PROPERTY TAXES, AND FIXING THE TAX “Clare F, Hughes OF ABANDONED PROPERT Y. RATE, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1967, IN THE Purchasing Agent CITY.OF NEVADA CITY, — : Courthouse, Nevada City Pursuant to Section 1511 of the ‘ ine sae Code of Civil Procedure, notice : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS _is hereby given that the persons oe 8 oe, Siemens iat, ir listed below appear ta be the _ BE fF RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Nevada Notice ishereby given-that the owners of unclaimed money or City 4s follows: ; : County of Nevada, State of other personal property. Inforau Section DETERMINATION: OF NECESSARY REVENUE, The: California, w.ill receive up to mation concerning the amount amount ofr ue from property taxes necessary to support the but nox later then 2:00 Pem., o description of the money or City of Nevada City and its departments, and to pay the bonded August 29, 3966, ‘sealed bids to other personal property and the or other indebtedness of the City, for the fiscal year ending Jone construct achain tink fence, mame and address of the holder 390, 1967, is hereby fixed as follows: 200° x 200°, at thé County Re maybe obtained by any persons fuse Dump, on McCourtney possessing an interest in such General Fund, coves ee eee en eee eee 8 8 2$31,534.00 Road, approximately 3 miles abandoned property, by writing Parks and Recreation Fund . . . «so +0000. 9,149.00 S.W., of Grass Valley, to ALAN CRANSTON, STATE Sewage Facilities Fund. cc cece cc cece e 11,041.00 Such bids shall be received by CONTROLLER, Bureau of Une REWMEY FONO, 60's se b.6 bts 0-6 600k 0 © % 0.0 0% 6, 301,00 the Purchasing Agent, Courtclaimed Property, P. O. Box Bond Redemption and Interest Fund. ... 7,567.00 house, Nevada City, California. 1019,Sacramento 5, California, State Employees’ Retirement System Fund, .. . 4,733.00 and shall be presented tothe giving the name, number, and Total Revenue From Property Taxes. .eee$70, 396-00 Board of Supervisors, in their address, as shown in this noie ; : chambers, at 11:30 a.m., Augtice, Unless proof of claim is Section 2, DETERMINATION OF TAX RATE, The rate of taxes ust 30, 1966, and shall be pub_ presented to the holder and the necessary to raise the foregoing amount of revenue and to pay the lically opened and read aloud, ownersright toreceive the proexpense of collection thereof for the fiscal year ending June 30, A. Thespecificationsand bid _ perty is established to the hold1967, per each $100.00 of assessed valuation of property inthe forms for said chain link fence er's satisfaction .within 65 days City of Nevada City as appears on the equalized assessment roll, may be examined and copies from the date of the second is hereby fixed as follows: obtained at the office of the publishednotice,the abandoned Purchasing Agent, Courthouse, property will be placed in the OREO fn iia ce aoe. ob es bene lb 6 o80c0.le 80 0 e $1 E00 Nevada City, California. custody of the State Cozroller magne ano ReCreAtioN Fund. .66 2 6c 0 oe 0 sce e029 -B, No bid will be considered not later than 85 days after such POWER POCIMUICS FUNG. .6 0's s 6 6 6.018.006 6.0 0.0 6. 69D unless it is made on the bid form _ publication date; and all further Library Fund, ee ey 20 provided and accompanied by a claims must thereafter be diBond Redemption and Interest Fund, .eececccs. 24 cashiers check, certified check rected to the State Controller, State Employees’ Retirement System Fund, .. 15 or bidders bond in the amount Total Tax Rate Per Each of ten percent (10%) of the bid ALAN CRANSTON, $100 of Assessed Valuation $2.23 and made payable to the TreaSTATE CONTROLLER ; surer of the County of Nevada, Section 3, PUBLICATION. The City Clerk shall cause this reC. The above mentioned In the addresses shown below, solution to be published once, within fifteen (15) days after its checks or bid bonds shall be the State of California is inpassage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general given as a guarantee that the tended, unless otherwise stated, circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City. bidder shall executethecontract Leavitt Sharon L Passed at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of if awardedto him in conformity S P Railroad the City of Nevada City this 22nd day of August, 1966, by the withthe contractdocuments and Truckee, Calif, following votes: — shall provide the Surety Bond or Publish August 17 and 24, 1966 AYES: McPherson, Paine, Day and Jensen Bonds within five (5) days after NOES: None notification of the award of the ; ABSENT: Barry pains Conservation Arch McPherson D, Thesuccessful bidder wil! Films Available Mayor —_ berrequiredto furnish a labor and a i ATTEST: material bond in an amountof From Soil Service Sam Hooper Fifty percent (50%) of the conCity Clerk tract price, and a faithful perRay Borchard of the U.S. Demao formance bond inthe amount partment of Agriculture's Soil I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct equal to One hundred percent . Conservation Service announced copy of Resolution No, 326 duly passed and adopted by the City (100%) of the contract price, today that more than 145 films Council of the City of Nevada City at an adjourned regular meetSaid bonds shall be obtained are available for circulation to ing thereof held on the 22 day of August, 1966, from a Surety Company satisschools, farmgroups, churches, Sam Hooper factory tothe County of Nevada, business and civic clubs from the ‘ad City Clerk T he Board of Supervisors reagency's Motion Picture Library H ® and all bids and/or waive an e rary 8s conservation Annual FFA Junior. Livestock pice ea se a fms inolada subjects on soil Auction Is Scheduled At The the bidding. acd y St G1 sompervasion, good ° ° ° Dated this 12th day of. August, landuse, natural resources, reFair This Sunday Morning 1966 creation, snow surveys, soil Future Farmersof America inbuyers to see, after they attend * conservation districts, waterstructors Jerry Davis, Bob Paasch _the breakfast. Clare F, Hughes, sheds, wildlife, and woodland and Dennis Hampton have anThe sale will start at 10 a.m. Purchasing Agent, County of management, nounced that breakfast will sharp. Entrance to the buyers Nevada, State of California Film subjects include: "Adagain be served by the F.F.A. pg eos be pie. _ Publish August 17 and 24, 1966 pensap ral Raindrop, ” to buyers of the ears sales ourtney Road, Any ° “Our Land--Its Many Faces,” onl aaa Sars at this persons who intend to purchate Highway 49 Job "Raindrops and Soft Erosion, ” years popular event, & steer or lamb at the sale and !s Completed "World At Your Feet,” “To This announcement was made @dnotreceive an invitation for Resurfacing of 27 miles of Conserve Our Heritage," "Wato the Nevada County Purebred _ breakfast arewelcome to attend. State Highway 49 in Nevada, terBillU.S.A.,” “Waters From Beef Breeders, the and enjoy a fine meal, BreakYuba and Sierra countieshas the Mountain,” "Upstream group of the annual Junior Marfast will be served from 7:30 to been completed, according to Where Floods Begin” and "Realm ket Livestock Auction sale 9:30 a.m, officials at the highway diviof the Wild,” which will be held at 10:00 sion's district office, . These films and others may be a.m, August 28, Hundreds of Don da Roza The $288,750 job was de in obtained upon written request invitations are being sent out Gets Fuelin three sections beginning at the fromthe Motion Picture Library, this week and a crowd of over s g ' bi yler — Road intersection Soil Conservation Service, U.S, 200 is expected to attend, Nevada County north of Department of A culture, 701 ~ This breakfast under the trees Station Contrac Nevada City, through Yuba Northwest Stan’ soar Room 507, Portland, Oregon, 97209, All SCS films are distributed without charge, with the borrower paying return mailing costs, For further details contact your local Soil Conservation Service office at 654 Nevada City Highway, Grass Valley, California, Phone 273-4153, DEATHS — MOMMI==in Grass Valley, Aug. 16, 1966, Antonio S. Mommi, 48, of Grass Valley; husband of Margaret ape ag a HICKMAN --ln Nevada City, Aug. 15, 1966, Charlotte Hickman, 76, of Grass Valley, eeees JESSEP--in San Francisco, Aug. 14, 1966, William Jessep, of Cedar Ridge; husband of Emily Jessep. @ee88@ NICKEY --In Grass Valley, Aug. 18, 1966, Luda D, Nickey, 71, of Grass Valley; wife of Eugene Nickey of Grass Valley. e@eesees PLANCHON=-In Gilroy, Aug. 18, 1966, Edith M,-Planchon, 67, of Grass Valley, in an automobile accident; mother of Ernest Planchon, Penn Valley and Mrs, Robert Weller of La Hambra. ees e LARSON --In Nevada City, Aug. 20, 1966, Earl Henning Larson, 57, of Nevada City; husband of Bertha Larson of Nevada City. eeeee? EDWARDS--In Nevada City, Aug. 20, 1966, William Edwards, 63, of Nevada City. eesee GRAHAM--In Nevada City, Aug. 19, 1966, Herman Jack Graham, 54, of Nevada City; father of Patty and Stephen Graham of Yuba City, Vehicles Fees Bring Close To $1 Billion Into State Coffers Rolling wheels provided California with nearly $1 billion in motor vehicle fees and fuel taxes in fiscal 1965-66, State Controller Alan Cranston reported today. This is $71 million more than during the previous fiscal year. Alltold, motor vehicles meant $956 million in fees and fuel taxes forthe state, and its counties and cities, Cranston said, The largest share, $768 million, was derived from highway users taxes -the tax on gasoline and diesel fuel, driver's licenses and registration fees, and other fees for public motor carriers and operators, A total of $112, 601,326 went directly to California's counties during the 1965-66 fiscal year which ended June 30. Nevada County's share was $346,444.40, Another $72,064,848 went to the State Highway Fund for counties and cities;$51, 668,015 to the State Highway Fund for cities; $394, 268, 896 for expenditure on state highways; and $18,698, 916 for storm and flood damage. An additional $12,465,944 was transferred to the Street and Highway Disaster Fund, The remainder went for administration, collection and law enforcement, Cranston said the bulk of the money was derived from the following sources: Gasoline tax$520, 170,481; Diesel fuel tax$32,469,667. and Registration fees and drivers" licenses, $196, 637,642, That is not the whole story, however, Still another $176 million was shared equally by the counties and cities during the last fiscal year from motor vehicle license fees, oe ate me LS ert at error renitier ati eae

SR PR RRR RR AR oy BTR ER Ee eee ey . ' tp ne tg BO te ate Vl ee Pe oe et oe tad — Ps w Oe ag get ase ste older lel sere Ee et tee Aas oe +, we mone ame Symes ier ot ete tn tr ee een ete in the fairgrounds, cooked by . instructors of F.F.A., mothers, fathers and friends, has become a popular event and is looked forward to by business men and friends of the juniors both 4-H and F,F,A, The boys and girls will have their animals all groomed and in their stalls and pens ready for the prospective The Department of General Services today announced the award of a $47,877 contract to Don da Roza, Inc. , Dutch Flat, for construction of a prefabricated metal fueling station building for the Division of Highways, off Highways 80 and 20, near Emigrant Gap, Nevada County, a County and to Downieville, Two short sections in Sierra County were reconstructed several years ago, At the present time, asa separate project, a 3/4 mile secfion of this route, just below North San Juan, is being straight ened and widened, The project will be finished this summer, RRS re Bt ee em rte terri nen ters re rr tre te te She icre ere ee irene ee Ceprens ; wee . i i a ww ono tar renranenn Ansmann ms ve CES = ~ aa a . ~ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE a RESOLUTION NO, 326 COUNTY OF NEVADA __ NOTICE OF NAMES aa oak é State Of California ‘ OF PERSONS APPEARING * RESOLUTION FIXING THE AMOUNT OF REVENUE NECESSARY Office Of TO BE OWNERS TO BE RAISED FROM PROPERTY TAXES, AND FIXING THE TAX “Clare F, Hughes OF ABANDONED PROPERT Y. RATE, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1967, IN THE Purchasing Agent CITY.OF NEVADA CITY, — : Courthouse, Nevada City Pursuant to Section 1511 of the ‘ ine sae Code of Civil Procedure, notice : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS _is hereby given that the persons oe 8 oe, Siemens iat, ir listed below appear ta be the _ BE fF RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Nevada Notice ishereby given-that the owners of unclaimed money or City 4s follows: ; : County of Nevada, State of other personal property. Inforau Section DETERMINATION: OF NECESSARY REVENUE, The: California, w.ill receive up to mation concerning the amount amount ofr ue from property taxes necessary to support the but nox later then 2:00 Pem., o description of the money or City of Nevada City and its departments, and to pay the bonded August 29, 3966, ‘sealed bids to other personal property and the or other indebtedness of the City, for the fiscal year ending Jone construct achain tink fence, mame and address of the holder 390, 1967, is hereby fixed as follows: 200° x 200°, at thé County Re maybe obtained by any persons fuse Dump, on McCourtney possessing an interest in such General Fund, coves ee eee en eee eee 8 8 2$31,534.00 Road, approximately 3 miles abandoned property, by writing Parks and Recreation Fund . . . «so +0000.. 9,149.00 S.W., of Grass Valley, to ALAN CRANSTON, STATE Sewage Facilities Fund.. cc cece cc cece e 11,041.00 Such bids shall be received by CONTROLLER, Bureau of Une REWMEY FONO, 60's se b.6 bts 0-6 600k 0 © % 0.0 0% 6, 301,00 the Purchasing Agent, Courtclaimed Property, P. O. Box Bond Redemption and Interest Fund. ..... 7,567.00 house, Nevada City, California. 1019,Sacramento 5, California, State Employees’ Retirement System Fund, ... . 4,733.00 and shall be presented tothe giving the name, number, and Total Revenue From Property Taxes.. .eee$70, 396-00 Board of Supervisors, in their address, as shown in this noie ; : chambers, at 11:30 a.m., Augtice, Unless proof of claim is Section 2, DETERMINATION OF TAX RATE, The rate of taxes ust 30, 1966, and shall be pub_ presented to the holder and the necessary to raise the foregoing amount of revenue and to pay the lically opened and read aloud, ownersright toreceive the proexpense of collection thereof for the fiscal year ending June 30, A. Thespecificationsand bid _ perty is established to the hold1967, per each $100.00 of assessed valuation of property inthe forms for said chain link fence er's satisfaction .within 65 days City of Nevada City as appears on the equalized assessment roll, may be examined and copies from the date of the second is hereby fixed as follows: obtained at the office of the publishednotice,the abandoned Purchasing Agent, Courthouse, property will be placed in the OREO fn iia ce aoe. ob es bene lb 6 o80c0.le 80 0 e $1 E00 Nevada City, California. custody of the State Cozroller magne ano ReCreAtioN Fund.. .66 2 6c 0 oe 0 sce e029 -B, No bid will be considered not later than 85 days after such POWER POCIMUICS FUNG. .6 0's s 6 6 6.018.006 6.0 0.0 6. 69D unless it is made on the bid form _ publication date; and all further Library Fund, ee ey 20 provided and accompanied by a claims must thereafter be diBond Redemption and Interest Fund, ..eececccs. 24 cashiers check, certified check rected to the State Controller, State Employees’ Retirement System Fund, .... 15 or bidders bond in the amount Total Tax Rate Per Each of ten percent (10%) of the bid ALAN CRANSTON, $100 of Assessed Valuation $2.23 and made payable to the TreaSTATE CONTROLLER ; surer of the County of Nevada, Section 3, PUBLICATION. The City Clerk shall cause this reC. The above mentioned In the addresses shown below, solution to be published once, within fifteen (15) days after its checks or bid bonds shall be the State of California is inpassage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general given as a guarantee that the tended, unless otherwise stated, circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City. bidder shall executethecontract Leavitt Sharon L Passed at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of if awardedto him in conformity S P Railroad the City of Nevada City this 22nd day of August, 1966, by the withthe contractdocuments and Truckee, Calif, following votes: — shall provide the Surety Bond or Publish August 17 and 24, 1966 AYES: McPherson, Paine, Day and Jensen Bonds within five (5) days after NOES: None notification of the award of the ; ABSENT: Barry pains Conservation Arch McPherson D, Thesuccessful bidder wil! Films Available Mayor —_ berrequiredto furnish a labor and a i ATTEST: material bond in an amountof From Soil Service Sam Hooper Fifty percent (50%) of the conCity Clerk tract price, and a faithful perRay Borchard of the U.S. Demao formance bond inthe amount partment of Agriculture's Soil I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct equal to One hundred percent . Conservation Service announced copy of Resolution No, 326 duly passed and adopted by the City (100%) of the contract price, today that more than 145 films Council of the City of Nevada City at an adjourned regular meetSaid bonds shall be obtained are available for circulation to ing thereof held on the 22 day of August, 1966, from a Surety Company satisschools, farmgroups, churches, Sam Hooper factory tothe County of Nevada, business and civic clubs from the ‘ad City Clerk T he Board of Supervisors reagency's Motion Picture Library H ® and all bids and/or waive an e rary 8s conservation Annual FFA Junior. Livestock pice ea se a fms inolada subjects on soil Auction Is Scheduled At The the bidding. acd y St G1 sompervasion, good ° ° ° Dated this 12th day of. August, landuse, natural resources, reFair This Sunday Morning 1966 creation, snow surveys, soil Future Farmersof America inbuyers to see, after they attend * conservation districts, waterstructors Jerry Davis, Bob Paasch _the breakfast. Clare F, Hughes, sheds, wildlife, and woodland and Dennis Hampton have anThe sale will start at 10 a.m. Purchasing Agent, County of management, nounced that breakfast will sharp. Entrance to the buyers Nevada, State of California Film subjects include: "Adagain be served by the F.F.A. pg eos be pie. _ Publish August 17 and 24, 1966 pensap ral Raindrop, ” to buyers of the ears sales ourtney Road, Any ° “Our Land--Its Many Faces,” onl aaa Sars at this persons who intend to purchate Highway 49 Job "Raindrops and Soft Erosion, ” years popular event, & steer or lamb at the sale and !s Completed "World At Your Feet,” “To This announcement was made @dnotreceive an invitation for Resurfacing of 27 miles of Conserve Our Heritage," "Wato the Nevada County Purebred _ breakfast arewelcome to attend. State Highway 49 in Nevada, terBillU.S.A.,” “Waters From Beef Breeders, the and enjoy a fine meal, BreakYuba and Sierra countieshas the Mountain,” "Upstream group of the annual Junior Marfast will be served from 7:30 to been completed, according to Where Floods Begin” and "Realm

ket Livestock Auction sale 9:30 a.m, officials at the highway diviof the Wild,” which will be held at 10:00 sion's district office, . These films and others may be a.m, August 28, Hundreds of Don da Roza The $288,750 job was de in obtained upon written request invitations are being sent out Gets Fuelin three sections beginning at the fromthe Motion Picture Library, this week and a crowd of over s g ' bi yler — Road intersection Soil Conservation Service, U.S, 200 is expected to attend, Nevada County north of Department of A culture, 701 ~ This breakfast under the trees Station Contrac Nevada City, through Yuba Northwest Stan’ soar Room 507, Portland, Oregon, 97209, All SCS films are distributed without charge, with the borrower paying return mailing costs, For further details contact your local Soil Conservation Service office at 654 Nevada City Highway, Grass Valley, California, Phone 273-4153, DEATHS — MOMMI==in Grass Valley, Aug. 16, 1966, Antonio S. Mommi, 48, of Grass Valley; husband of Margaret ape ag a HICKMAN --ln Nevada City, Aug. 15, 1966, Charlotte Hickman, 76, of Grass Valley, eeees JESSEP--in San Francisco, Aug. 14, 1966, William Jessep, of Cedar Ridge; husband of Emily Jessep. @ee88@ NICKEY --In Grass Valley, Aug. 18, 1966, Luda D, Nickey, 71, of Grass Valley; wife of Eugene Nickey of Grass Valley. e@eesees PLANCHON=-In Gilroy, Aug. 18, 1966, Edith M,-Planchon, 67, of Grass Valley, in an automobile accident; mother of Ernest Planchon, Penn Valley and Mrs, Robert Weller of La Hambra. ees e LARSON --In Nevada City, Aug. 20, 1966, Earl Henning Larson, 57, of Nevada City; husband of Bertha Larson of Nevada City. eeeee? EDWARDS--In Nevada City, Aug. 20, 1966, William Edwards, 63, of Nevada City. eesee GRAHAM--In Nevada City, Aug. 19, 1966, Herman Jack Graham, 54, of Nevada City; father of Patty and Stephen Graham of Yuba City, Vehicles Fees Bring Close To $1 Billion Into State Coffers Rolling wheels provided California with nearly $1 billion in motor vehicle fees and fuel taxes in fiscal 1965-66, State Controller Alan Cranston reported today. This is $71 million more than during the previous fiscal year. Alltold, motor vehicles meant $956 million in fees and fuel taxes forthe state, and its counties and cities, Cranston said, The largest share, $768 million, was derived from highway users taxes -the tax on gasoline and diesel fuel, driver's licenses and registration fees, and other fees for public motor carriers and operators, A total of $112, 601,326 went directly to California's counties during the 1965-66 fiscal year which ended June 30. Nevada County's share was $346,444.40, Another $72,064,848 went to the State Highway Fund for counties and cities;$51, 668,015 to the State Highway Fund for cities; $394, 268, 896 for expenditure on state highways; and $18,698, 916 for storm and flood damage. An additional $12,465,944 was transferred to the Street and Highway Disaster Fund, The remainder went for administration, collection and law enforcement, Cranston said the bulk of the money was derived from the following sources: Gasoline tax$520, 170,481; Diesel fuel tax$32,469,667. and Registration fees and drivers" licenses, $196, 637,642, That is not the whole story, however, Still another $176 million was shared equally by the counties and cities during the last fiscal year from motor vehicle license fees, oe ate me LS ert at error renitier ati eae