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August 30, 1961 (10 pages)

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jecigdlidatianninaidikiatunmiiindadiiieamtnareed. ieee ae PAST WORKING..This old log lifting machine rests alongside a mountain road near Scales, Calif., its working days over. Mexican. Troupe At SACRAMENTO --<G overnor Edmund G, Brown announced a troupe of 102 Mexican folk dancers, singers and musicians has accepted his invitation to appear asa feature attraction of the California State Fair and Exposition, R ecognized as one of the outstanding troupés of its kind in the world, the group will appear nightly at 7:15 p.m. Sept. 4through. 8 on the grandstand stage, The troupe includes MexSMALL DD. aves VAN t PHONE 265-2686 MOVINGANYWHERE ANYTIME 0 I aa-. OR: State Fair ican folk songs and dances dating back hundreds of years in its repertoire, The Governor said the troupe's appearance will help cement cultural relations between Mexico and the United States. “We are honored this outstanding group of dancers, singers and musicians has accepted my invitation to perform at the California State Fair and Exposition,” the Governor said, STORA 6 Tax Rate NEVADA CITY,,.The city council of the City of Nevada City last week set . the 1961-62 tax rate at $2, 15 per $100 assessed valuation, the same rate as last year, Broken down, the rate, $27,500; parks and recreation fund, 35 cent rate, $9,425; sewa ge facilities fund, 25 cent rate, $6,725; library fund, 25 cent rate, $6,725; and bond redemption and interest, 30 cent rate, $8,125, The rate was set by Councilmen Bill Mullis, Ben Barry, and Mayor Robert Carr. Councilmen Jack Brickell and Craig Davies were not present. It is estimated the $2.15 rate will raise $58,500 for the city, Last year the estimated revenue expected from the same rate was $55,320. Although New York and Illinois exceed California in nutnber of publications, Calalone. i ifornia leads. in-newspapers Same In NC NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, August 30, pO NSE a ee 1961, ..+-Page 3 e CLASSIFIED AD Dial 265-2471 —_—— § = . ot OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS { Make $5.25 7 gifts from 1 yd. material salt boxes Rick Rack organdy $7.00 from pattern yours 50¢ Sample $1.00. Box 3094 Rubidouy , California. FOR SALE AUCTION Every Sun. 1 p.m, TV's, Appliances Plumbing & Paint Wesellonconsigament. DOLLAR BILLS 356 Bennett St, 273-2144 All makes of vacuum cleaners repaired and guaranteed . Full stock of disposable bags: and Saran hoses, GRA-NEVA 214 E, Main St, Ph, 273-3110 Black oak wood, 14” chunk $7.50; 720" $10.00; 24", $10.50. Discount on large” ‘orders. J.R. Price Ph. 265(2281. Cat, "22" Tractor, topseat , good cond. $400.00 Disc. Towner 5 ft. with Hydr, Attach. $100.00 Cream Separator, Wards table mod. Likenew $25.00 Ph. Camptonville, AVenue 8-3505. id FOR SALE Adamson Elberta peachesFreestones, 1 mi, So, of Newcastle on Newcastle Rd. Bring containers, Phone 3-3008, See sign. HELP WANTED WANTED Lady Bug Collectors $3 per gal, Must be properly handled--all alive. Also want info, on present locations. For details phone (273-4006. SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 ‘MASSAGE Open Mondays See me other days at Wilkin.son's Hot Springs, Calistoga A111 1/2BankSt. J.L. Hatch , ‘. Masseur. 273-3783. T.V. SERVICE . Ali wonk guaranteed Day or Night RAY’S, BROOKS RD, 273-2144, 273-8104 MapleFurniture, Misc, Articles, Braided Rugs, Imported Bone China, 242 E, Main St., G.V. "WANTED: WANTED: RARE COINS, Any’ goldcoin. Anything in Jew-, elty, Scrap Gold, Sterling] Silver, Diamonds, Antiques’ gf the Gold Days. Phonei Ellinger, 273-2921, REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business: Farm LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS, To: W. E. Kinkel, co-owner, hisheirs, executors, administrators and assigns, and to All Whom It May Concern: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thatI, the undersigned, John A, Fontz, did at my own expense perform your share or part of the annual assessment work of One Hundred Dollars, required by the laws of the United States and of the State of California upon. that certain unpatented placer mining claim, known as, and called the Crystal Hill Placer Mining Claim, situate in North Bloomfield Min-, ing District, in the County of Nevada, State of California, embracing portions of Sec-: tion 1, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, M.D.B. & M., owned by the followjng persons to wit: John A, Fontz, an undivided 7 /12ths interest therein; Vera Fontz, an undivided 1/6th interest therein; and W. E. Kinkel, an undivided 1/4th interest therein; as tenants in common, That I performed your part or share of said assessment work upon said claimin, for, and during the assessment years ending at noon, September1, 1959, and at noon, September 1, 1960. That during each of the aforesaid 2 years, I performed at least $100 worth ef such assessment work upon said claim, and such was the amount and value of such work and labor so performed, ~ That the performance of said work was necessary to) prevent a forfeiture or re-location of said claim. You, and each of you, are; hereby required to pay to me. within ninety days from the ‘FOR SALE 20 gently sloping acres 7. milesout, pines, oaks, ce) dars. Write Box 11, N.C, . Nugget or phone 265-2493 . ACREAGE FOR SALE Have It When You Build With] sssous, sc, vac @ \ VA INTENT ERG More QUALITY © More VALUE Prove To Yourself With Wilmar. You Have So Many Plans To Choose From. Sho Lucen EEN TA TT; ran ay OF OLA . ~ \ 4 ’ More HOME More SAVINGS 100% FINANCING ON YOUR LOT SEE OUR MODEL HOME... Across from the Gold Center Club, Grass Valley Highway GUARANTEE ON WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS BEYOND NORMAL WEAR orner of Hwy. 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drivess273-4486 _ Completely This Home Furnished 3 ities, 3to 25 acres, all choice Terms Competitive Price ! Out Colfax Highway. Ellinger owner, Rt. 2, Box 1578, Grass Valley, CLASSIFIED AD RATES :Per line in first issue.. .16¢ Per line in additional issues’ (no changes).. .14¢ Minimum charge...80¢ ‘FOR SALE 1/2 mile of the Yuba River 2 creeks, all year Hwy. 150 acres, Tahoe Forest on three sides, Electricity available . Commuting distance of Sacramento, $50, 000.00 $250. 00 a month includes 6% interest. A small group can handle this with ease. Owner 528 E. Broad St., N.C, WANTED Want to buy 1 to 8 level acres, with water, near Grass Valley or Nevada City, Elmore Kirkham 1278 Phillips Lane, San Luis Obispo, Calif, ‘Lights For Safety’ Drive LOS ANGELES---A nationwide "Lights on for Safety" program is being initiated by the trucking industry for Labor Day. weekend, Scribner Birlenbach, President of the California Trucking Associations, suggests, “.eeall motorists join with the trucking industry and turn their lights on continuoysly from 4 p.m, Sept, 1, until a Car? 111 East Main St. Phone 273-9858 How About A Fall Physical For Your eeeee Radiator flushed, rust preventative added. Headlights and accessories checked. oil filters cleaned. Union Tires -Up to fifteen months to pay. venient, courteous service at ‘Tabe’ Bishop’s UNION 76 8 a.m, Sept. 5, as a reminder to drive carefully over the Labor Day weekend.” "I am certain that this type of constant reminder will help to reduce the tragic loss of lives and countless injuries occurring on our highways during previous Labor Day weekends, " continued Birlenbach, "Here itis.. > tape: Bishop's ad." 5 . . . Lubrication, Con=. < » Pime Street, Nevada City, a , partners are as follows: _ . Robert C, Peterson RidgeRd.
Nevada City, Calif, , {you now owe me $50.00 for date of the service of this no‘tice, either by publication or, otherwise, the sum of $50, 00, being your part or share of five dollars; and for the 2' years aforesaid amounts to an aggregate of $50, 00; and that performing your part or share of said assessment work for the 2 years above mentioned. That the notice of location of said claim is record-) ed in the office of the County: Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, in Book 32 of Mining Claims at page 299, to which record reference is had for a parti~\ cular description of said Claim, That your share or part of ~the said assessment-work for: each of said years was twentythe said assessment work performed by me for the years above specified; orin the event of'a failure sotodo, _ your interests, viz. anun4 divided one-fourth interest} or patt in said claim, ownjed by each of you, will become my property. ‘ Dated: June 23d, 1961 ' . John A, Fontz LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE It is hereby certified, as follows: The undersigned are partners, doing business in the State of California, under the fictitious name "BERLINER & McGINNIS", Their principal place of business is located at 211 Nevada County, California. The names in full and places of residence of the 4 Calif, e Dated: August 18th, 1961, 7 Subscribed and acknowH ledged on August 18, 1961 } Notary Public, in and for } the County of Nevada, State Harold A, Berliner Brunswick Road, Grass Valley /s/ Robert C. Peterson Harold A. Berliner before Mary M, Corbell, of California, MARY M, CORBELL, Notary Public In and for the County of Nevada, State of California My Commission Expires January 6, 1962 Publish August 23, 30 September 6, 13, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Yuba County Water Agency _ Project No, 2246 N OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE (August 22, 1961) Public notice is hereby given that application has been filed under the Federal Power Act (16 U.S.C. 791a825r) by Yuba County Water Agency (correspondence to Eugene L. Gray, Secretary, Yuba County Water Agency, P, O, Box 28, Marysville, California) for license for proposed Project No, 2246, known as " Yuba River Development," to be located on Yuba River and its tributaries, North Yuba River, Middle Yuba River, and Oregon Creek, in Counties of Yuba, Nevada, and Sierra, Califor nia, inthe vicinity of Campville, North San Juan and Smartville, California, .and affecting lands of the United States within Plumas and Tahoe National Forests, and utilf{zing the Englebright Dam of the California Debris Commission, an agency of the U.S. Corps of Engineers, and affecting land adjacent to such dam, The proposed project would consist of: New Bullard's Bar Dam, Reservoir and Power Plant an impervious core, rockfill dam across N orth Yuba River about 2.2 miles upstream from its confluence with Middle Yuba River, about 633 feet high above streambed and 1,800 feet long at crest; a side-channel gated spillway located about 2,700 . feet upstream from the dam's left abutment and discharging into Marys Ravine, a tributary of Middle Yuba River; areservoir with gross storage capacity of 930,000 acrefeet and water surface area of 4,600 acres at normal maximum operating surface at elevation 1,955 feet, which reservoir would inundate the existing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Bullard’s Bar hydroelectric development licensed by the tonville, Dobbins, Marys. Commission as Project No, 187; and the power plant on left bank of North Yuba River near the toe of the dam, to » be served by a pressure tunnel and tocontain two generating units each consisting of a turbine rated at 91,500 ‘horsepower direct-connected to a generator rated at 66,000 kilowatts; Hour House Diversion Dam _ and Reservoir a concrete arch dam across Middle Yuba River about 6.5 miles upstream from the confluence of Oregon Creek and the river, about 90 feet high above streambed and 370 feet long with ungated, overflow type spillway; and a reservoir with gross capacity of 615 acrefeet and surface area of 18 acres at normal maximum i Operating surface at elevation 2030 feet; Log Cabin Diversion Dam _and Reservoir a concrete arch dam across Oregon Creek about 3.5 miles upstream from . confluence of the creek and Middle Yuba River, about 70 feet high above streambed and 255 feet long with ungated, overflow type spillway; and reservoir with gross capa, city of 220 acre-feet and sur' face area of 8.5 acres at norLEGAL NOTICE No, 6275 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and ‘. for the County of Nevada, In the Matter of the Estate of ‘EDDY HERBERT-SPOOR, also known as E, H, SPOOR and E, HERBERT SPOOR, Deceased, Notice is hearby given that the petition of Marion C, Spoor and Virginia Spoor Dietrich, for the Probate of Will of the above-named deceased and for the issuance . of Letters Testamentary thereon to the petitionersto which eferenceishereby made for further particulars, will be heard at 10 o’clock A.M., . on September 15, 1961, at the court room of the superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, City of Nevada City. é JOHN T, TRAUNER, County Clerk and Clerk of the Super=ior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. By JACK K, HANSEN Deputy/ss Dated August 24, 1961, Clifford Ww. Twombly Room 707, 1151S, Broadway, Los Angeles 15, California. Attorney for Petitioner. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FeperRaL SAVINGS and Loan Association MAXIMUM SECURITY Cwrrent Rate Grass Valley .0 PATTERSON, 0. Optometrist & Orthoptist t+ttte+a+ Patterson Bldg. 122 w. Main Hours 10-5-Mon. ‘thru Friday y. ie annum . PAID QUARTERLY *. Phone 273-6039 mal maximum operating surface at elevation 1,970 feet; Lohman Ridge Tunnel ~ a, gtavity-flow tunnel from Hour House diversion reservoir to Log Cabin reservoir; Camptonville Tunnel -a gravity~flow tunnel from Log Cabin reservoir to New Bullard’s Bar reservoir; New Colgate Diversion Dam, Tunnel and Power Plant aconcrete gravity dam across North Yuba River about 2,700 feet downstream from _ proposed New Bullard's Bar dam, about 50 feet high above streambed and 230 feet long, with central ungated ogee spillway section having crest elevation 1,350 feet, with negligible effective storage; a pressure tunnel incorporating a surge chamber and extending fromintake at New Colgate diversion dam to the head of adouble, steel penstock of the New Colgate power plant; and power plant on right bank of Yuba River about 600 feet downstream from the existing Colgate power plant of Pacific Gas and Electric Company to contain two generating units each consisting of 4 turbine rated at 85,000 horsepower directconnected to a generator rated at 61,000 kilowatts; New Link to Existing Colgaté T unnel a new intake structure at New Colgate diversion reservoir and a tunnel between such intake and the existing tunnel of Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Colgate hydroelectric project; New _ N arrows Power Tunnel and Power Plant a pressure tunnel incorporating a surge chamber and extending from a proposed intake structure on the right bank of Yuba River immediately upstream from existing Eng lebright dam of the California Debris Commission tothe head of a steel penstock of the New Narrows power plant; and power plant on north bank of Yuba River about 1,200 feet -downstream from Englebright dam and facing the existing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Narrows power plant to contain one turbine rated at 65,000 horsepower direct-connected toa generator rated at 41,000 kilowatts; and Irrigation Diversion Dam and Reservoir an impervious core, rockfill dam across Yuba River about one mile downstream from the existing Parks Bar Bridge on State Highway #20, 70 feet high above streambed and 1,170 feet long, with side channel spillway and ogee weir on right abutment; and a reservoir with gross storage capacity of 7, 800 acre-feet and surface area of 350 acres at normal operating surface at elevation of 235 feet. Protests or petitions to intervene may be filed with the Federal Power Commission, Washington 25, D.C., in accordance with the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Commission (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10), The last day upon which protests or petitions may be filed is October 4, 1961. The application is on file with the Commission for public inspection. Joseph. H. Gutride Secretary /ss . Publish: Aug. 30, Sept. 6, 13, 20. °