December 12, 1962 (10 pages)

Page 10.Wednesday, December 12, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET LEGAL NOTICE IN THE BOARD OF SUPER-. VISORS OF THE COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA REGULAR Meeting December 3, 1962 Present: JOHN T. TRAUNER, Clerk; WM. J. CASSETTARI,: Ass't District Attorney THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER at 10:00 o'clock A.M. and all Members of the Board were noted as present. THE MINUTES of the previous Meeting were read to the Board by the Clerk and, upon motion, duly approved as read. The County Auditor presented a Claims Register showing thereon the Claims due and payable by the County of Nevada. Upon motion, the Chairman was authorized to sign the Claims Register thereby Ordering paid the following Warrants: Funds Warrants General 4047 -4316 Road 379-443 Capital Outlay 40-42 Special Aviation 24-25 Exploitation 28 Welfare 56123-57172 Amounts $40, 925.71 25, 285. 12 427.08 9.97 5.00 98, 230. 86 Supervisor Hennessy introduced Mr. James Harding, Manager of the Midvalley Savings& Loan Company, as Chairman of the ECONOMIC SURVEY COMMITTEE, recently formed within Nevada County. Upon motion, the Clerk was directed to publish the proceedings of the Board, for the Month of December, in the NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET. The Superintendent of the County Hospital appeared and rendered a Report of that Department. The Clerk presented proposed Resolution 62-108 (A Resolution calling for Public Hearing to‘Amend the Zoning Ordinance). Upon motion, the Resolution was adopted. The Auditor rendered a Fund BalanceReport, for the Month of November, 1962. Upon motion, the Report was accepted and Ordered filed. The Welfare Director appeared and rendered the Report of her Department for the Month of November, 1962. Upon motion, the Report was accepted and Ordered filed. Mr. Bishop entered into a discussion with the Board on the possible creation of a Fish & Game Advisory Board . and suggested that one appointee be made from each Supervisorial District. The matter was taken under advise ment. Upon motion, a MINUTE ORDER was issued tothe County Surveyor, directing him to prepare a Legal DeScription of the property (owned by the County) to be occupied by the Courthouse Annex. The Purchasing Agent appeared with SEALEDBIDS for Police Patrol Cars. The Bids were opened upon Order of the Board. After discussion, and upon motion, Earl Covey Garage was awarded the Bid for two (2) Police Patrol units for a total sum of $3, 364, 80 Upon motion, the Purchasing Agent was authorizedtorenew the Lease for the quarters of the District Attorney for a one-year period. Upon motion, the Board adjourned for lunch toreconvene at 1:30 P.M, AFTERNOON SESSION The Board reconvened at 1:30 P.M, -and it was noted that all Members of the Board were present, Mr, Clare Hughes, Acting Chairman of the Nevada County Retirement Committee, appeared and presented a letter requesting the Board call an Election among the Employees of the County to determine whether or not the County should enter into the State Retirement $ ystem. Upon motion, the Clerk was directedtocall such an Election. Mr. Dale Smith and Mr, W.E. Buckner appeared and presented Drafts of documents needed to call for Lease Purchase Bids, The documents were referred to the District Attorney for his study, Mr. Adolph Moskovitz, ~+-EXCERPTS Attorney at Law, appeared and rendered a Report on the California-Nevada Interstate ‘Compact Negotiations and presented the Board with proposed Resolution 62-109 (A ResolutionRespecting the Filing of State Water Right Applications in the Truckee River Basin). By unanimous vote, the Resolution was adopted. Mr. Robert Fugazi, Attorney at Law, appeared with the request that the Board amend the Franchise awarded to Mr. Harry Stout for Garbage Collection. After discussion, the District Attorney ruled the matter was beyond the jurisdiction of the Board. The County Road Commissioner appeared and stated that persons in the Rough & Ready area had requested the Road Department to grade and gravel the road leading into the Rough & Ready Cemetery. It appearing tothe Board that the road is not inthe County Road System, the Road Commissioner was instructed tc take the matter up with the Nevada Cemetery District Board. The Road Commissioner presented proposed Resolution 62-110 (A Resolution accepting aright-of-way Deed). By unanimous vote, the Resolution was adopted. Mr. Graham then rendered a Report ona pending suit by Placer County on a Bridge destroyed on Bear River and requested information as to whether or not Nevada County planned to join with Placer County on the prosecution of the suit. At the request of Supervisor Bishop, the matter was deferred until December 20, 1962. Mr. E. O. Schugren appeared and asked the Board toconsider realigning or removing the road, which bisects his property near Lake Vera, toenable him to create a Water Storage Dam. After discussion, it was agreed to by the Board (informally) that if Mr. Schugren did construct a new road equaltothe condition of the roadto be abandoned and, after the inspection of said road by the Road Commissioner, the Board would then accept it into the Road System. The District Attorney presented proposed Resolution 62-111(A Resolution of Adjournment). By unanimous vote, the Resolution was adopted. EXCERPT CERTIFICATION I, JOHN T. TRAUNER, County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true Excerpt of the Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Supervisors held onthe 3rd day of December, 1962. IN WITNESS WHEREOF . have hereunto affixed my Hand and Official Seal this 6thday of December, 1962. /sSJOHN T, TRAUNER County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Nevada LEGAL NOTICE 4 KNOWN, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon the plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants: You are hereby directed to plaint of the above named plaintiff filed in the above entitled Court in the above entitled action brought against you in said Court, within TEN days after the. service on you of this summons, if served within the above named county, or within THIRT Y days if served elsewhere. You are hereby notified that unless you so appear and answer, said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint arising upon contract, or will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The object of this action is to make the above named defendants set forth the nature of their claim or claims to the real property in the complaint and hereinafter . described, if they have any, . and that such claim or claims be adjudged to be of no effect and void, and that the plaintiff's title to said real property be quieted against them, That said real property is situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and is particularly described as follows: ef ALL of town lots numbered 4 and 7, in Block 2, and Lot 2, inBlock 6, as shown on the official map of the town of North Bloomfield, according to the survey made by Samuel Bethellby authority of the County Judge John Caldwell, in the year 1875. An undivided one-eighth (1/8) interest in IXL Mg. Cl, Cont. 86.15 acres and being the western portion of Lake City Cons, Gravel Mine designated as Lot 62 of Secs. 2-3and 10 Twp. 17 Range 9. Dated: Nov. 2, 1962 JOHN T. TRAUNER, Clerk By: MELBA J, POLGLASE, Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. 21, 28, Dec. '5, 12, 1962. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO, 307 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT Y OF NEVADA CITY PROHIBITING THE PRACTICE OF FORTUNE TELLING AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF The City Council of the City of Nevada City does ordain as follows: Section 1, PROHIBITION OF FORTUNE TELLING, It shall be unlawful for any person to carry on within the City of Nevada City the business, Occupation or practice of telling fortunes, or pretending to tell fortunes, by means of palmistry, clairvoyancy, cards, talismen, charms, magic, numerology, necromancy, or by any similar craft or device. Section 2, PENALTIES, TWOHY and WEGNER 7177 North First Street San Jose, California Telephone: CY press 5-4558 Attorneys for Plaintiff No. 13121 ALIAS SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA ELEANOR BROWN, Plaintiff, vs. MINNIE BRIERLEY, J, ALICE STELLING, HAZEL HAASE, BEATRICE CANTRELL, MARION HELWIG, NORMAN HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG, NAIDA WALTERS, and BARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon the plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To MINNIE BRIERLEY, J, ALICE STELLLING, HAZELHAASE, BEATRICE CANTRELL, MARION HELWIG, NORMAN HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG, NAIDA WALTERS, and BARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNAny person violating this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), or by imprison ment not exceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, Section 3, PUBLICATION, The City Clerk shall cause tobe published once, within fifteen (15) days after its final passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, California, onthe 10th day of December, 1962. AYES: Mayor CarrJr., councilmen Davies, Barry, Brickell, McPherson NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE s/Robert E. Carr. Jr., Mayor ATTEST: s/Sam Hooper, City Clerk TheCascade mountains are low and broad in general contour but are surmounted by a line of volcanic cones which are among the highest summits in the continental e 2 United States. { appear and answer the com. ’ NEW CHAPTER. .Thirty-five retired Nevada Co a local chapter of the Retired State Teachers Association. local group are: (L-R) Mrs. Ada WilMam Jolly, state president; Mrs. Adelaide Elliott, president; Miss Alice Dillinger, viceote president and Cyril Swan, financial secretary and treasurer. unty school teachers Initial officers for the recording secretary; Mrs. E. Louise . rs bes .* ; m4 " ' dressed inrainbow color room and in the ~~ DAAGuet.soom, where the 4 ret 4 Rainbow in Bifppers") with the’¢ol Ors tangerine and''aqua with a touch of bronze predominating. Ne Mrs, -A ebersold introduced her mother, Mrs. Alice McBeach of Huntington Beach, . and her sister, i Lee Smith of Riverside,” who ‘Had “helped with the decorations, making all the beautiful'cor‘Sages worn’ by ‘the officers, ~Al€o-dntroduced and tlie nked ter niece Anne Hamilton, who bad charge . OF the guest book,’ the two “ashers; Richard Hollingshead of the Grass Valley Order of recently formed dew ENGAGED----Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Swartz, Nevada City, have announced December 22 as the wedding day for their daughter Judy to Kenneth Gideon. the son of the K. L. Gideons of Santa, Clara and teaches at the Cherokee school Judy is employed as) in North Columbia. Ken is a legal secretary in Grass Valley. State To Auction Houses MARYSVILLE---A public auction will be conducted Dec. 19 by the State Division of Highways for the sale and removal of seven houses in Grass Valley and Nevada City. T hey were open for inSpection today from 10 a.m. to2 p.m., and will be open on auction day just before time of sale. The houses will be auctioned on their respective premises beginning at 10 a.m, inthe following order: 1) House, garage, and’ shed at 210 Lincoln St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by Guss C. Donnelly, 2) Log cabin and garage at 333 Idaho-MarylandRd., Grass Valley; formerly owned by Mary C. McVean Milli * gan, 3) House, woodshed, and Chick Sale at 336 IdahoMaryland Rd. ; formerly owned by RichardG. Stevenson. 4) House, chicken house, and shed at 344 Scandling Ave. , Grass Valley; formerly owned by Ann Cukjati. 5) House and garage at 335 Railroad Ave. , Nevada City; formerly owned by Emil P, Solaro. 6) House and garage at 238 Sacramento St., Nevada City; formerly owned by Alfredo Fontana. 7) Garage with shed on north side of Uren Street at the intersection of Manzanita Drive, Nevada City; formerly owned by Blanche S. Moore, For terms of sale and further information, contact Division of Highways, 703 B St., Marysville. GRASS VALLE Y---Linda Carole Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Smith, Grass Valley, and James Neal McElhannon, son of Mrs, Saul McElhannon, Nevada City, were united in marriage Saturday, in Grass Valley. Judge Victor Montre officiated at the service. The bride wore a three piece white brocade suit with matching accessories. Her veil was shoulder length with a pearl drop base. Mrs. John J. Hodge, Jr., acted as matron of honor. She was attired in a three piece black and white suit with black accessories. John J. Hodge, Jr. served WANT TO BUY A SWAG? -Selling Christmas swags of pine cones and branches in the Placer-Nevada El] Dorado counties area ree Carole Smith Weds . e James N. McElhannon as best man. The bride graduated from Nevada Union High Scheol with the class of '62. The groom was a graduate from Mt. Saint Mary's in 1959, A reception for the young couple will be held at a future date. After a short honeymoon, the young couple will be at home inBlue Canyon, Calif,. where the groom is employed, A ridge of submerged rock between Yerba Buena Island and Rincon Hill decided the the location of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge over other proposed locations, during the next week will be members of Sierra College life science club. Funds will go toward science club projects. Shown with the swags here are (left to right) Carol Lynn of Roseville, Donna Barnes of Grass Valley, Pat DeGrio of.Auburn ard C irol Allison of Nevada City. DeMolay, andDennis Rankins of the San Leandro Order of DeMolay, Last but not least, she introduced her husband Homer and thanked him for his willingness to }_. Share her with Evangeline me . Chapter, << ‘. “After thec eremony, everyone was invited to the ‘banquet room to partake of the refreshments, which were served at the long beautifully decorated buffet table. Ateitherend of which were Mrs, Myrtle Weiss and } Mrs, Vickie Schmidt pouring from thes ilver coffee and tea service, }. Mrs. Marge Larson was -Tesponsible for the very fine refreshments, The Motto for the 1963 officers ig Live For Others", the Watehwords,.* Love, Ser vice and Loyalty" . CLASSIFIED ADS* hee ef ns BUILDING MATERIALS) SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS ; Complete Installation -Aa0 F< Mate Senpet ‘Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching ue cam eioyee Water Purification seal COOK & McGUINN FOR SALE Phone 278-4455 : . WINDSHIELDS REPLACED _— dig odniss : And all other automobile Sheahan's Furniture r.giass. Moule Paint & Glass 203 W.Main St, Ph. 273-2739, oe Valley. ‘i ee . Girls' 20" bicycle, good . Septie tank cleaning dition; phone 265-4194 house tank $40; 2-$70; 3-$90. aie e spite ft St ' Will clear drain line. Work Pei : . guaranteed. Call collect Singer Sewing Mach. Com! ee eee . California. pany 's year end clearance on . Trade In Sew. Mach. Up to ! Remodeling specialties; new: 1/3 off on all Trade In. homes; sml commercial Mach., incl. some zigzagybldgs;dumptruck& front end mach, that m onogram, “loader. Free. ést. Call Leo, make button holes and ap. Gaines, Gen. Bldg'Contracplique. These used machines . tor, TuS-8360 Auburn, Cal. are ingoodcond, and should . ~~ sew for many years. Interest. or ae ed partiescallG. V, 3-3875. . Any. make. or. model CHECKED AND REPAIRED . 4/2:All Work-Guarantéed MAIL: BLANKET: OR SHAVER & $4.00 to cover repair, parts & return postage TO; A & A REPAIR SERVICE Re: ¥ Bx. 1166, Lincole, Calif. Phone 645-2246 A to Z SUPPLY CHRIST MAS PARTY? Folding Chairs, hardwood, FOR RENT or For Sale. Also used Refrigerators. ALPHA Broad St. Level Nevada City POLAROID Land Camera, Model 150. $60 with case, . ~ = In excellent condition. NevWORK WANTED ada County. Printing & Pub . Carpenter, plumbing, any lishing, 212 W. Main, Ph. repair work done at low cost, 273-4590 GV contact C.E; Clemons; Home Nu 40 gal. Day & Night gas . phone 3-3452., Ifnoans, call waterheater, still uncrated. . Maltman Realty 3-7291 TV Antenna, little used, Sml baby bed w/mattress . Ph 5-2087 “WANTED Coins, stamps, old letters, ° books( mining, history, technical-no novels) Pioneer 182 Main St.,-Nevada City. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Walnuts fresh crop, 35 ¢/Ib; the rest 30¢/lb. Phone 3-3691 CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line first issue.. .20¢ Per line in additional issues Home Business f : (oo changes). 6.5.65 14¢ ; Minimum charge.. 80¢ REAL ESTATE WANTE D Wehavé cash buyers for large » rh proved orn: yed. “For fast action call collect or write California Land Co. , 1444 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights, Calif. Roseville Pa 5-2154 or 645 Van Ness ‘Avé. San Francisco, affiliated with San Francisco Multiple Listing Service. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 and small parcels of land, . i ME Pa PI

Page 10..Wednesday, December 12, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET LEGAL NOTICE IN THE BOARD OF SUPER-. VISORS OF THE COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA REGULAR Meeting December 3, 1962 Present: JOHN T. TRAUNER, Clerk; WM. J. CASSETTARI,: Ass't District Attorney THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER at 10:00 o'clock A.M. and all Members of the Board were noted as present. THE MINUTES of the previous Meeting were read to the Board by the Clerk and, upon motion, duly approved as read. The County Auditor presented a Claims Register showing thereon the Claims due and payable by the County of Nevada. Upon motion, the Chairman was authorized to sign the Claims Register thereby Ordering paid the following Warrants: Funds Warrants General 4047 -4316 Road 379-443 Capital Outlay 40-42 Special Aviation 24-25 Exploitation 28 Welfare 56123-57172 Amounts $40, 925.71 25, 285. 12 427.08 9.97 5.00 98, 230. 86 Supervisor Hennessy introduced Mr. James Harding, Manager of the Midvalley Savings& Loan Company, as Chairman of the ECONOMIC SURVEY COMMITTEE, recently formed within Nevada County. Upon motion, the Clerk was directed to publish the proceedings of the Board, for the Month of December, in the NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET. The Superintendent of the County Hospital appeared and rendered a Report of that Department. The Clerk presented proposed Resolution 62-108 (A Resolution calling for Public Hearing to‘Amend the Zoning Ordinance). Upon motion, the Resolution was adopted. The Auditor rendered a Fund BalanceReport, for the Month of November, 1962. Upon motion, the Report was accepted and Ordered filed. The Welfare Director appeared and rendered the Report of her Department for the Month of November, 1962. Upon motion, the Report was accepted and Ordered filed. Mr. Bishop entered into a discussion with the Board on the possible creation of a Fish & Game Advisory Board .. and suggested that one appointee be made from each Supervisorial District. The matter was taken under advise ment. Upon motion, a MINUTE ORDER was issued tothe County Surveyor, directing him to prepare a Legal DeScription of the property (owned by the County) to be occupied by the Courthouse Annex. The Purchasing Agent appeared with SEALEDBIDS for Police Patrol Cars. The Bids were opened upon Order of the Board. After discussion, and upon motion, Earl Covey Garage was awarded the Bid for two (2) Police Patrol units for a total sum of $3, 364, 80 Upon motion, the Purchasing Agent was authorizedtorenew the Lease for the quarters of the District Attorney for a one-year period. Upon motion, the Board adjourned for lunch toreconvene at 1:30 P.M, AFTERNOON SESSION The Board reconvened at 1:30 P.M, -and it was noted that all Members of the Board were present, Mr, Clare Hughes, Acting Chairman of the Nevada County Retirement Committee, appeared and presented a letter requesting the Board call an Election among the Employees of the County to determine whether or not the County should enter into the State Retirement $ ystem. Upon motion, the Clerk was directedtocall such an Election. Mr. Dale Smith and Mr, W.E. Buckner appeared and presented Drafts of documents needed to call for Lease Purchase Bids, The documents were referred to the District Attorney for his study, Mr. Adolph Moskovitz, ~+-EXCERPTS Attorney at Law, appeared and rendered a Report on the California-Nevada Interstate ‘Compact Negotiations and presented the Board with proposed Resolution 62-109 (A ResolutionRespecting the Filing of State Water Right Applications in the Truckee River Basin). By unanimous vote, the Resolution was adopted. Mr. Robert Fugazi, Attorney at Law, appeared with the request that the Board amend the Franchise awarded to Mr. Harry Stout for Garbage Collection. After discussion, the District Attorney ruled the matter was beyond the jurisdiction of the Board. The County Road Commissioner appeared and stated that persons in the Rough & Ready area had requested the Road Department to grade and gravel the road leading into the Rough & Ready Cemetery. It appearing tothe Board that the road is not inthe County Road System, the Road Commissioner was instructed tc take the matter up with the Nevada Cemetery District Board. The Road Commissioner presented proposed Resolution 62-110 (A Resolution accepting aright-of-way Deed). By unanimous vote, the Resolution was adopted. Mr. Graham then rendered a Report ona pending suit by Placer County on a Bridge destroyed on Bear River and requested information as to whether or not Nevada County planned to join with Placer County on the prosecution of the suit. At the request of Supervisor Bishop, the matter was deferred until December 20, 1962. Mr. E. O. Schugren appeared and asked the Board toconsider realigning or removing the road, which bisects his property near Lake Vera, toenable him to create a Water Storage Dam. After discussion, it was agreed to by the Board (informally) that if Mr. Schugren did construct a new road equaltothe condition of the roadto be abandoned and, after the inspection of said road by the Road Commissioner, the Board would then accept it into the Road System. The District Attorney presented proposed Resolution 62-111(A Resolution of Adjournment). By unanimous vote, the Resolution was adopted. EXCERPT CERTIFICATION I, JOHN T. TRAUNER, County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true Excerpt of the Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Supervisors held onthe 3rd day of December, 1962. IN WITNESS WHEREOF . have hereunto affixed my Hand and Official Seal this 6thday of December, 1962. /sSJOHN T, TRAUNER County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Nevada LEGAL NOTICE 4 KNOWN, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon the plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants: You are hereby directed to plaint of the above named plaintiff filed in the above entitled Court in the above entitled action brought against you in said Court, within TEN days after the. service on you of this summons, if served within the above named county, or within THIRT Y days if served elsewhere. You are hereby notified that unless you so appear and answer, said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint arising upon contract, or will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The object of this action is to make the above named defendants set forth the nature of their claim or claims to the real property in the complaint and hereinafter . described, if they have any, . and that such claim or claims be adjudged to be of no effect and void, and that the plaintiff's title to said real property be quieted against them, That said real property is situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and is particularly described as follows: ef ALL of town lots numbered 4 and 7, in Block 2, and Lot 2, inBlock 6, as shown on the official map of the town of North Bloomfield, according to the survey made by Samuel Bethellby authority of the County Judge John Caldwell, in the year 1875. An undivided one-eighth (1/8) interest in IXL Mg. Cl, Cont. 86.15 acres and being the western portion of Lake City Cons, Gravel Mine designated as Lot 62 of Secs. 2-3and 10 Twp. 17 Range 9. Dated: Nov. 2, 1962 JOHN T. TRAUNER, Clerk By: MELBA J, POLGLASE, Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. 21, 28, Dec. '5, 12, 1962. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO, 307 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT Y OF NEVADA CITY PROHIBITING THE PRACTICE OF FORTUNE TELLING AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF The City Council of the City of Nevada City does ordain as follows: Section 1, PROHIBITION OF FORTUNE TELLING, It shall be unlawful for any person to carry on within the City of Nevada City the business, Occupation or practice of telling fortunes, or pretending to tell fortunes, by means of palmistry, clairvoyancy, cards, talismen, charms, magic, numerology, necromancy, or by any similar craft or device. Section 2, PENALTIES, TWOHY and WEGNER 7177 North First Street San Jose, California Telephone: CY press 5-4558 Attorneys for Plaintiff No. 13121 ALIAS SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA ELEANOR BROWN, Plaintiff, vs. MINNIE BRIERLEY, J, ALICE STELLING, HAZEL HAASE, BEATRICE CANTRELL, MARION HELWIG, NORMAN

HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG, NAIDA WALTERS, and BARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon the plaintiff's title thereto, Defendants, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To MINNIE BRIERLEY, J, ALICE STELLLING, HAZELHAASE, BEATRICE CANTRELL, MARION HELWIG, NORMAN HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG, NAIDA WALTERS, and BARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNAny person violating this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), or by imprison ment not exceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, Section 3, PUBLICATION, The City Clerk shall cause tobe published once, within fifteen (15) days after its final passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, California, onthe 10th day of December, 1962. AYES: Mayor CarrJr., councilmen Davies, Barry, Brickell, McPherson NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE s/Robert E. Carr. Jr., Mayor ATTEST: s/Sam Hooper, City Clerk TheCascade mountains are low and broad in general contour but are surmounted by a line of volcanic cones which are among the highest summits in the continental e 2 United States. { appear and answer the com. ’ NEW CHAPTER. .Thirty-five retired Nevada Co a local chapter of the Retired State Teachers Association. local group are: (L-R) Mrs. Ada WilMam Jolly, state president; Mrs. Adelaide Elliott, president; Miss Alice Dillinger, viceote president and Cyril Swan, financial secretary and treasurer. unty school teachers Initial officers for the recording secretary; Mrs. E. Louise . rs bes .* ; m4 " ' dressed inrainbow color room and in the ~~ DAAGuet.soom, where the 4 ret 4 Rainbow in Bifppers") with the’¢ol Ors tangerine and''aqua with a touch of bronze predominating. Ne Mrs, -A ebersold introduced her mother, Mrs. Alice McBeach of Huntington Beach, . and her sister, i Lee Smith of Riverside,” who ‘Had “helped with the decorations, making all the beautiful'cor‘Sages worn’ by ‘the officers, ~Al€o-dntroduced and tlie nked ter niece Anne Hamilton, who bad charge . OF the guest book,’ the two “ashers; Richard Hollingshead of the Grass Valley Order of recently formed dew ENGAGED----Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Swartz, Nevada City, have announced December 22 as the wedding day for their daughter Judy to Kenneth Gideon. the son of the K. L. Gideons of Santa, Clara and teaches at the Cherokee school Judy is employed as) in North Columbia. Ken is a legal secretary in Grass Valley. State To Auction Houses MARYSVILLE---A public auction will be conducted Dec. 19 by the State Division of Highways for the sale and removal of seven houses in Grass Valley and Nevada City. T hey were open for inSpection today from 10 a.m. to2 p.m., and will be open on auction day just before time of sale. The houses will be auctioned on their respective premises beginning at 10 a.m, inthe following order: 1) House, garage, and’ shed at 210 Lincoln St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by Guss C. Donnelly, 2) Log cabin and garage at 333 Idaho-MarylandRd., Grass Valley; formerly owned by Mary C. McVean Milli * gan, 3) House, woodshed, and Chick Sale at 336 IdahoMaryland Rd. ; formerly owned by RichardG. Stevenson. 4) House, chicken house, and shed at 344 Scandling Ave. , Grass Valley; formerly owned by Ann Cukjati. 5) House and garage at 335 Railroad Ave. , Nevada City; formerly owned by Emil P, Solaro. 6) House and garage at 238 Sacramento St., Nevada City; formerly owned by Alfredo Fontana. 7) Garage with shed on north side of Uren Street at the intersection of Manzanita Drive, Nevada City; formerly owned by Blanche S. Moore, For terms of sale and further information, contact Division of Highways, 703 B St., Marysville. GRASS VALLE Y---Linda Carole Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Smith, Grass Valley, and James Neal McElhannon, son of Mrs, Saul McElhannon, Nevada City, were united in marriage Saturday, in Grass Valley. Judge Victor Montre officiated at the service. The bride wore a three piece white brocade suit with matching accessories. Her veil was shoulder length with a pearl drop base. Mrs. John J. Hodge, Jr., acted as matron of honor. She was attired in a three piece black and white suit with black accessories. John J. Hodge, Jr. served WANT TO BUY A SWAG? -Selling Christmas swags of pine cones and branches in the Placer-Nevada El] Dorado counties area ree Carole Smith Weds . e James N. McElhannon as best man. The bride graduated from Nevada Union High Scheol with the class of '62. The groom was a graduate from Mt. Saint Mary's in 1959, A reception for the young couple will be held at a future date. After a short honeymoon, the young couple will be at home inBlue Canyon, Calif,. where the groom is employed, A ridge of submerged rock between Yerba Buena Island and Rincon Hill decided the the location of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge over other proposed locations, during the next week will be members of Sierra College life science club. Funds will go toward science club projects. Shown with the swags here are (left to right) Carol Lynn of Roseville, Donna Barnes of Grass Valley, Pat DeGrio of.Auburn ard C irol Allison of Nevada City. DeMolay, andDennis Rankins of the San Leandro Order of DeMolay, Last but not least, she introduced her husband Homer and thanked him for his willingness to }_. Share her with Evangeline me . Chapter, << ‘. “After thec eremony, everyone was invited to the ‘banquet room to partake of the refreshments, which were served at the long beautifully decorated buffet table. Ateitherend of which were Mrs, Myrtle Weiss and } Mrs, Vickie Schmidt pouring from thes ilver coffee and tea service, }. Mrs. Marge Larson was -Tesponsible for the very fine refreshments, The Motto for the 1963 officers ig Live For Others", the Watehwords,.* Love, Ser vice and Loyalty" . CLASSIFIED ADS* hee ef ns BUILDING MATERIALS) SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS ; Complete Installation -Aa0 F< Mate Senpet ‘Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching ue cam eioyee Water Purification seal COOK & McGUINN FOR SALE Phone 278-4455 : . WINDSHIELDS REPLACED _— dig odniss : And all other automobile Sheahan's Furniture r.giass. Moule Paint & Glass 203 W.Main St, Ph. 273-2739, oe Valley. ‘i ee . Girls' 20" bicycle, good . Septie tank cleaning dition; phone 265-4194 house tank $40; 2-$70; 3-$90. aie e spite ft St ' Will clear drain line. Work Pei : . guaranteed. Call collect Singer Sewing Mach. Com! ee eee . California. pany 's year end clearance on . Trade In Sew. Mach. Up to ! Remodeling specialties; new: 1/3 off on all Trade In. homes; sml commercial Mach., incl. some zigzagybldgs;dumptruck& front end mach, that m onogram, “loader. Free. ést. Call Leo, make button holes and ap. Gaines, Gen. Bldg'Contracplique. These used machines . tor, TuS-8360 Auburn, Cal. are ingoodcond, and should . ~~ sew for many years. Interest. or ae ed partiescallG. V, 3-3875. . Any. make. or. model CHECKED AND REPAIRED . 4/2:All Work-Guarantéed MAIL: BLANKET: OR SHAVER & $4.00 to cover repair, parts & return postage TO; A & A REPAIR SERVICE Re: ¥ Bx. 1166, Lincole, Calif. Phone 645-2246 A to Z SUPPLY CHRIST MAS PARTY? Folding Chairs, hardwood, FOR RENT or For Sale. Also used Refrigerators. ALPHA Broad St. Level Nevada City POLAROID Land Camera, Model 150. $60 with case, . ~ = In excellent condition. NevWORK WANTED ada County. Printing & Pub . Carpenter, plumbing, any lishing, 212 W. Main, Ph. repair work done at low cost, 273-4590 GV contact C.E; Clemons; Home Nu 40 gal. Day & Night gas . phone 3-3452., Ifnoans, call waterheater, still uncrated. . Maltman Realty 3-7291 TV Antenna, little used, Sml baby bed w/mattress . Ph 5-2087 “WANTED Coins, stamps, old letters, ° books( mining, history, technical-no novels) Pioneer 182 Main St.,-Nevada City. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Walnuts fresh crop, 35 ¢/Ib; the rest 30¢/lb. Phone 3-3691 CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line first issue... .20¢ Per line in additional issues Home Business f : (oo changes).. 6.5.65 14¢ ; Minimum charge... 80¢ REAL ESTATE WANTE D Wehavé cash buyers for large » rh proved orn: yed. “For fast action call collect or write California Land Co. , 1444 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights, Calif. Roseville Pa 5-2154 or 645 Van Ness ‘Avé. San Francisco, affiliated with San Francisco Multiple Listing Service. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 and small parcels of land, . i ME Pa PI