December 7, 1960 (8 pages)

NUGGET Photos by Bob Wyckoff AN ALLOUT ALARM.was answered by Ne‘vada City Volunteer Firemen Thursday morning at 11:20 a.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Card of 224 South Pine Street. In spite of wind and weather the Volunteers fought long and hard in every effort to save the burning building. The fire had a big head start, however, as flames and heavy smoke greeted the firemen on*their arrival. Origin of the fire which caused an estimated 80 per cent to total loss of the home, is unknown. It is believedto have started in the basement. It was feared for a time that the house next to the fire might also be consumed. Mr. and Mrs. Card were not at home at the time. OPTOMETRIST . ; 228 Commercial Street Nevada City JEWELRY JEWELRY ur GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Editorial Comment (From “Regional News Service” Clipsheet) \ i ~~ Setting Us An Example per cent of the .cost of acquiring parks if the local governmental units provide An election development which should be of considerable interest to Californians was the approval the remainder. If the New Yorkers feel they have a problem in proMakes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, The Perfect Gift! The picture of a loved one is a highly treasured DIAMONDS . . WATCHES gift. Send one to the folks who are away CLOC KS from home. Call us-to} And Many Other Gifts ] SILVERWARE REKKRKKKKKKKE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG’S Grass day! Ex pert copy work of old photographs, Color tinting of portraits. PRENTISS PORTRAIT STUDIO NATIONAL HOTEL ANNEX NEVADA CITY . ph. 265-4128 td J eweters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 124 MILL STsGRASS VALLEY given by New York voters, by a 3-to-1 majority, to a recreation. The losing race which is being run by the State DiviSion of Beaches and Parks with the state’s expanding jpopulation has turned the ‘thoughts of many persons toward a bond issue as a supplement for the division’s lagging revenues from state tidelands oil royalties. The New Yorkers, with their bond issue money, will acquire predominantly open or natural lands for conservation and outdoor recreation. Of the total, $20 million is allocated for lands for state parks, $15 million for state conservation and recreation lands other than parks and $40 million as ™ BUY UNIT LOIS & SAVEees __D.E. MATSON LUMBER FOREST PRODUCTS , HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY Sit t+ + +++ + ++ Dial 2739-297) FREE Delivery up to 10 miles grants to cities, counties, towns and villages for 75 $75 million bond issue for viding enough open space for present and future generations, Californians have an even greater problem. Our state parks hang out “no vacancy” signs early in the day in the summer season. Our four national parks are sometimes crowded to the point ofsuffocation despite Mission 66.: Our 18 Million acres of national forests do not have nearly enough campsites to, meet the demand, even now. We could do worse than study the New York example and ponder especially that 3-to-1 majority. “on Information that will help your family to survive nutlear attacks will be sent to you free by. your local Civil Defense Office or the California Disaster Office, Post Office Box 110, Sacramento. Optometrist At National . Meetings Dr. C.O. Patterson of Grass Valley left this morningto attend anational gathering of the American the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco, The educational group of the AAO has 60 courses scheduled for post graduate study during the week long meeting. While -at San Francisco, Dr. Patterson will meet with the board of directors of the National Association of SDA Optometrists. Dr. Patterson is president of the group. Families beyond a threemile radius of a nuclear strike could survive’ the attack if they were prepared to take cover in a fallout shelter stocked with a twoweek supply of food and water, according to the California Disaster Office. 2en filed under the Fr Fewer act (6 U.S.C, 791aeS 825r) by Nevada Irrigation District. of Grass Valley, tion work on this proposed freeway, a protest group want a “by-pass freeway” . at m@. but historical Academy of Optometry at. ‘. the peak. We rode over this around the center of N.C. County and Nevada City must be realistic and build today on what they have to build upon. The Gold Rush is past. Many of the relics of that date are dead and gone. The history of those days will never die. This is the livés of the people who lived during those years. They cut down the forest on the hills and canyons where today Nevada City Stands. A beautiful forest had to be cut and destroyed So a town might be built. Today a few old. landmarks will need to be sacrificed so a freeway may pass through. The landmarks had their day. They played their role in the past. The question is: Does Nevada City want a freeway or does it want old, DEAD landmarks? Our home says: “We want a LIVE Today.” A fine highway spells “EMPIRE.” We ii know that good roads mean EMPIRE. We want:a woni derful system of highways through the towns and into }the countryside. Anything } that stands in the way of . Empire is wrong. Empire is a community of thriving people, who have through their self responsibility earned and created an honest livelihood. A few -things like the enoe eS Sequoia tree, the Na[tional Hotel Annex, the ugly Otts Assay . . Office will not stand in the . way of progress. The cry i from our mountain home on {Banner Hill is “Empire, /Empire, Empire.” With wonderful, well built roads we shall build our EMPIRE. Without these roads we will fail. The tourist will come They will stop and see our colorful old gold’ mine towns. They will enjoy what is there of the Past, the ‘Present, and the Future. Most of all they will want ,te see the “back country,” the hills, creeks, forests, rivers, lakes and mountains. The people of Nevada Ccunty have yet to begin to build a string of first class recreational, scenic and historical parks. The nearest and most beautiful site for a wonder park is Banner Mountain. This 4000-foot high hill -belongs to both Grass Valley. and Nevada City. It belongs to all western Nevada County. A link to EMPIRE was created this Past summer when the California Division of Forestry built a new, wide, fine rock base road from the county road junction to the top of road for the first time Thanksgiving Day. Pr ple must, however, go up and down in low gear for safety. State Senator Ron Cameron and Assemblyman Paul Lunardi reassured us again that the proposed Banner Mountain State Gold Park will be realized. A beautiful, LIVE state park such as Banner Mountain will do our area far more good than a thousand dead buildings of the past. We repeat: Good roads lead: to Empire. Our The people of Nevada OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND In the Matter of the Esstate of JEA A C. CLINGAN, also known as JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of JEANNETTA C. CLINGAN, also known as JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the unty of Nevada, or presentsame, with the necessa vouchers, within six months after the first publicatio of this notice, to the said WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, at the Trust Department thereof, Market at Montgomery, San Francisco 20, California, the same be-. ing the place for the transaction of the business of Said estate. . Dated this Ist day of December, 1960.WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of JEANNETTA C. CLINGAN,, also ‘known as JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, Deceased. By F. E. CANATSY, Trust Officer. First publication in Nevada County Nugget on Dec. 7, 1960, Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, 307 B Street, San Mateo, California, Attorneys for Executor, Publish Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28, é LEGAL NOTICE No. 6173 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Es-' tate of FREEMAN Nj, FARNSWORTH, «also known. as FREEMAN NATHAN FARNSWORTH, also known as FREEMAN FARNSWORTH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN by the undersigned, Alice Good Farnsworth, as Administratrix of the Estate of Freeman 'N. Farnsworth, also known as Freeman Nathan Farnsworth, also known as Freeman Farnsworth, deceased, to the Creditors of and all fersons havine claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers. within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the AClerk of theft Superior Court of the State of California in and for the LASSIFIED ADS EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We Strive to give everyone the finest.no matter how much or how little they spend, in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds Antiques of the Gold Days “FON SALE ‘ FOR SALE Good Alfalfa hay & Oat hay. I will deliver. In good clean barley straw 3 wire bale. Call Marysville SH-27400. . Phone Ellinger, . 973.2921 1CALL US DAY OR NIGHT _WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU . BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL _ J, Paul Bergemann s, ., (Formerly Holmes Funerai Home ) We also want a used Spinet in good playing condition to Fent or buy reasonably, Please /PORT ABLE SINGER machine, featherweight. Al condition. Ph. Evenings, 2852577, aoe call 273-3545. WANTED Assorted lenths put to 4 ft. 3 1/2 shank 7/8 Timken H P.O, Bor 71 Magalia, Butte Co., Calif. 246 Sactamento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 WANT ADS SELL FAST a Mill Blocks for Sale Dump truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks $15 Cord. Delivered ‘Phone 973+3331. ffor sale. 100 tons of good FOR SALE FOR RENT Good alfalfa hay & oat hay baby lima& blackeyed bean straw. Very good for sheep feed or beef cattle, Marysville SH 2-7400, FOR RENT -2 room furnished cabin at Chicago Park. Bath, electric range, water heater) trash burner water and garbage service free. Pensioners preferred. Call at 6 p.m. 273-4730. A very good set of doubledecker cattle or sheep racks , 18 ft. long and 8 ft. wide. IN THE NUGGET _24-Hour Ambulance Service Marysville SH 2-7400. FOR RENT Room private Ph, 273-4950. ‘e SERVICES: _ SCOTTY BEATON ‘Gall Evenings 265-2764 home Radio, TV, private . entrance, meals optional. . Electrical Appliance Repair:' . County of Nevada, or to ex\hibit_ them with the necesSary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administratrix at the law offices of Berliner & Wetherall, 232 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of-said Freeman N. Farnsworth; alias, deceased. i ‘ ALICE GOOD FARNSWORTH, Administratrix of the Estate of Freeman E o Farnswroth, als known as Freeman: Nathan Farnsworth, also known as Freeman Farnsworth, Deceased. . cl 7 Dated: November 4, 1960, ‘nd California, for. a license for test for a freeway at this Kirk! WwW: : j a ject, designated as time to the local papers. . Harzteld & Wallace, Project No. 2266, to be situThese letters were never 397 B Street, ated in Sietra, Nevada and published. San Mateo, Placer Counties, in the Today, many years later, Attorneys for Petitioner. . State of California, near ‘after over $300,000 has al. . Sierra City, Emigrant aD, ready been spent on foundaNo. 6148 _ . Dutch Flat and Colfax, an affecting lands of the United States within the Tahoe National Forest and other lands of the United States. The project, as preposed and described in the application, will include the project works now being operated under existing Minorments and additions to those works, and new proposed works. Beginning at the upper end and proceeding in a downstream direction, the project would consist of: Jackson Meadows River, comprised of a rockfill dam with side channel gated spillway, a_ gated Sluice outlet, a reservoir with normal water surface at elevation 6,032 feet and storage of 65,000 acre feet; Milton Diversion Dam and Reservoir (existing), located on Middle Yuba River, comprised of a concrete arch dam with overflow spillway section and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 5,690 feet and storage of 900 acre feet; MiltonBowman Pipeline and Tunnel (existing); the wood stave pipeline portion of this conduit to be replaced With concrete pipe and the tunnel portion repaired; Jackson Lake Dam and Reservoir (existing), located on Jackson Creek, comprised of a_ rockfill dam with side channel spillway, a gated sluice outlet, and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 6,594 feet and gtorage of 1,300 acre feet; French Lake Dam and Reservoir (existing), located on Canyon Creek, comprised of a rockfill dam with concrete face, with side channel spillway,.a Bated sluice outlet, and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 13,480 acre feet; Faucherie Lake Dam and Reservoir (existing) located on Canyon Creek, comprised of a rockfill dam to be raised 10 feet with side channel ispillway,, a gated sluice outlet, an earth dike and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 6,153. feet and storage of 3,500 acre feet; Bowman Dams and . Reservoir (existing), located . on Canyon Creek, with concrete face and gated sluice outlet, a concrete way section, a _ reservoir . with water surface eleva. tion at 5,562 feet and storage of 63,325 acre feet; Bowman-Spaulding Conduit (existing), comprised of canal, flume and tunnel . sections, portions of which are to be repaired or rePlaced; Dutch “Flat No. 2. located on Bear River, comprised ofan intake located above Drum Afterbay Dam (PG&E Co.), a conduit to a small forebay, a penstock, ‘a powerhouse with a 32,000 horsepower turbine connect” ed to a 22,800 kilowatt generator installed therein, a step-up transformer, a Switching structure and an afterbay dam; Chicago Park located on Bear River, comprised of an intake located above Dutch Flat No. 2 afterbay dam, a concrete flume to a small forebay, @ penstock, a powerhouse with a 49,300 horsepower turbine connected to a 36,300-kilowatt generator, a step-up transformer and a Switching _ structure; and, Rollins Storage Dam and Reservoir located on Bear River, comprised of a rockfill dam with side channel gated . spillway, a gated outlet through the left abutment, a reservoir with water ‘surface elevation at 2,170 . feet and gtorage of 60,000 . acre feet; and appurtenant facilities. ae Applicant states that the energy to be generated at ‘Dutch Flat No. 2 and Chiago Park will. be sold to Pacific Gas and Electric Company for distribution sale for public utility ses purposes, -. 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 on which protests aoe 549 E. Broad St. Nevada City, ; First publication: Nov. 9, ro — 2 ~— application is on file with : rliner & Wetherall, z . soi Ree “Attorneys for Administra-. t2© Commission for “public line it issug. . trix. Saget Pv ee inet Publish: Nov. 9, 16, 23, . JOSEPH * wr ate E, Mi chong . = ipa © fo c. 4, 1960. Publish: Nov. 30, Dec. 7. 14, 21. Part Project No. 338, better. . . . . Storage Dam and Reservoir . located on Middle Yuba Os “WRN epee RSENS, Ey ‘ 6660.5 feet and storage of j vi fe 2 i » © com. . prised of a rockfill dam! . arch dam with gated spill-. ©

NUGGET Photos by Bob Wyckoff AN ALLOUT ALARM..was answered by Ne‘vada City Volunteer Firemen Thursday morning at 11:20 a.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Card of 224 South Pine Street. In spite of wind and weather the Volunteers fought long and hard in every effort to save the burning building. The fire had a big head start, however, as flames and heavy smoke greeted the firemen on*their arrival. Origin of the fire which caused an estimated 80 per cent to total loss of the home, is unknown. It is believedto have started in the basement. It was feared for a time that the house next to the fire might also be consumed. Mr. and Mrs. Card were not at home at the time. OPTOMETRIST . ; 228 Commercial Street Nevada City JEWELRY JEWELRY ur GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Editorial Comment (From “Regional News Service” Clipsheet) \ i ~~ Setting Us An Example per cent of the .cost of acquiring parks if the local governmental units provide An election development which should be of considerable interest to Californians was the approval the remainder. If the New Yorkers feel they have a problem in proMakes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, The Perfect Gift! The picture of a loved one is a highly treasured DIAMONDS . . WATCHES gift. Send one to the folks who are away CLOC KS from home. Call us-to} And Many Other Gifts ] SILVERWARE REKKRKKKKKKKE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG’S Grass day! Ex pert copy work of old photographs, Color tinting of portraits. PRENTISS PORTRAIT STUDIO NATIONAL HOTEL ANNEX NEVADA CITY . ph. 265-4128 td J eweters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 124 MILL STsGRASS VALLEY given by New York voters, by a 3-to-1 majority, to a recreation. The losing race which is being run by the State DiviSion of Beaches and Parks with the state’s expanding jpopulation has turned the ‘thoughts of many persons toward a bond issue as a supplement for the division’s lagging revenues from state tidelands oil royalties. The New Yorkers, with their bond issue money, will acquire predominantly open or natural lands for conservation and outdoor recreation. Of the total, $20 million is allocated for lands for state parks, $15 million for state conservation and recreation lands other than parks and $40 million as ™ BUY UNIT LOIS & SAVEees __D.E. MATSON LUMBER FOREST PRODUCTS , HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY Sit t+ + +++ + ++ Dial 2739-297) FREE Delivery up to 10 miles grants to cities, counties, towns and villages for 75 $75 million bond issue for viding enough open space for present and future generations, Californians have an even greater problem. Our state parks hang out “no vacancy” signs early in the day in the summer season. Our four national parks are sometimes crowded to the point ofsuffocation despite Mission 66.: Our 18 Million acres of national forests do not have nearly enough campsites to, meet the demand, even now. We could do worse than study the New York example and ponder especially that 3-to-1 majority. “on Information that will help your family to survive nutlear attacks will be sent to you free by. your local Civil Defense Office or the California Disaster Office, Post Office Box 110, Sacramento. Optometrist At National . Meetings Dr. C.O. Patterson of Grass Valley left this morningto attend anational gathering of the American the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco, The educational group of the AAO has 60 courses scheduled for post graduate study during the week long meeting. While -at San Francisco, Dr. Patterson will meet with the board of directors of the National Association of SDA Optometrists. Dr. Patterson is president of the group. Families beyond a threemile radius of a nuclear strike could survive’ the attack if they were prepared to take cover in a fallout shelter stocked with a twoweek supply of food and water, according to the California Disaster Office. 2en filed under the Fr Fewer act (6 U.S.C, 791aeS 825r) by Nevada Irrigation District. of Grass Valley, tion work on this proposed freeway, a protest group want a “by-pass freeway” . at m@. but historical Academy of Optometry at. ‘. the peak. We rode over this around the center of N.C. County and Nevada City must be realistic and build today on what they have to build upon. The Gold Rush is past. Many of the relics of that date are dead and gone. The history of those days will never die. This is the livés of the people who lived during those years. They cut down the forest on the hills and canyons where today Nevada City Stands. A beautiful forest had to be cut and destroyed So a town might be built. Today a few old. landmarks will need to be sacrificed so a freeway may pass through. The landmarks had their day. They played their role in the past. The question is: Does Nevada City want a freeway or does it want old, DEAD landmarks? Our home says: “We want a LIVE Today.” A fine highway spells “EMPIRE.” We ii know that good roads mean EMPIRE. We want:a woni derful system of highways through the towns and into }the countryside. Anything } that stands in the way of . Empire is wrong. Empire is a community of thriving people, who have through their self responsibility earned and created an honest livelihood. A few -things like the enoe eS Sequoia tree, the Na[tional Hotel Annex, the ugly Otts Assay . . Office will not stand in the . way of progress. The cry i from our mountain home on {Banner Hill is “Empire, /Empire, Empire.” With wonderful, well built roads we shall build our EMPIRE. Without these roads we will fail. The tourist will come They will stop and see our colorful old gold’ mine towns. They will enjoy what is there of the Past, the ‘Present, and the Future. Most of all they will want ,te see the “back country,” the hills, creeks, forests, rivers, lakes and mountains. The people of Nevada Ccunty have yet to begin to build a string of first class recreational, scenic and historical parks. The nearest and most beautiful site for a wonder park is Banner Mountain. This 4000-foot high hill -belongs to both Grass Valley. and Nevada City. It belongs to all western Nevada County. A link to EMPIRE was created this Past summer when the California Division of Forestry built a new, wide, fine rock base road from the county road junction to the top of road for the first time Thanksgiving Day. Pr ple must, however, go up and down in low gear for safety. State Senator Ron Cameron and Assemblyman Paul Lunardi reassured us again that the proposed Banner Mountain State Gold Park will be realized. A beautiful, LIVE state park such as Banner Mountain will do our area far more good than a thousand dead buildings of the past. We repeat: Good roads lead: to Empire. Our The people of Nevada OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND In the Matter of the Esstate of JEA A C. CLINGAN, also known as JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of JEANNETTA C. CLINGAN, also known as JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the unty of Nevada, or presentsame, with the necessa vouchers, within six months after the first publicatio of this notice, to the said WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, at the Trust Department thereof, Market at Montgomery, San Francisco

20, California, the same be-. ing the place for the transaction of the business of Said estate. . Dated this Ist day of December, 1960.WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of JEANNETTA C. CLINGAN,, also ‘known as JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, Deceased. By F. E. CANATSY, Trust Officer. First publication in Nevada County Nugget on Dec. 7, 1960, Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, 307 B Street, San Mateo, California, Attorneys for Executor, Publish Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28, é LEGAL NOTICE No. 6173 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. In the Matter of the Es-' tate of FREEMAN Nj, FARNSWORTH, «also known. as FREEMAN NATHAN FARNSWORTH, also known as FREEMAN FARNSWORTH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN by the undersigned, Alice Good Farnsworth, as Administratrix of the Estate of Freeman 'N. Farnsworth, also known as Freeman Nathan Farnsworth, also known as Freeman Farnsworth, deceased, to the Creditors of and all fersons havine claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers. within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the AClerk of theft Superior Court of the State of California in and for the LASSIFIED ADS EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We Strive to give everyone the finest..no matter how much or how little they spend, in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds Antiques of the Gold Days “FON SALE ‘ FOR SALE Good Alfalfa hay & Oat hay. I will deliver. In good clean barley straw 3 wire bale. Call Marysville SH-27400. . Phone Ellinger, . 973.2921 1CALL US DAY OR NIGHT _WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU . BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL _ J, Paul Bergemann s, ., (Formerly Holmes Funerai Home ) We also want a used Spinet in good playing condition to Fent or buy reasonably, Please /PORT ABLE SINGER machine, featherweight. Al condition. Ph. Evenings, 2852577, aoe call 273-3545. WANTED Assorted lenths put to 4 ft. 3 1/2 shank 7/8 Timken H P.O, Bor 71 Magalia, Butte Co., Calif. 246 Sactamento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 WANT ADS SELL FAST a Mill Blocks for Sale Dump truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks $15 Cord. Delivered ‘Phone 973+3331. ffor sale. 100 tons of good FOR SALE FOR RENT Good alfalfa hay & oat hay baby lima& blackeyed bean straw. Very good for sheep feed or beef cattle, Marysville SH 2-7400, FOR RENT -2 room furnished cabin at Chicago Park. Bath, electric range, water heater) trash burner water and garbage service free. Pensioners preferred. Call at 6 p.m. 273-4730. A very good set of doubledecker cattle or sheep racks , 18 ft. long and 8 ft. wide. IN THE NUGGET _24-Hour Ambulance Service Marysville SH 2-7400. FOR RENT Room private Ph, 273-4950. ‘e SERVICES: _ SCOTTY BEATON ‘Gall Evenings 265-2764 home Radio, TV, private . entrance, meals optional. . Electrical Appliance Repair:' . County of Nevada, or to ex\hibit_ them with the necesSary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administratrix at the law offices of Berliner & Wetherall, 232 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of-said Freeman N. Farnsworth; alias, deceased. i ‘ ALICE GOOD FARNSWORTH, Administratrix of the Estate of Freeman E o Farnswroth, als known as Freeman: Nathan Farnsworth, also known as Freeman Farnsworth, Deceased. . cl 7 Dated: November 4, 1960, ‘nd California, for. a license for test for a freeway at this Kirk! WwW: : j a ject, designated as time to the local papers. . Harzteld & Wallace, Project No. 2266, to be situThese letters were never 397 B Street, ated in Sietra, Nevada and published. San Mateo, Placer Counties, in the Today, many years later, Attorneys for Petitioner. . State of California, near ‘after over $300,000 has al. . Sierra City, Emigrant aD, ready been spent on foundaNo. 6148 _ . Dutch Flat and Colfax, an affecting lands of the United States within the Tahoe National Forest and other lands of the United States. The project, as preposed and described in the application, will include the project works now being operated under existing Minorments and additions to those works, and new proposed works. Beginning at the upper end and proceeding in a downstream direction, the project would consist of: Jackson Meadows River, comprised of a rockfill dam with side channel gated spillway, a_ gated Sluice outlet, a reservoir with normal water surface at elevation 6,032 feet and storage of 65,000 acre feet; Milton Diversion Dam and Reservoir (existing), located on Middle Yuba River, comprised of a concrete arch dam with overflow spillway section and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 5,690 feet and storage of 900 acre feet; MiltonBowman Pipeline and Tunnel (existing); the wood stave pipeline portion of this conduit to be replaced With concrete pipe and the tunnel portion repaired; Jackson Lake Dam and Reservoir (existing), located on Jackson Creek, comprised of a_ rockfill dam with side channel spillway, a gated sluice outlet, and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 6,594 feet and gtorage of 1,300 acre feet; French Lake Dam and Reservoir (existing), located on Canyon Creek, comprised of a rockfill dam with concrete face, with side channel spillway,.a Bated sluice outlet, and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 13,480 acre feet; Faucherie Lake Dam and Reservoir (existing) located on Canyon Creek, comprised of a rockfill dam to be raised 10 feet with side channel ispillway,, a gated sluice outlet, an earth dike and a reservoir with water surface elevation at 6,153. feet and storage of 3,500 acre feet; Bowman Dams and . Reservoir (existing), located . on Canyon Creek, with concrete face and gated sluice outlet, a concrete way section, a _ reservoir . with water surface eleva. tion at 5,562 feet and storage of 63,325 acre feet; Bowman-Spaulding Conduit (existing), comprised of canal, flume and tunnel . sections, portions of which are to be repaired or rePlaced; Dutch “Flat No. 2. located on Bear River, comprised ofan intake located above Drum Afterbay Dam (PG&E Co.), a conduit to a small forebay, a penstock, ‘a powerhouse with a 32,000 horsepower turbine connect” ed to a 22,800 kilowatt generator installed therein, a step-up transformer, a Switching structure and an afterbay dam; Chicago Park located on Bear River, comprised of an intake located above Dutch Flat No. 2 afterbay dam, a concrete flume to a small forebay, @ penstock, a powerhouse with a 49,300 horsepower turbine connected to a 36,300-kilowatt generator, a step-up transformer and a Switching _ structure; and, Rollins Storage Dam and Reservoir located on Bear River, comprised of a rockfill dam with side channel gated . spillway, a gated outlet through the left abutment, a reservoir with water ‘surface elevation at 2,170 . feet and gtorage of 60,000 . acre feet; and appurtenant facilities. ae Applicant states that the energy to be generated at ‘Dutch Flat No. 2 and Chiago Park will. be sold to Pacific Gas and Electric Company for distribution sale for public utility ses purposes, -. 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 on which protests aoe 549 E. Broad St. Nevada City, ; First publication: Nov. 9, ro — 2 ~— application is on file with : rliner & Wetherall, z . soi Ree “Attorneys for Administra-. t2© Commission for “public line it issug. . trix. Saget Pv ee inet Publish: Nov. 9, 16, 23, . JOSEPH * wr ate E, Mi chong . = ipa © fo c. 4, 1960. Publish: Nov. 30, Dec. 7. 14, 21. Part Project No. 338, better. . . . . Storage Dam and Reservoir . located on Middle Yuba Os “WRN epee RSENS, Ey ‘ 6660.5 feet and storage of j vi fe 2 i » © com. . prised of a rockfill dam! . arch dam with gated spill-. ©