February 22, 1967 (20 pages)

Serving the cominunities of Nevada'Cit San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relies Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W alloupe, ii Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Colan Willow Valley, Nesnoom, hadlion Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remi: ill, Anth: House, Delirium Tremens. Grass Valley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York; Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, ous combo R ‘and Ready, Granitev ti iteville, North Tins kite, Chicge Pak het thie, ill Brandy Fle Sebontdpol, Quaker Hl Volume 42 Number 8 10 Cents a Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City, February 22, 1967 1222 Acres Federal Land Withdrawal Asked A proposed withdrawal of approximately 1, 222 acres of Federal land in El Dorado and Placer Counties, California, from all forms of~entry or dis. (position under the public land laws, including the general mining laws but not the: mineral leasing laws, subject to existing valid claims} was announced by the Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Sacramento, California, The application for the: withdrawal, was filed by the Assistant Regional Director, Bureau of Reclamation, California, Region 2, U.S. Department of the Interior and was recorded onthe Federal land records in the Land Office at Sacramento on November 18, 1966, designated serial number $229, The lands involved in the application are required for the construction, operation and ‘maintenance of the planned at Assessors Office _ Assessor Elton A, “Bub” Tobiassen announced last week that various exemption forms. will be available and mailed out to ~ those claimants on the lien date of March 6, 1967, All claimants of exempuons not in effect for 1966 must request the forms at the Nevada County Assessor's office located in the Courthouse Annex, Nevada City, Those in the Truckee-Donner Lake area ’may pick their forms. ‘up at the Government Center Building in Truckee on or after the lien date, March6, 1967. DATE OF DEADLINE All exemptions must be filed by April 15 rather than the first Monday in May as in previous years, with the exception of Welfare exemption claims which must be. filed no later than March 15. Veteran's exone claims will be investiga more thoroughly than in previous years by the Assessor's _ office’ as to truthfulness and validity, Veterans are forewarned by the Assessor that the penalties for intentional misinformation are rigid and will be Want a Car ? No Cash 9? No Credit We Finance You! Work Cars And Trucks Our Specialty. Also Cash For Your Car. Call Mr. Littler 273-0243 . After HoursCall 3-4991 SIERRA MOTORS > Between Sierra Mufflers And Dept. of Motor Vehicles. i ee ee facilities of the Auburn-Folsom South Unit of the American River Division, Central Valley Project, A detailed description of the lands involved in the proposed withdrawal will appear Shortly in.the Federal Register and will be posted in the Land Office at Sacramento, California; in the post offices at ‘Sacramento, Placerville, Auburn. Nevada City and San Frahcisco, California; and in the County Recorders" Offices at Auburn, Placerville and Nevada City, California, For a period of 30 days from, the date of publication of the Notice of Proposed Withdrawal in the Federal Register, persons having cause may present their objections to the Land Office, Bureau of. Land Management, Room 4201, U. S,. Courthouse and. Federal Building, 650 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, €alifornia, enforced. Assessor Tobiassen alsé asked that veterans cooper. ate by returning as soon as possible after the lien date their completed Veterans’ Exemption claims.and the accompanying: ' Personal Property Statements. Due to the heavy workload in the Assessor's office, promptness in returning the completed forms will aid the Department in expediting the processing of the exemption claims, The various exemption forms available at the’ County Assessor’s office are as follows: Cemetery Exemption; Fruit & Nut Trees & Vines Exemption; Exhibition Exemption; Blind Veteran Exemption; Timber Exemption;.Welfare Exemption; Veteran’s Exemption; Work of Art Exemption; Totally Disabled Veteran's Exemption and Church Exemption, All of these exemption claims must be. completed and in the Assessors office no later than April 17, 1967 at5:00 p.m, Since April 15 is a Saturday, the time is being extended this year to Monday, April 17, 1967 at 5;00 p. m, N-C Council Approves Bills The NeévVada,.City Council approved the expenditure of a total of $14, 464, 63 during the month of January, at its meeting February 13, . Of the total approved; Payroll came to $7, 426.88, Miscellaneous bills for materials and services totaled $7, 037,75. Largest check toa supplier was-the bill of Pacific Gas & Electric in the sum of $827. 65, for street lighting etc. $1, 252.54 was the City's contribution to the State employees Retirement System, The city employees contributed $509, 77 to the fund, according tO announcement by the City Treasurer this week, News. Highlights Nevada County's Board of Supervisors, Tuesday awarded the contract for the construction of Bloody Run Bridge, to Hanson Bros,Enterprises of Grass Valley on their Bid of $6, 776, 00,. Six other Contractors submitted bids for the project ranging up to $13, 500. 00. Nevada County Recreation Commission at its last nights meeting changed its regular meeting night to the 3rd., Monday ine ach month. The Commission requested — assistance from the County Chamber of Commerce in preparing briefs for submission to the Board of Supervisors to prove the need ofa fullsized department under a permanent Director. ‘ Mr. Paul A, Bourgeois, For-: ester with the Bureau ‘of Federal Land Management told a Nevada City Chamber meeting that the Bureau was working on a Project. to dispose of surplus $14,674 Advance fo Grass Valley WASHINGTON, D. C;--Congressman Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, representing Nevada County, last week announced approval of two Public Works Planning A@vances, totalling $14, 674, to Grass Valley. The interest free advances were made through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The applicant on both was Mayor John J, Hodge. Representative Johnson said one advance, totalling $11, 137 was made to finance the planning of a city hall of adequate size to provide for Municipal Administrative and Police functions. The proposed new facility, at a cost of $355, 137, includes off-street parking, The second advance, totalling $3,537, is to finance the planning of a City Corporation Yard and Shop, expected to cost $50, 000, Public Domain Lands to County "ar The Nevada City City Council NEVADA CITY Max Min Rainfall Feb. 15 44 24 4G) 40": 25 -ol ees BE 18 57 29 % 19. 83 20°: 62 21. 58>. 24 Rainfall to date "last year GRASS VALLEY Max Min Rainfall Feb. 15 50 27 16 42 28 06 17. '§§: :29 18 62 32 19 62 29 20 57 30 21 63 28 RR 44,13 33. 66 Rainfall to date "last year 42. 39 33, 52 Rotary Clubs Observe 62nd. Birthday Rotarians the world over will be busy celebrating the 62nd, anniversary of the founding of Rotary. li began long ago in a small law office in Chicago by Paul Hafris who conceived the idea of a weekly get together of his friends for fellowship and lunch, Today there are more than 12,000 Rotary:Clubs throughout the world, in 134 counties, Membership nears the 600, 000 mark and has for its motto the “Four Way Test" of conduct for, the business life of its members, Using the classifications system one member from each business. or profession may become amember of Rotary in each Club, The Club in Nevada Gity meets each Thursday at noon at Eddie's Broiler on: Pine Street, Edward Browning is the current President of the club which numbers some 28 business and professional men in the City, 4 -Clerk and a veteran civic leader cooperating with recommendations of the City Planning Commission, last week renamed the small park adjacent to the Alpha Hardware Store and directly across the street from the Na. tional Hotel; Calanan Park, The new name is in honor of George Calanan, former’ City d for Pia PEKLOUUICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95814 ‘LNevada County in a Jeweled Setting 2s a \Vacation Paradise Nevada County Receives Use Tax From State SACRAMENTO -The January apportionment of state highway users taxes among the State, Cities and counties amounted to $47,103, 851, with Nevada County receiving $30, 326, 34 as its share, State Controller Houston Flournoy said $9, 940, 277 in all went to the counties, The State Highway Fund for Cities received $4, 434, 893; the State Highway Fund for Counties and Cities, $6,361,777; and the State Highway Fund for Expenditure on Highways received $26, 366, 904, The amount distributed was derived from the following sources: gasoline tax, $%2, 817, 506; diesel fuel tax, $3, . 198, 982; by transfer from the Motor Vehicle Transportation Tax Fund, $1, 075, 761; and the balance from miscellaneous sources, for more than 30 years, in Nevada City, The park facing on Broad Street is one of the few spots left in the downtown area for park purposes, It is owned by the U, S. Forest Service which has shown an interest in making the area a downtown recreation area for visitors and. local folk, George C. Calanan, for whom the Nevada City Council named a park, this week, was a resident of the city for almost 60 years During most of that time he was an employee of the City, It was on April 2, 1961 that he was honored by the Nevada County Histotical Society by the observance of Geor. Calanan died on November 16, 1961, at his life time he earned the richly deserved ti City? . age of 76. During of "Mr. Nevada — C. Calanan Day. Mr, eoieec eo eS eet 4 ees Re ae eee OVE eae Se Se saa ii — oy ete et a gs ah ae “a Ve ESE a Foe ee ee a ee ee a EI ie By BS w? Nero Were ares é ‘

Serving the cominunities of Nevada'Cit San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relies Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W alloupe, ii Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Colan Willow Valley, Nesnoom, hadlion Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remi: ill, Anth: House, Delirium Tremens. Grass Valley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York; Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, ous combo R ‘and Ready, Granitev ti iteville, North Tins kite, Chicge Pak het thie, ill Brandy Fle Sebontdpol, Quaker Hl Volume 42 Number 8 10 Cents a Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City, February 22, 1967 1222 Acres Federal Land Withdrawal Asked A proposed withdrawal of approximately 1, 222 acres of Federal land in El Dorado and Placer Counties, California, from all forms of~entry or dis. (position under the public land laws, including the general mining laws but not the: mineral leasing laws, subject to existing valid claims} was announced by the Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Sacramento, California, The application for the: withdrawal, was filed by the Assistant Regional Director, Bureau of Reclamation, California, Region 2, U.S. Department of the Interior and was recorded onthe Federal land records in the Land Office at Sacramento on November 18, 1966, designated serial number $229, The lands involved in the application are required for the construction, operation and ‘maintenance of the planned at Assessors Office _ Assessor Elton A, “Bub” Tobiassen announced last week that various exemption forms. will be available and mailed out to ~ those claimants on the lien date of March 6, 1967, All claimants of exempuons not in effect for 1966 must request the forms at the Nevada County Assessor's office located in the Courthouse Annex, Nevada City, Those in the Truckee-Donner Lake area ’may pick their forms. ‘up at the Government Center Building in Truckee on or after the lien date, March6, 1967. DATE OF DEADLINE All exemptions must be filed by April 15 rather than the first Monday in May as in previous years, with the exception of Welfare exemption claims which must be. filed no later than March 15. Veteran's exone claims will be investiga more thoroughly than in previous years by the Assessor's _ office’ as to truthfulness and validity, Veterans are forewarned by the Assessor that the penalties for intentional misinformation are rigid and will be Want a Car ? No Cash 9? No Credit We Finance You! Work Cars And Trucks Our Specialty. Also Cash For Your Car. Call Mr. Littler 273-0243 . After HoursCall 3-4991 SIERRA MOTORS > Between Sierra Mufflers And Dept. of Motor Vehicles. i ee ee facilities of the Auburn-Folsom South Unit of the American River Division, Central Valley Project, A detailed description of the lands involved in the proposed withdrawal will appear Shortly in.the Federal Register and will be posted in the Land Office at Sacramento, California; in the post offices at ‘Sacramento, Placerville, Auburn. Nevada City and San Frahcisco, California; and in the County Recorders" Offices at Auburn, Placerville and Nevada City, California, For a period of 30 days from, the date of publication of the Notice of Proposed Withdrawal in the Federal Register, persons having cause may present their objections to the Land Office, Bureau of. Land Management, Room 4201, U. S,. Courthouse and. Federal Building, 650 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, €alifornia, enforced. Assessor Tobiassen alsé asked that veterans cooper. ate by returning as soon as possible after the lien date their completed Veterans’ Exemption claims.and the accompanying: ' Personal Property Statements. Due to the heavy workload in the Assessor's office, promptness in returning the completed forms will aid the Department in expediting the processing of the exemption claims, The various exemption forms available at the’ County Assessor’s office are as follows: Cemetery Exemption; Fruit & Nut Trees & Vines Exemption; Exhibition Exemption; Blind Veteran Exemption; Timber Exemption;.Welfare Exemption; Veteran’s Exemption; Work of Art Exemption; Totally Disabled Veteran's Exemption and Church Exemption, All of these exemption claims must be. completed and in the Assessors office no later than April 17, 1967 at5:00 p.m, Since April 15 is a Saturday, the time is being extended this year to Monday, April 17, 1967 at 5;00 p. m, N-C Council Approves Bills The NeévVada,.City Council approved the expenditure of a total of $14, 464, 63 during the month of January, at its meeting February 13, . Of the total approved; Payroll came to $7, 426.88, Miscellaneous bills for materials and services totaled $7, 037,75. Largest check toa supplier was-the bill of Pacific Gas & Electric in the sum of $827. 65, for street lighting etc. $1, 252.54 was the City's contribution to the State employees Retirement System, The city employees contributed $509, 77 to the fund, according tO announcement by the City Treasurer this week, News. Highlights Nevada County's Board of Supervisors, Tuesday awarded the contract for the construction of Bloody Run Bridge, to Hanson Bros,Enterprises of Grass Valley on their Bid of $6, 776, 00,. Six other Contractors submitted bids for the project ranging up to $13, 500. 00. Nevada County Recreation Commission at its last nights meeting changed its regular meeting night to the 3rd., Monday ine ach month. The Commission requested — assistance from the County Chamber of Commerce in preparing briefs for submission to the Board of Supervisors to prove the need ofa fullsized department under a permanent Director. ‘

Mr. Paul A, Bourgeois, For-: ester with the Bureau ‘of Federal Land Management told a Nevada City Chamber meeting that the Bureau was working on a Project. to dispose of surplus $14,674 Advance fo Grass Valley WASHINGTON, D. C;--Congressman Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, representing Nevada County, last week announced approval of two Public Works Planning A@vances, totalling $14, 674, to Grass Valley. The interest free advances were made through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The applicant on both was Mayor John J, Hodge. Representative Johnson said one advance, totalling $11, 137 was made to finance the planning of a city hall of adequate size to provide for Municipal Administrative and Police functions. The proposed new facility, at a cost of $355, 137, includes off-street parking, The second advance, totalling $3,537, is to finance the planning of a City Corporation Yard and Shop, expected to cost $50, 000, Public Domain Lands to County "ar The Nevada City City Council NEVADA CITY Max Min Rainfall Feb. 15 44 24 4G) 40": 25 -ol ees BE 18 57 29 % 19.. 83 20°: 62 21. 58>. 24 Rainfall to date "last year GRASS VALLEY Max Min Rainfall Feb. 15 50 27 16 42 28 06 17. '§§: :29 18 62 32 19 62 29 20 57 30 21 63 28 RR 44,13 33. 66 Rainfall to date "last year 42. 39 33, 52 Rotary Clubs Observe 62nd. Birthday Rotarians the world over will be busy celebrating the 62nd, anniversary of the founding of Rotary. li began long ago in a small law office in Chicago by Paul Hafris who conceived the idea of a weekly get together of his friends for fellowship and lunch, Today there are more than 12,000 Rotary:Clubs throughout the world, in 134 counties, Membership nears the 600, 000 mark and has for its motto the “Four Way Test" of conduct for, the business life of its members, Using the classifications system one member from each business. or profession may become amember of Rotary in each Club, The Club in Nevada Gity meets each Thursday at noon at Eddie's Broiler on: Pine Street, Edward Browning is the current President of the club which numbers some 28 business and professional men in the City, 4 -Clerk and a veteran civic leader cooperating with recommendations of the City Planning Commission, last week renamed the small park adjacent to the Alpha Hardware Store and directly across the street from the Na. tional Hotel; Calanan Park, The new name is in honor of George Calanan, former’ City d for Pia PEKLOUUICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95814 ‘LNevada County in a Jeweled Setting 2s a \Vacation Paradise Nevada County Receives Use Tax From State SACRAMENTO -The January apportionment of state highway users taxes among the State, Cities and counties amounted to $47,103, 851, with Nevada County receiving $30, 326, 34 as its share, State Controller Houston Flournoy said $9, 940, 277 in all went to the counties, The State Highway Fund for Cities received $4, 434, 893; the State Highway Fund for Counties and Cities, $6,361,777; and the State Highway Fund for Expenditure on Highways received $26, 366, 904, The amount distributed was derived from the following sources: gasoline tax, $%2, 817, 506; diesel fuel tax, $3, . 198, 982; by transfer from the Motor Vehicle Transportation Tax Fund, $1, 075, 761; and the balance from miscellaneous sources, for more than 30 years, in Nevada City, The park facing on Broad Street is one of the few spots left in the downtown area for park purposes, It is owned by the U, S. Forest Service which has shown an interest in making the area a downtown recreation area for visitors and. local folk, George C. Calanan, for whom the Nevada City Council named a park, this week, was a resident of the city for almost 60 years During most of that time he was an employee of the City, It was on April 2, 1961 that he was honored by the Nevada County Histotical Society by the observance of Geor. Calanan died on November 16, 1961, at his life time he earned the richly deserved ti City? . age of 76. During of "Mr. Nevada — C. Calanan Day. Mr, eoieec eo eS eet 4 ees Re ae eee OVE eae Se Se saa ii — oy ete et a gs ah ae “a Ve ESE a Foe ee ee a ee ee a EI ie By BS w? Nero Were ares é ‘