January 2, 1974 (8 pages)

OM ‘Sacramento; Nevada Irrigation District directors Friday approved an a with Hansen Bros. Enterprises, Inc. and Rolscott Corporation, the concessionairs for Rollins Reservor, for. removal of gravel by .Hansen Bros. from Greenhorn Creek. The 10-year lease calls for Hansen Bros. to pay the board $3,000 a year minimum and 15 cents a ton royalty. The agreement did not come easily however, it has been in the workings for many months. and needed many additions and corrections before all sides could reach a compromise. ‘NID is under a court order to: split any monies received for a. portion of the gravel removal with the Rollscott Corporation: The concessionaire. had earlier tried to sub-lease the operation but NID officials felt that under their lease-with the district this was not. ble. A lawsuit ruled that the two were to reach an agreement and share monies Arlie Hansen told the board Friday ‘that he needed assurance that his firm would have right-of-way guarantees from the 2,160 foot elevation level to the Greenhorn Bridge. ot Funeral services for the late Walter Winsmore Chapman, who died at a’, Sacramento hospital Monday, were held in the chapel of the Miller-Skelton & Herberger Fuperal Home in Sacramento under the auspices of Gravel Range Lodge No. 59; F&AM, of Camptonville; with Judge Acton M. Cleveland and Robert. Thygesen con— ‘dueting the service. Deceased was born in Bishop, California, on June 24, 1891. He spent the younger days of his life in Nevada City , being a member of a pioneer family of that community . He came to Camptonville in 1912, where he was employed as a clerk in the Meek Mercantile Company general merchandise store where he worked until the, first World War. Then he went to San Francisco to work in the ship yards. .He moved to Sacramento in 1921, taking a position with the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company, attaining a managerial position in which he retired from the'c ly several years ago. He wasa fifty-year member of Gravel. Range Lodge No. 59, F&AM of Camptonville and served as master of the Lodge in 1917. He is survived by two sons: Winsmore of Whitefish, Montana,and . Sargent of five . grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Eleanor ‘Vogel and a number of nieces, Cremation followed the service with inurnment at Ea. Lawn Cemetery in Sacramento. ‘Camptonville’ . News t 8 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Jaa. 2,1974 . 7 Hansen Bros. gets NID gravel contract The board amended the agreement to provide this and also added that if they should decide to lease a gravel removal operation for the area above the Hansen Bros. operation that‘Hansen Bros. would be notified — in advance of the decision and would be allowed to present a Hansen told the’board that he has put considerable time and and he feels that it would be wrong to allow another firm to come in’ and remove gravel upstream from his operation. Board members indicated they have no such intentions at this time but if they should choose to do so it would be up for bid. In other ‘action the board renewed a grazing lease on Orr Creek Reservoir with Lester E. MLB “Funnels” your Johnson for the period December 1, 1973 through December. 1, 1974. The agreement calls for payment of $100 from Johnson. They also approved a 6 per cent pay raise effective January 1 for Yuba-Bear River project hydraulic employes. These employes usually have their salary adjusted to the same level as PG&E workers but into LOCAL projects. ANY) [\ e when PG&E gave a raise in April they did not receive one. The boai'd also approved a certificate of completion for the. Quaker Hill Flume removal contract and they instituted condemnation proceedings against two property owners involved in the Doty North project. In addition 11 right-of-way agreements were accepted. Serer . . . Not into projects in metropolitan centers outside our own area. Mother Lode Bank has faith in the future of the communities we serve, and by using local depositors dollars for local people’s needs and local improvements, we help to make the Mother Lode area a better place for all of us to live. For any financial service, see’ the local people at your home-owned, independent, Mother Lode Bank first! We're experts at solving the money problems of. Mother Lode area depositors. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER: ~ MEMBER F.D.I.C. CAMERON PARK “Morgen Love Baxk -~GRASS VALLEY e NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE « SONORA * FOLSOM as ade ase * TWAIN HARTE * ALTAVILLE

OM ‘Sacramento; Nevada Irrigation District directors Friday approved an a with Hansen Bros. Enterprises, Inc. and Rolscott Corporation, the concessionairs for Rollins Reservor, for. removal of gravel by .Hansen Bros. from Greenhorn Creek. The 10-year lease calls for Hansen Bros. to pay the board $3,000 a year minimum and 15 cents a ton royalty. The agreement did not come easily however, it has been in the workings for many months. and needed many additions and corrections before all sides could reach a compromise. ‘NID is under a court order to: split any monies received for a. portion of the gravel removal with the Rollscott Corporation: The concessionaire. had earlier tried to sub-lease the operation but NID officials felt that under their lease-with the district this was not. ble. A lawsuit ruled that the two were to reach an agreement and share monies Arlie Hansen told the board Friday ‘that he needed assurance that his firm would have right-of-way guarantees from the 2,160 foot elevation level to the Greenhorn Bridge. ot Funeral services for the late Walter Winsmore Chapman, who died at a’, Sacramento hospital Monday, were held in the chapel of the Miller-Skelton & Herberger Fuperal Home in Sacramento under the auspices of Gravel Range Lodge No. 59; F&AM, of Camptonville; with Judge Acton M. Cleveland and Robert. Thygesen con— ‘dueting the service. Deceased was born in Bishop, California, on June 24, 1891. He spent the younger days of his life in Nevada City , being a member of a pioneer family of that community . He came to Camptonville in 1912, where he was employed as a clerk in the Meek Mercantile Company general merchandise store where he worked until the, first World War. Then he went to San Francisco to work in the ship yards. .He moved to Sacramento in 1921, taking a position with the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company, attaining a managerial position in which he retired from the'c ly several years ago. He wasa fifty-year member of Gravel. Range Lodge No. 59, F&AM of Camptonville and served as master of the Lodge in 1917. He is survived by two sons: Winsmore of Whitefish, Montana,and . Sargent of

five . grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Eleanor ‘Vogel and a number of nieces, Cremation followed the service with inurnment at Ea. Lawn Cemetery in Sacramento. ‘Camptonville’ . News t 8 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Jaa. 2,1974 . 7 Hansen Bros. gets NID gravel contract The board amended the agreement to provide this and also added that if they should decide to lease a gravel removal operation for the area above the Hansen Bros. operation that‘Hansen Bros.. would be notified — in advance of the decision and would be allowed to present a Hansen told the’board that he has put considerable time and and he feels that it would be wrong to allow another firm to come in’ and remove gravel upstream from his operation. Board members indicated they have no such intentions at this time but if they should choose to do so it would be up for bid. In other ‘action the board renewed a grazing lease on Orr Creek Reservoir with Lester E. MLB “Funnels” your Johnson for the period December 1, 1973 through December. 1, 1974. The agreement calls for payment of $100 from Johnson. They also approved a 6 per cent pay raise effective January 1 for Yuba-Bear River project hydraulic employes. These employes usually have their salary adjusted to the same level as PG&E workers but into LOCAL projects.. ANY) [\ e when PG&E gave a raise in April they did not receive one. The boai'd also approved a certificate of completion for the. Quaker Hill Flume removal contract and they instituted condemnation proceedings against two property owners involved in the Doty North project. In addition 11 right-of-way agreements were accepted. Serer . . . Not into projects in metropolitan centers outside our own area. Mother Lode Bank has faith in the future of the communities we serve, and by using local depositors dollars for local people’s needs and local improvements, we help to make the Mother Lode area a better place for all of us to live. For any financial service, see’ the local people at your home-owned, independent, Mother Lode Bank first! We're experts at solving the money problems of. Mother Lode area depositors. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER: ~ MEMBER F.D.I.C. CAMERON PARK “Morgen Love Baxk -~GRASS VALLEY e NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE « SONORA * FOLSOM as ade ase * TWAIN HARTE * ALTAVILLE