January 24, 1968 (12 pages)

Suspects of Rustling Enter Plea of Guilty Cattle rustling and marijuana dominated the Superior Court criminal calendar Friday with: marijuana leading the list of offenses, Dear] Dwayne Brown, 32, Wei_ MInar, and Wayne Frank Doyle, 27, Applegate, each pleaded guilty to rustling a steer from a Magnolia Way ranch. The judge ~ appointed William Hager, public defender, to represent the pair and continued their cases until Feb, 2. Bail for Brown was reduced from $3,750 to $1,000, However, bail remained at $3, 750 for Doyle who has an adult authority hold on him. The court granted five years probation to John Donald Baily, 45, Sacramento. Baily was convicted of the possession of mar-. ijuana, Probation conditions require him to serve 60 days in jail, and forbid him to use narcotics or associate with those who do, He also was forbidden to use alcohol. Howard Thomas Melvin, 22, Bellflower, reversed. a previous plea of innocent and pleaded guilty to counts of selling and possessing marijuana, and furnishing it to minors, He will be sentenced Feb. 2. Despite Dist. Atty. Harold A. Berliner's strong suggestion of a prison sentence for Jay Arnold Maxwell, 21, the judge ordered five years probation, with the first 90 days to be spent in the county jail, Maxwell had pleaded guilty to counts of selling and Possessing marijuana, and furn4 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 401 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca, ; 95959 Telephone 265-2471 Editos Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California, Adjud« teated a legal news* paper of general circu~ Garrett Stack, lation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subseription Rates: one year, $3,00; two years, $5. 00, i9e7 ” PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER . af the ’ ishing it conditions forbid him to use narcotics or associate with those who do, Although represented by a Hollywood attorney, Maxwell himself addressed the court in a plea for probation. Denton Maxwell Brown, 34, Susanville pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and requested probation. His case was continued until Feb. 2, with bail remaining at $3,750. Harold Wolters, former public defender, represented Brown, Frank De Loretta, 26, convicted of the possession of marijuana received five years probation and was ordered to cooperate completely with the probation department. The Nevada City man was arrested with five other persons when two “hippie pads" in the Edward Crossing area were raided last fall. The sentencing came on De Loretta's return from an observation period at the men's. medical facility at Vacaville, as ordered by Judge Stoll. DANCER AT DAVIS DAVIS—Sybil Shearer, one of the most original dance artists today, will perform at the University of California, Davis on Thursday, Jan. 31. nee Tia 3 is 5 . nae PET ee “ a nN I NLR RE AAI OS el wars, EXPO MANAGER The Neva. County Nugget Wednesday, Jan. 24,1968 3 SACRAMENTO—Harrison Cutler of Elk Grove, long associated with the California State Fair and Exposition, has been ‘appointed managing director ofthe 1968 California Exposition State Fair activities it was announced today by E. R. Lemmon, general manager. Cutler has been associated “with fairs for most of his life. He supervised livestock activities at the Treasure Island World__ Fair in 1932, was manager of Napa District Fair in 1940, the Sacramento County Fair in 1957, and was chief of racing, livestock, junior division, horse show and rodeo at the California State Fair before becoming its manager in 1986. GRAND OPENING PASTEL BEAUTY SALON Specials Thursday, January 25 Through . COMPLETE SUPPLY] OF BUILDING MATERIAL January 31 Phone for Appointment or Come In 273-3896 8:30.a.m. to 5 p.m. Foye Hodges, Owner, Operator Laura Strohbin, Operator, Si] YUBA RIVER : Margaret Williams, Operator LUMBER 0 : 438 COLFAX, GRASS VALLEY n e e P , , . : " : 265-4521 Downieville Yard 289-3351 ¢ fre 10378 -W16a . *” — Jess Ittakes . green get ture. Color is priced lower than ever. Yet the quali than ever, and color tuning has become child's play. Add to that the fact that 100% of the network evening shows are now in color, and you'l! know this is the year you've been waiting _, for. See your dealer for a deat. PGwk. r _ Pecifie Cas and Eactrie Company

Suspects of Rustling Enter Plea of Guilty Cattle rustling and marijuana dominated the Superior Court criminal calendar Friday with: marijuana leading the list of offenses, Dear] Dwayne Brown, 32, Wei_ MInar, and Wayne Frank Doyle, 27, Applegate, each pleaded guilty to rustling a steer from a Magnolia Way ranch. The judge ~ appointed William Hager, public defender, to represent the pair and continued their cases until Feb, 2. Bail for Brown was reduced from $3,750 to $1,000, However, bail remained at $3, 750 for Doyle who has an adult authority hold on him. The court granted five years probation to John Donald Baily, 45, Sacramento. Baily was convicted of the possession of mar-. ijuana, Probation conditions require him to serve 60 days in jail, and forbid him to use narcotics or associate with those who do, He also was forbidden to use alcohol. Howard Thomas Melvin, 22, Bellflower, reversed. a previous plea of innocent and pleaded guilty to counts of selling and possessing marijuana, and furnishing it to minors, He will be sentenced Feb. 2. Despite Dist. Atty. Harold A. Berliner's strong suggestion of a prison sentence for Jay Arnold Maxwell, 21, the judge ordered five years probation, with the first 90 days to be spent in the county jail, Maxwell had pleaded guilty to counts of selling and Possessing marijuana, and furn4 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 401 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca, ; 95959 Telephone 265-2471 Editos Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California, Adjud« teated a legal news* paper of general circu~ Garrett Stack, lation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subseription Rates: one year, $3,00; two years, $5. 00, i9e7 ” PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER . af the ’ ishing it conditions forbid him to use narcotics or associate with those who do, Although represented by a Hollywood attorney, Maxwell himself addressed the court in a plea for probation. Denton Maxwell Brown, 34, Susanville pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and requested probation. His case was continued until Feb. 2, with bail remaining at $3,750. Harold

Wolters, former public defender, represented Brown, Frank De Loretta, 26, convicted of the possession of marijuana received five years probation and was ordered to cooperate completely with the probation department. The Nevada City man was arrested with five other persons when two “hippie pads" in the Edward Crossing area were raided last fall. The sentencing came on De Loretta's return from an observation period at the men's. medical facility at Vacaville, as ordered by Judge Stoll. DANCER AT DAVIS DAVIS—Sybil Shearer, one of the most original dance artists today, will perform at the University of California, Davis on Thursday, Jan. 31. nee Tia 3 is 5 . nae PET ee “ a nN I NLR RE AAI OS el wars, EXPO MANAGER The Neva. County Nugget Wednesday, Jan. 24,1968 3 SACRAMENTO—Harrison Cutler of Elk Grove, long associated with the California State Fair and Exposition, has been ‘appointed managing director ofthe 1968 California Exposition State Fair activities it was announced today by E. R. Lemmon, general manager. Cutler has been associated “with fairs for most of his life. He supervised livestock activities at the Treasure Island World__ Fair in 1932, was manager of Napa District Fair in 1940, the Sacramento County Fair in 1957, and was chief of racing, livestock, junior division, horse show and rodeo at the California State Fair before becoming its manager in 1986. GRAND OPENING PASTEL BEAUTY SALON Specials Thursday, January 25 Through . COMPLETE SUPPLY] OF BUILDING MATERIAL January 31 Phone for Appointment or Come In 273-3896 8:30.a.m. to 5 p.m. Foye Hodges, Owner, Operator Laura Strohbin, Operator, Si] YUBA RIVER : Margaret Williams, Operator LUMBER 0 : 438 COLFAX, GRASS VALLEY n e e P , , . : " : 265-4521 Downieville Yard 289-3351 ¢ fre 10378 -W16a . *” — Jess Ittakes . green get ture. Color is priced lower than ever. Yet the quali than ever, and color tuning has become child's play. Add to that the fact that 100% of the network evening shows are now in color, and you'l! know this is the year you've been waiting _, for. See your dealer for a deat. PGwk. r _ Pecifie Cas and Eactrie Company