June 11, 1975 (8 pages)

‘ June 11, 1975 Wed., The Nevada County Nugget 3 Fire danger extreme The green roadsides and fields of several weeks ago have turned to dry grass and brush and with the current wind conditions fire danger has become extreme in the ‘opened the Grass Valley air attack base which: will be standing by with fire fighting air craft. With the recognition of the increased fire danger and the county opening of the fire season, CDF encourages all residents These natural conditions and an increase in the number to use extreme caution when Nevada-Yuba-Placer area. of fires in the tri-county area have caused the California Division of Forestry to declare the official beginning of the 1975 fire season. As a result of the proclamation which came at midnight Tuesday, the CDF doubled its man power and 2eFe r doing any type of burning and reminds the public that burning without a permit is illegal. “The major cause of fire at this time of year is debris burning escapes,” warns Neil Nickel, fire prevention officer. CDF fire prevention officers burning will be inspecting ry #0eetes oe 8 Ss. operations in the NevadaYuba-Placer areas and will be enforcine burn permit rules. Already CDF has revoked a number of burning permits from people who have failed to comply. with the burning permit regulations and several citations have been issued to parties responsible for fires caused by burn job escapes. Nickel added that anyone causing a fire may ~be held responsible for fire suppression costs and the cost of damage to any neighboring MARY MITCHELL recceives a scholarship from the California Bankers Association. Willard Rose of the Bank of America in Nevada City gives the $600 award for the association. The scholarship was for outstanding achievement. property. ¥ ni 39, iy Se, tae Trey . “The Divine Eccentric’ . -by Nevada City Author Doris Foley A WELL DOCUMENTED STORY OF LOLA MONTEZ STARTED® MARCH Sth IN THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET “Divine and eccentric’ were two words most often used by newspapermen of the 1850's to describe Lola Montez, the European danseuse and favorite of King Ludwig of Bavaria, is before she caused his abdication and her own exile. that she se, Lola’s California adventure began the morning stepped off the Northerner, and never stopped until she had rocked and scandalized the state from city to mining camp and back again. Her marriages, her lovers, her wild tantrums, her talent and her strange efforts to settle for keeps in Grass Valley, has tied her inseparably to California history. Nevada City author Doris Foley assiduously searched through California’s newspapers, of every issue published betof ween 1853 and 1861 for the material in this different kind Lola divine about historical book. What the newspapers said makes rather contrasty reading with what Lola said about self — for her autobiography is included also in this work. her — Mail your check today—don't miss a single issue *Subscribe Now. Receive Back Issue To March 5th THE NUGGET, P.O. Box 828, Nevada City, Calif. 95959 r Your Western Nevada County Historical Weekly Newspape NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET i Serving the historical Gold Rush communities of Nevada City, S Grass Vallley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbr alana) Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, nate sen ati — Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale , Summit City. ’ i i i a O Chicago Park, ’ Wolf, ’ Christmas Hill, 9 Liberty Hill, . Sail or Flat, Lak Walloupa, Gouge .Eye, ’ Lime Kiln, . Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Coltenbis Hil Ns beg pret lleey Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. 7 Don’t Miss it! SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE NUGGET res SEO 3 Years $7.00

‘ June 11, 1975 Wed., The Nevada County Nugget 3 Fire danger extreme The green roadsides and fields of several weeks ago have turned to dry grass and brush and with the current wind conditions fire danger has become extreme in the ‘opened the Grass Valley air attack base which: will be standing by with fire fighting air craft. With the recognition of the increased fire danger and the county opening of the fire season, CDF encourages all residents These natural conditions and an increase in the number to use extreme caution when Nevada-Yuba-Placer area. of fires in the tri-county area have caused the California Division of Forestry to declare the official beginning of the 1975 fire season. As a result of the proclamation which came at midnight Tuesday, the CDF doubled its man power and 2eFe r doing any type of burning and reminds the public that burning without a permit is illegal. “The major cause of fire at this time of year is debris burning escapes,” warns Neil Nickel, fire prevention officer. CDF fire prevention officers burning will be inspecting ry #0eetes oe 8 Ss. operations in the NevadaYuba-Placer areas and will be enforcine burn permit rules. Already CDF has revoked a number of burning permits from people who have failed to comply. with the burning permit regulations and several citations have been issued to parties responsible for fires caused by burn job escapes. Nickel added that anyone causing a fire may ~be held responsible for fire suppression costs and the cost of damage to any neighboring MARY MITCHELL recceives a scholarship from the California Bankers Association. Willard Rose of the

Bank of America in Nevada City gives the $600 award for the association. The scholarship was for outstanding achievement. property. ¥ ni 39, iy Se, tae Trey . “The Divine Eccentric’ . -by Nevada City Author Doris Foley A WELL DOCUMENTED STORY OF LOLA MONTEZ STARTED® MARCH Sth IN THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET “Divine and eccentric’ were two words most often used by newspapermen of the 1850's to describe Lola Montez, the European danseuse and favorite of King Ludwig of Bavaria, is before she caused his abdication and her own exile. that she se, Lola’s California adventure began the morning stepped off the Northerner, and never stopped until she had rocked and scandalized the state from city to mining camp and back again. Her marriages, her lovers, her wild tantrums, her talent and her strange efforts to settle for keeps in Grass Valley, has tied her inseparably to California history. Nevada City author Doris Foley assiduously searched through California’s newspapers, of every issue published betof ween 1853 and 1861 for the material in this different kind Lola divine about historical book. What the newspapers said makes rather contrasty reading with what Lola said about self — for her autobiography is included also in this work. her — Mail your check today—don't miss a single issue *Subscribe Now.. Receive Back Issue To March 5th THE NUGGET, P.O. Box 828, Nevada City, Calif. 95959 r Your Western Nevada County Historical Weekly Newspape NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET i Serving the historical Gold Rush communities of Nevada City, S Grass Vallley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbr alana) Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, nate sen ati — Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale , Summit City. ’ i i i a O Chicago Park, ’ Wolf, ’ Christmas Hill, 9 Liberty Hill, . Sail or Flat, Lak Walloupa, Gouge .Eye, ’ Lime Kiln, . Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Coltenbis Hil Ns beg pret lleey Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. 7 Don’t Miss it! SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE NUGGET res SEO 3 Years $7.00