June 22, 1966 (20 pages)

A A A NE I A OO A om at x oR om o ' -9q. Nevada County Nugget,. June 22, 1966 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA .PEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Pacific Gas and Electric Company ) Project No. 2310 NOTICE G@ SUPPLEMENT TO APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF LICENSE FOR CONSTRUCTED PROJECT (May 19, 1966) Public. notice is-hereby given that a supplement has been filed under the Federal Power Act (16 U.S.C, 791a 825r) by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (correspondence to : E.J. Lage, Vice President Rates and Valuation, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 245 Market Street, San Francisco, Califotnia 94106) to a pending application for amendment of license for constructed Project No. 2310, located on South Yuba and Bear River and tributaries, in Nevada and Placer Counties, California, near the cities of Auburn, Colfax, Grass Valley and Nevada City. The supplement seeks to include under the license for the project additional constructed facilities and supplements PG&E's application for amendment of license filed October 31, 1963 and PG&E's application for Commission approval of revised project exhibits filed May 4, 1965 which are pending in the Commission, The additional constructed facilities covered by the subject supplement are described as follows: Reservoirs: White Rock Lakerage capacity of about 106 acrefeet, anda discharge pipé to Wise Canal; Rock Creek Reservoir a multiple arch concrete dam, two auxiliary earth -fill dams and spillway on Rock Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 55 acres and a storage capacity of about 550 acre-feet and a controlled outlet through the dam; Wise Forebay -.an earth-fill dam and spillway at the downstream ends of Wise Canal and Middle Fiddler Green Canal, a reservoir with an area of about 4.5 acres and a storage capacity of about 32 acre-feet Canals and Penstocks Lake Valley Canal a canal about 2.37 miles long; Diversion from Drum Forebay a 0.3-mile diversion from Drum Forebay to Canyon Creek; Upper Boardman Canal -a canal about7.12 miles long from Bear River to Canyon Creek; Towle Canala 4-mile canal from Canyon Creek to Alta Forebay; Alta Penstock -a5,383-foot long welded steelpipe from Alta Forebay to Alta Power Plant; Pulp Mill Canal a canal 1.12 miles long from Canyon Creek to Lake Alta; Lower Boardman Canal (Alta Tailrace Lake Alta Section) a canal about 1.6 miles long from Alta power plant tailrace to Lake Alta; Cedar Creek Canal a canal about 2,72 miles long from Lake Alta tothe Cedar Creek Canal Lake Arthur section of lower Boardman Canal; Lower Boardman Canal (Cedar Creek Canalan earth-fill dam and concrete spillway on North White Rock Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 90 acres and storage capacity of about 570 acre-feet and a controlled outlet through the bottom of the dam: Lake Valley an earth-fill main dam on the North Fork of the North Fork American River and an earth -fill spillway dam; a spillway through the rock of the left abutment of the spillway dam, a reservoir with an area of about 298 acres and storage capacity of about 7,964 acre-feet, and a controlled outlet through the left abutment; Alta Forebayan earth-fill dam and spillway at the lower end of Towle Canal, a reservoir with an area of about 5 acres and storage capacity of 37.5 acre-feet; Lake Alta ~ anearth-fill dam and an earth-filland rock wall dam, a' reservoir with an area of about 25 acres and storage capacity of about 263 acre-feet, a spillway, and a discharge pipe to Cedar Creek; Lake Theodorean earth~fill dam and spillway on Dry Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 21 acres and storage capacity of about 284 acre-feet, and a discharge pipe to lower Boardman Canal; Lake Arthur an earth-fill dam and spillway on South Fork of Dry Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 7,1 acres and a storage capacity of about 111 acre-feet; Halsey Forebay two earth-fill dams and spillway at the downstream ends of the Bear River Canal and the Upper Bowman Canal, a reservoir with an area of about 17 acres and a storage capacity of approximately 243 © acre-feet; Halsey Afterbay a rock-fill and concrete dam and spillway on the South Fork of Dry Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 9 acres and a stoLake Arthur Section) a canal 29.6 miles long from Cedar Creek toLake Theodore to Lake Arthur; Bowman Feeder Canal‘a canal about 1,90 miles long from the Lower Boardman Canal to the Ragsdale Tunnel Canal; Ragsdale Tunnel and Random Canal acanal about 1.16 miles long from Bear River Canal and Bowman Feeder Canal to Lower Boardman Canal; Upper Bowman Canal a canal about 1.93 miles long from Ragsdale Random Canal to Halsey Forebay; Halsey Penstock and Tunnels No. 5 and 6"1,566 feet of woodstave pipe, twotunnels 2,615 feet long and 1,207 feet of steel pipe; Wise Canal -acanal about 5.93 miles long from Halsey Afterbay to Rock Creek Reservoir to Wise Forebay; Rock Creek Diversion Canal a canal about 0.67 miles long from Wise Canal to Middle Fiddler Green Canal; Middle Fiddler Green Canal a canal about 2.57 miles long from Rock Creek Diversion Canal to Wise Forebay; Lower Fiddler Green (Upper Section)a canal about 2.09 miles long from Wise Forebay to Lower Fiddler Green Canal -South Canal bypass; Lower Fiddler Green Canal South Canal Bypass a canal about 0,4 miles long from Lower Fiddler Green Canal to Wise Tailrace; Wise Penstock andTunnelNo, 10 1,272 feet of woodstave pipe, 436 feet of tunnel, and 6, 842 feet of steel pipe; South Canal a canal about 7.14 miles long, from Wise Tailrace to vazious water Supply facilities and to North Fork American River; Powerhouses and Transmission Facilities; Alta Power Plant a powerhouse located on Little Bear River housing two 1,500 hp turbines, each connected toa 1,000 kw generator, a step-up transformer, and switching facilities connected directly to a non-project transmission system; Haisey Power Plant -a powerhouse located on South Fork Dry Creek housing an 18,000 hp turbine connected to a 15,000 kva generator, and step-up transformers and circuit breakers: Wise Power Plant a powerhouse located on Auburn Ravine housing an 18,700 hp turbine connected to a 15,000 kva generator, step-up transformers and circuit breakers; Halsey 60 Kv and 115 Kv Tap Lines ’two 60 kv tap lines, 0.3 of a mile long from Halsey powerhouse tothe licensee's transmission system, two 115 kv tap lines to licensee's nonproject 115 kv transmission lines ‘passing through -the plant yard; Wise 60 Kv Tap Lines two 60 kv tap lines, 0.1 mile long from Wise powerhouse to the licensee's transmission system. Protests or petitions to intervene may be filed with the Federal Power Commission, Washington, D.C., 20426, in accordance with the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Commission (18CFR 1.8 or 1.10), The last day upon which protests or petitions may be filed is July 11, 1966. The application is on file with the Commission for public inspection, Gordon M, Grant Acting Secretary Publish June 8, 15, 22 and 29, 1966 LEGAL NOTICE COUNT Y OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA Office of Clare F, Hughes PURCHASING AGENT Courthouse, Nevada City June 8, 1966 REQUEST FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County of Nevada, State of California, willreceive up to but not later than, 2:00 p.m. Monday, June 27, 1966, Sealed Bids forthe operation and maintenance of County operated re~fuse dumps, located in Supervisorial Districts #1, 2, 3 and 4, and the removal of abandoned vehicles, (complete and in part) located in the abovelisted Supervisorial Districts to the McCourtney Road Refuse Dump. Such bids shall be sealed and clearly marked-"Refuse Dump Maintenance Bid, "and shall be received by the Purchasing Agent, Courthouse, Nevada City, California, and shall be presented tothe Board of Supervisors at 11:30 a,m., June 28, 1966 and will be publicly opened and read aloud, Copies of the requirements, maps, and contract documents may be examined or obtained at the office of the Purchasing Agent, Clare Hughes Purchasing Agent County of Nevada Dated this 10 day of June, 1966 Published June 15 and 22, 1966 Delano, located in Kern County is reported to have been named for Delano Columbus, Secretary of The Interior under President Grant. ORDINANCE NO, 328 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 274 ENTIT LED “AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEVADA REGULATING TRAFFIC UPON THE PUBLIC: STREETS AND REPEALING ORDINANCES.NOS, 166,191,201, . 204, 205, 240, 246, 268, AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH", THE CIT Y COUNCIL OF THE . CITY OF NEVADA CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:. Secction 1. Section-63 ofOrdinance No, 274 of the City of Nevada City is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 63, Parking Time LimitLEGAL NOTICE William B. Wetherall 222 Church Stréet Nevada City, California Telephone: 265-2150 Attorney for Petitioner ’ ENDORSED FILED ~ May 27, 1966 — Theo, A Kohler, ‘Jr. County Clerk By Melba J; Polglase -Deputy Clerk «3. 2): IN. THE SUPERIOR COURT. OF THESTATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Application of THOMAS DAVID GONZALEZ, _For Change of Name.‘ No. 14915 CRDER TO SHOW CAUSE ed In Business District, _ (a). The Council shall, by.resolution, establish restricted parking zones, including therein such streets, portions of streets or city-owned or leased land as parking conditions require, .and the Chief of Police shall designate such zones by appropriate signs or curb markings. (b) When authorized signs or curb markings are in place, or when parking meters are installed pursuant to Article XIII of this ordinance, giving notice of a limited parkingtime, no operator of any vehicle shall stop, stand or park any vehicle between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. of any day except Sundays and holidays for a period of time longer than the time limit specified on such signs, curb markings or parking meters, Section 2, The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published once, within 15 days after its final passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City, Passed and adopted ata regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, California, on the 13th day of June, 1966, by the following votes: AYES: Mayor Arch McPherson, Councilmen Jensen, Barry, Paine, Day NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE Arch McPherson Mayor ATTEST: Sam Hoo City Clerk Publish June 22, 1966 DEATHS HYINK--In Grass Valley, June 16, 1966, Sarah Hyink, 86, of Grass Valley; mother of two daughters and a son, . eee8ee WIDDER --In Nevada City, June 18, 1966, Christine C. Widder, 88, of Grass Valley, MILTON -~In Nevada City, June 15, 1966, Joseph Milton, 52, of of Nevada City; father of Chuck ~ and Jody Milton, Nevada City, In 1736, King Charles VI of Hungary, preparing for the day he might be dethroned, purchased 70 taverns throughout the country, Thomas David Gonzalez hav~ ing filed herein his verified pe-~--tition praying for. an order of this Court changing his present name to the proposed name of Thomas David McKenzie, IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in the above entitled matter appear before the ~ above entitled Superior Court on the lst day of July, 1966, at 10:00 A. M. of said day, in the courtroom of said Court, ‘inthe’ Courthouse, Nevada City, Califomia, and then and there.show cause, if any they haye, why said petition for change of name should not be granted. ANDIT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copyof this order be published in the Nevada County Nugget a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Nevada, State of California, once a week for 4 successive weeks prior to the date set for the hearing of said petition. ts Dated: May 27, 1966. Vernon Stoll Judge of the Superior Court Publish June 1, 8, 15 and 22, 1966. Cc ranston Licks Parkinson's Law Mrs, Grace Rader and William J. Sproul today expressed their gratitude to the thousands of Nevada County Democrats who contributed so much to State Controller Alan Cranston's overwhelming victory in the June primary, Cranston led the Democratic ticket in capturing 75 per cent of the vote against two primary Opponents, Mrs, Rader and Sproul, Cranston's co-chairmen in Nevada County, also promptly invited Republicans to join the Cranston cause for unparalleled good government, They noted that Cranston is probably the only public official in America who can make the statement that his office is accomplishing more work than five years ago -but with the same sized staff, “Cranston has licked the notorious Parkinson's Law which holds that government inevitably grows bigger," they said. “And he has done it in the face of California's tremendous population increase, “

A A A NE I A OO A om at x oR om o ' -9q.. Nevada County Nugget,. June 22, 1966 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA .PEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Pacific Gas and Electric Company ) Project No. 2310 NOTICE G@ SUPPLEMENT TO APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF LICENSE FOR CONSTRUCTED PROJECT (May 19, 1966) Public. notice is-hereby given that a supplement has been filed under the Federal Power Act (16 U.S.C, 791a 825r) by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (correspondence to : E.J. Lage, Vice President Rates and Valuation, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 245 Market Street, San Francisco, Califotnia 94106) to a pending application for amendment of license for constructed Project No. 2310, located on South Yuba and Bear River and tributaries, in Nevada and Placer Counties, California, near the cities of Auburn, Colfax, Grass Valley and Nevada City. The supplement seeks to include under the license for the project additional constructed facilities and supplements PG&E's application for amendment of license filed October 31, 1963 and PG&E's application for Commission approval of revised project exhibits filed May 4, 1965 which are pending in the Commission, The additional constructed facilities covered by the subject supplement are described as follows: Reservoirs: White Rock Lakerage capacity of about 106 acrefeet, anda discharge pipé to Wise Canal; Rock Creek Reservoir a multiple arch concrete dam, two auxiliary earth -fill dams and spillway on Rock Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 55 acres and a storage capacity of about 550 acre-feet and a controlled outlet through the dam; Wise Forebay -.an earth-fill dam and spillway at the downstream ends of Wise Canal and Middle Fiddler Green Canal, a reservoir with an area of about 4.5 acres and a storage capacity of about 32 acre-feet Canals and Penstocks Lake Valley Canal a canal about 2.37 miles long; Diversion from Drum Forebay a 0.3-mile diversion from Drum Forebay to Canyon Creek; Upper Boardman Canal -a canal about7.12 miles long from Bear River to Canyon Creek; Towle Canala 4-mile canal from Canyon Creek to Alta Forebay; Alta Penstock -a5,383-foot long welded steelpipe from Alta Forebay to Alta Power Plant; Pulp Mill Canal a canal 1.12 miles long from Canyon Creek to Lake Alta; Lower Boardman Canal (Alta Tailrace Lake Alta Section) a canal about 1.6 miles long from Alta power plant tailrace to Lake Alta; Cedar Creek Canal a canal about 2,72 miles long from Lake Alta tothe Cedar Creek Canal Lake Arthur section of lower Boardman Canal; Lower Boardman Canal (Cedar Creek Canalan earth-fill dam and concrete spillway on North White Rock Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 90 acres and storage capacity of about 570 acre-feet and a controlled outlet through the bottom of the dam: Lake Valley an earth-fill main dam on the North Fork of the North Fork American River and an earth -fill spillway dam; a spillway through the rock of the left abutment of the spillway dam, a reservoir with an area of about 298 acres and storage capacity of about 7,964 acre-feet, and a controlled outlet through the left abutment; Alta Forebayan earth-fill dam and spillway at the lower end of Towle Canal, a reservoir with an area of about 5 acres and storage capacity of 37.5 acre-feet; Lake Alta ~ anearth-fill dam and an earth-filland rock wall dam, a' reservoir with an area of about 25 acres and storage capacity of about 263 acre-feet, a spillway, and a discharge pipe to Cedar Creek; Lake Theodorean earth~fill dam and spillway on Dry Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 21 acres and storage capacity of about 284 acre-feet, and a discharge pipe to lower Boardman Canal; Lake Arthur an earth-fill dam and spillway on South Fork of Dry Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 7,1 acres and a storage capacity of about 111 acre-feet; Halsey Forebay two earth-fill dams and spillway at the downstream ends of the Bear River Canal and the Upper Bowman Canal, a reservoir with an area of about 17 acres and a storage capacity of approximately 243 © acre-feet; Halsey Afterbay a rock-fill and concrete dam and spillway on the South Fork of Dry Creek, a reservoir with an area of about 9 acres and a stoLake Arthur Section) a canal 29.6 miles long from Cedar Creek toLake Theodore to Lake Arthur; Bowman Feeder Canal‘a canal about 1,90 miles long from the Lower Boardman Canal to the Ragsdale Tunnel Canal; Ragsdale Tunnel and Random Canal acanal about 1.16 miles long from Bear River Canal and Bowman Feeder Canal to Lower Boardman Canal; Upper Bowman Canal a canal about 1.93 miles long from Ragsdale Random Canal to Halsey Forebay; Halsey Penstock and Tunnels No. 5 and 6"1,566 feet of woodstave pipe, twotunnels 2,615 feet long and 1,207 feet of steel pipe; Wise Canal -acanal about 5.93 miles long from Halsey Afterbay to Rock Creek Reservoir to Wise Forebay; Rock Creek Diversion Canal a canal about 0.67 miles long from Wise Canal to Middle Fiddler Green Canal; Middle Fiddler Green Canal a canal about 2.57 miles long from Rock Creek Diversion Canal to Wise Forebay; Lower Fiddler Green (Upper Section)a canal about 2.09 miles long from Wise Forebay to Lower Fiddler Green Canal -South Canal bypass; Lower Fiddler Green Canal South Canal Bypass a canal about 0,4 miles long from Lower Fiddler Green Canal to Wise Tailrace; Wise Penstock andTunnelNo, 10 1,272 feet of woodstave pipe, 436 feet of tunnel, and 6, 842 feet of steel pipe; South Canal a canal about 7.14 miles long, from Wise Tailrace to vazious water Supply facilities and to North Fork American River; Powerhouses and Transmission Facilities; Alta Power Plant a powerhouse located on Little Bear River housing two 1,500 hp turbines, each connected toa 1,000 kw generator, a step-up transformer, and switching facilities connected directly to a non-project transmission system; Haisey Power Plant -a powerhouse located on South Fork Dry Creek housing an 18,000 hp turbine connected to a 15,000 kva generator, and step-up transformers and circuit breakers: Wise Power Plant a powerhouse located on Auburn Ravine housing an 18,700 hp turbine connected to a 15,000 kva generator, step-up transformers and circuit breakers; Halsey 60 Kv and 115 Kv Tap Lines ’two 60 kv tap lines, 0.3 of a mile long from Halsey powerhouse tothe licensee's transmission system, two 115 kv tap lines to licensee's nonproject 115 kv transmission lines ‘passing through -the plant yard; Wise 60 Kv Tap Lines two 60 kv tap lines, 0.1 mile long from Wise powerhouse to the licensee's transmission system. Protests or petitions to intervene may be filed with the Federal Power Commission, Washington, D.C., 20426, in accordance with the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Commission (18CFR 1.8 or 1.10), The last day upon which protests or petitions may be filed is July 11, 1966. The application is on file with the Commission for public inspection, Gordon M, Grant Acting Secretary Publish June 8, 15, 22 and 29, 1966 LEGAL NOTICE COUNT Y OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA

Office of Clare F, Hughes PURCHASING AGENT Courthouse, Nevada City June 8, 1966 REQUEST FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County of Nevada, State of California, willreceive up to but not later than, 2:00 p.m. Monday, June 27, 1966, Sealed Bids forthe operation and maintenance of County operated re~fuse dumps, located in Supervisorial Districts #1, 2, 3 and 4, and the removal of abandoned vehicles, (complete and in part) located in the abovelisted Supervisorial Districts to the McCourtney Road Refuse Dump. Such bids shall be sealed and clearly marked-"Refuse Dump Maintenance Bid, "and shall be received by the Purchasing Agent, Courthouse, Nevada City, California, and shall be presented tothe Board of Supervisors at 11:30 a,m., June 28, 1966 and will be publicly opened and read aloud, Copies of the requirements, maps, and contract documents may be examined or obtained at the office of the Purchasing Agent, Clare Hughes Purchasing Agent County of Nevada Dated this 10 day of June, 1966 Published June 15 and 22, 1966 Delano, located in Kern County is reported to have been named for Delano Columbus, Secretary of The Interior under President Grant. ORDINANCE NO, 328 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 274 ENTIT LED “AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEVADA REGULATING TRAFFIC UPON THE PUBLIC: STREETS AND REPEALING ORDINANCES.NOS, 166,191,201, . 204, 205, 240, 246, 268, AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH", THE CIT Y COUNCIL OF THE . CITY OF NEVADA CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:. Secction 1. Section-63 ofOrdinance No, 274 of the City of Nevada City is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 63, Parking Time LimitLEGAL NOTICE William B. Wetherall 222 Church Stréet Nevada City, California Telephone: 265-2150 Attorney for Petitioner ’ ENDORSED FILED ~ May 27, 1966 — Theo, A Kohler, ‘Jr. County Clerk By Melba J; Polglase -Deputy Clerk «3. 2): IN. THE SUPERIOR COURT. OF THESTATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Application of THOMAS DAVID GONZALEZ, _For Change of Name.‘ No. 14915 CRDER TO SHOW CAUSE ed In Business District, _ (a). The Council shall, by.resolution, establish restricted parking zones, including therein such streets, portions of streets or city-owned or leased land as parking conditions require, .and the Chief of Police shall designate such zones by appropriate signs or curb markings. (b) When authorized signs or curb markings are in place, or when parking meters are installed pursuant to Article XIII of this ordinance, giving notice of a limited parkingtime, no operator of any vehicle shall stop, stand or park any vehicle between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. of any day except Sundays and holidays for a period of time longer than the time limit specified on such signs, curb markings or parking meters, Section 2, The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published once, within 15 days after its final passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City, Passed and adopted ata regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, California, on the 13th day of June, 1966, by the following votes: AYES: Mayor Arch McPherson, Councilmen Jensen, Barry, Paine, Day NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE Arch McPherson Mayor ATTEST: Sam Hoo City Clerk Publish June 22, 1966 DEATHS HYINK--In Grass Valley, June 16, 1966, Sarah Hyink, 86, of Grass Valley; mother of two daughters and a son, . eee8ee WIDDER --In Nevada City, June 18, 1966, Christine C. Widder, 88, of Grass Valley, MILTON -~In Nevada City, June 15, 1966, Joseph Milton, 52, of of Nevada City; father of Chuck ~ and Jody Milton, Nevada City, In 1736, King Charles VI of Hungary, preparing for the day he might be dethroned, purchased 70 taverns throughout the country, Thomas David Gonzalez hav~ ing filed herein his verified pe-~--tition praying for. an order of this Court changing his present name to the proposed name of Thomas David McKenzie, IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in the above entitled matter appear before the ~ above entitled Superior Court on the lst day of July, 1966, at 10:00 A. M. of said day, in the courtroom of said Court, ‘inthe’ Courthouse, Nevada City, Califomia, and then and there.show cause, if any they haye, why said petition for change of name should not be granted. ANDIT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copyof this order be published in the Nevada County Nugget a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of Nevada, State of California, once a week for 4 successive weeks prior to the date set for the hearing of said petition. ts Dated: May 27, 1966. Vernon Stoll Judge of the Superior Court Publish June 1, 8, 15 and 22, 1966. Cc ranston Licks Parkinson's Law Mrs, Grace Rader and William J. Sproul today expressed their gratitude to the thousands of Nevada County Democrats who contributed so much to State Controller Alan Cranston's overwhelming victory in the June primary, Cranston led the Democratic ticket in capturing 75 per cent of the vote against two primary Opponents, Mrs, Rader and Sproul, Cranston's co-chairmen in Nevada County, also promptly invited Republicans to join the Cranston cause for unparalleled good government, They noted that Cranston is probably the only public official in America who can make the statement that his office is accomplishing more work than five years ago -but with the same sized staff, “Cranston has licked the notorious Parkinson's Law which holds that government inevitably grows bigger," they said. “And he has done it in the face of California's tremendous population increase, “