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.SACRAMENTO--Despite services in operation,” he
some water shortages and the said, “except where the health
possibility of some fire and safety of park Mea
closures, nearly_all cammight be by water
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Throughout the state,
ee ane Rhodes said, the dr nt will
Rhodes said today. probably asaseg gear
; “We will continue to keep snly Ay eyo bag
our -.cam unds, picnic :
areas, pt apres visitors state park units, boat laun
— “Secession Days”
celebration Sunday
‘The Big celebration of the 126th anniversary of Rough
and Ready “‘Secession” begins at 7:30 A.M. Sunday, June
27th with an outdoor chuckwagon breakfast.
meeting. Local citizens, stirred to action by the federal
government’s “abundance of taxes and lack of law,”
The secessionist banner, which replaced Old Glory in.
the republic, was to fly for a short three months, as the
ople voted to rejoin the U.S. on Independence Day
of that year. A replica of the secession flag will be flown
The Rough and Ready Fire Department will head the
Chuckwagon breakfast.. The Blacksmith Shop
Restoration Committee and Firemen’s Auxiliary will
Those with a Mexican food appetite will be pleased to
time of yeer and all boat ramps ere high and dry. A spokesman for Scott's Flat _ ‘There galore. Starting with a
Lake estimated that boot ramps there will be above the waterline in about two ee eee ae
Don Hamilton at the piano and George Nelson with the .
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104 So. Pine Street.
Nevada City, Ca.
95959 Bg Iga ences yanriewsive singe tig be awarded.
. PUBLISHED EVERY be used fo develop and maintain historic Rough and
. THURSDAY BY Ready, oe
California, Adjudicated a
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=1 State Parks continue in
_. * spite of water shortages
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ching problems because of low
lake levels will develop in:six
units, and temporary closures
because of high fire danger
are possible in as many as 32
units.
The water supply for Stinson
State Beach has been cut off
for the rest of the summer, but
chemical toilets have been
remain open for use.
unds in three state
parks in the San Francisco
‘Bay area have been taken off
the campsite. reservation
system because water supplies may not last through the
summer. They are Samuel P.
Taylor State Park north of the
Bay and Portola and Butano
State Parks south of the Bay.
However, those campgrounds
will continue in operation on a
first-come, first-served -basis
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