June 7, 1961 (14 pages)

Tra wrt PAST IN PICTURES 3 b “Come in and see Asi the new Mohawk all nylon carpet. Tweed patterns priced at a tiny $6.95 sq. yd.” All Wool Corlane Mohawks» formerly 98.95.:: .NOW $7.95 Basta. REDUCTIONS IN QUALITY LINOLEUMS REMNANTS 1/2 PRICE pete ee een JIM. HEAPHER Floor Covering He 2 a 2 Kk 233 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-6028 ‘When portation Was Young nsMiner = . re saimaeenage * I've always liked these pictures taken many, many years ago on Main Street, Grass Valley. The hay-wagons, each drawn by six oxen are coming in from Penn Valley with fodder for the horses and mules of the express companies that operated from Nevada City and Grass Valley in those days so long ago. In the first picture we see where the teamster let his oxen rest, perhaps while he went into the Holbrooke Hotel bar for a glass of draft the hotel is still there. One of the oxen really took advantage of the break, he just stretched out right there in the street. Why not? . There was no Peterbuilt truck and trailer stacked twenty feet high with lumber, coming roaring up Main.” Why not enjoy every second of rest why not? In the second picture the wagons are rolling again; on the far side of Main street we see they sold Bohemian Beer, om \ r on draft, next door to Jim Gluyas’ store that was before Jim became James and’a Mine Superintendent. Next . % [1 > WS) i! door to Jim's we see that W. H, Morgan had his Cigar Factory. Themwerethedays! Get along there, Blackie, get along! SUMMER NEVADA COUNTY’S NEWEST MOST COMPLETE NURSERY. 2 Miles West Of Grass Valley D NURSERY ee EL ORO Thursday, Friday Saturday, Sunday JUNE 8th, 9th, 1 Gal. Govern ment Red PYRACANTHA NOW ONLY 69% 1 Gal. Reg. Price ROSES Now 209 * 1 Gal. LEPTOSPERUM Ruby Glow Reg. Price $1.29 NOW ONLY 7 y __ Marysville Hiway . 10th & 11th ONLY 1 Gal. =" me CLEMATIS GARDENIA . PINK DAPHNE Large Reg. Pri Odora ; Rose-f ine van 4 Piece Rustic Redwood PATIO SET 7 1 TABLE 1 BENCH 2 CHAIRS NOW ONLY «13.95 PEAT MOSS LARGE BALE — ONLY $ . ( We reserve the e right to limit , quantity .Sale. subject to stock on hand ) Reg. Price $19.95 By William E. Warne Director, Department of Water Resources. (Part of a series.) SA CR A MENTO-=-Conservationists have always had an eye out for the fish that live in the waters, They felt that fish have rights, too. They have been joined by a myriad of anglers, whose interest in the fish may sometimes be more personal, but who reinforce the claims to rights to water on the part of the fish, Water project planners in California rather generally have. been aware of their finny friends. As a result of this awareness, many more fishing opportunities are available in the State than was the case originally, Therights of the fiSh have been variously stated. Some ofthem have been incorporatedintolaw.° The Fish and Game Department on the part of the State and the Fish and Wildlife Service of the Federal Government have divisions that work with water project planners. A good recent statement of fish rights is found in the California Public Outdoor Recreation Plan, Part II. It is: "No wildlife resource nor itshabitat should be permanently destroyedin development or control of other natural resources, including water. "The aesthetic values of fish and wildlife should be recognized and measured in terms other than those of . economic value. New concepts and evaluations, based on study, are needed. "The damage to fish and wildlife resources as a result of the various uses of water should be compensated for or mitigated. Cost of such damage, or prevention thereof, should be borne by those benefiting directly . from such uses of water. "Fish and wildlife belong to all the people; thus. the protection, propagation, and enhancement of their environment is a responsibility of all the people, “Asa part of the American heritage and right, maximum opportunity should be provided to. every person to use and enjoy fish and wildlife resources in any reasonable manner be desired. " Inregard to fish, the recreation plan makes two recommendations of interest to the water project planners. It recommends that steps be taken to insure the Fish Have Water Rights In California, Too” Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, June 7, 1961.Page 3 provision of “adequate and a CRAYON CORNER “MY FAMILY" by Sandra Van Meter, Age 7 Mrs. Bray's First Grade Washington School suitable water for fish, both above and below dams, in * construction of water projects," and the provision of "increased angler access," which means the fishermen should not be fenced out. Reservoirs provided for irrigation and other storage have furnished a great many fishing opportunities in California, Licenses granted by the Federal Power Commission for the use of power sites to utilities and others have increasingly incorporated provisions for the protection of fish in our streams, The Fish and Game Commission has certain broad authority granted it by the Legislature to review and approve plans for water projects affecting fishing streams, It has, in a few notable cases, forced some changes in plans. One of the principal influences in keeping CalifCatholic Women In Roseville Meet ROSEVILLE--The Grass Valley Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold their quarterly meeting here in the Parish Hall of the Church of Saint Rose of Lima, 117 East Grant Street, June 18. Theluncheon will be served promptly at1 p,m, bythe Catholic organization of Roseville, who are the hostesses. Chairmanare Mrs. Vera Flaurr and Mrs William Young. The speaker will beRt. Rev. Desmond J. Hatton of Cape Town, North Africa. All Catholic women of this area, whether members of the Deanery ornot, are cordially invited to attend this meeting. SS AUTOMOIIVE SERVICES ornia waters clean hasbeen the work of enforcement by the Fish and Game Department of authority, granted 16 Yrs. inG.V. @ So. Auburn St., G&H Ph. 273-6516 . Body Work & Painting by the Legislature, to protect the fish from pollutants, Yes, fish have rights too, in California's water. They and the fishermen, both, These rights are generally recognized and protected in California, Sierra Highway Bids In MARYSVILLE---A low bid of $119, 942.75 was received recently by theState Division of Highways forresurfacing two sections of State Sign Route 49 west-of Downieville, according to officials at the district office. Souza Brothers of Yuba City was lowest of three bidders. One section lies 0.3-mile either side of Ramshorm Cteek, which is about six miles west of Downieville. The other 2.8 miles runs easterly fromthe Yuba River bridge to a mile east of the Indian: Valley campground. The bridge is located approximately 13 miles west of Downieville. Both sections have been realigned and widened over the past several years. Work will start following contract approval, probably within a month or six weeks, and is expected totake about three months to complete. [eee rere NEVADA COUN ARCH’S AUTOMOTIVE "SERVICE “Where Your Motoring Dollar Buys More” Automatic Transmission Service OVERHAUL Speedometer Service Spring Hill, Grass Valley Call 273-4540 ——BODY & PAINT SHOP FREE ESTIMATES 4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Body Men YOU CAN RELY ON . HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley ~ Ph. 273-7271 Briggs.Wilshire Service SPECIALIZING IN TIRES-BATTERIES & MOTOR OIL}. At WHOLESALE PRICES By The Case Quaker State, Pennzoil, Richfield, Havoline, r ~ MacMillan, Conoco, Wilshire Bulk Oil. .75¢ per gal. TY . 403 S. Auburn, Grass Valley Phone 273-9938 EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON ‘ FOREIGN CARS Graduate Of Factory Schools Specializing In Jaguar, MG, Sprite, Mercedes Benz, Porsche & Many Others. HARTMAN . ‘CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph, 273-7271 VAN’S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley 273-6460 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS: ANY TRANSMISSION ADJUSTED "$559 plus parts BILL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley 273-6460

Tra wrt PAST IN PICTURES 3 b “Come in and see Asi the new Mohawk all nylon carpet. Tweed patterns priced at a tiny $6.95 sq. yd.” All Wool Corlane Mohawks» formerly 98.95.:: .NOW $7.95 Basta. REDUCTIONS IN QUALITY LINOLEUMS REMNANTS 1/2 PRICE pete ee een JIM. HEAPHER Floor Covering He 2 a 2 Kk 233 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-6028 ‘When portation Was Young nsMiner = . re saimaeenage * I've always liked these pictures taken many, many years ago on Main Street, Grass Valley. The hay-wagons, each drawn by six oxen are coming in from Penn Valley with fodder for the horses and mules of the express companies that operated from Nevada City and Grass Valley in those days so long ago. In the first picture we see where the teamster let his oxen rest, perhaps while he went into the Holbrooke Hotel bar for a glass of draft the hotel is still there. One of the oxen really took advantage of the break, he just stretched out right there in the street. Why not? . There was no Peterbuilt truck and trailer stacked twenty feet high with lumber, coming roaring up Main.” Why not enjoy every second of rest why not? In the second picture the wagons are rolling again; on the far side of Main street we see they sold Bohemian Beer, om \ r on draft, next door to Jim Gluyas’ store that was before Jim became James and’a Mine Superintendent. Next . % [1 > WS) i! door to Jim's we see that W. H, Morgan had his Cigar Factory. Themwerethedays! Get along there, Blackie, get along! SUMMER NEVADA COUNTY’S NEWEST MOST COMPLETE NURSERY. 2 Miles West Of Grass Valley D NURSERY ee EL ORO Thursday, Friday Saturday, Sunday JUNE 8th, 9th, 1 Gal. Govern ment Red PYRACANTHA NOW ONLY 69% 1 Gal. Reg. Price ROSES Now 209 * 1 Gal. LEPTOSPERUM Ruby Glow Reg. Price $1.29 NOW ONLY 7 y __ Marysville Hiway . 10th & 11th ONLY 1 Gal. =" me CLEMATIS GARDENIA . PINK DAPHNE Large Reg. Pri Odora ; Rose-f ine van 4 Piece Rustic Redwood PATIO SET 7 1 TABLE 1 BENCH 2 CHAIRS NOW ONLY «13.95 PEAT MOSS LARGE BALE — ONLY $ . ( We reserve the e right to limit , quantity .Sale. subject to stock on hand ) Reg. Price $19.95 By William E. Warne Director, Department of Water Resources. (Part of a series.) SA CR A MENTO-=-Conservationists have always had an eye out for the fish that live in the waters, They felt that fish have rights, too. They have been joined by a myriad of anglers, whose interest in the fish may sometimes be more personal, but who reinforce the claims to rights to water on the part of the fish, Water project planners in California rather generally have. been aware of their finny friends. As a result of this awareness, many more fishing opportunities are available in the State than was the case originally, Therights of the fiSh have been variously stated. Some ofthem have been incorporatedintolaw.° The Fish and Game Department on the part of the State and the Fish and Wildlife Service of the Federal Government have divisions that work with water project planners. A good recent statement of fish rights is found in the California Public Outdoor Recreation Plan, Part II. It is: "No wildlife resource nor itshabitat should be permanently destroyedin development or control of other natural resources, including water. "The aesthetic values of fish and wildlife should be recognized and measured in terms other than those of . economic value. New concepts and evaluations, based on study, are needed. "The damage to fish and wildlife resources as a result of the various uses of water should be compensated for or mitigated. Cost of such damage, or prevention thereof, should be borne by those benefiting directly .

from such uses of water. "Fish and wildlife belong to all the people; thus. the protection, propagation, and enhancement of their environment is a responsibility of all the people, “Asa part of the American heritage and right, maximum opportunity should be provided to. every person to use and enjoy fish and wildlife resources in any reasonable manner be desired. " Inregard to fish, the recreation plan makes two recommendations of interest to the water project planners. It recommends that steps be taken to insure the Fish Have Water Rights In California, Too” Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, June 7, 1961..Page 3 provision of “adequate and a CRAYON CORNER “MY FAMILY" by Sandra Van Meter, Age 7 Mrs. Bray's First Grade Washington School suitable water for fish, both above and below dams, in * construction of water projects," and the provision of "increased angler access," which means the fishermen should not be fenced out. Reservoirs provided for irrigation and other storage have furnished a great many fishing opportunities in California, Licenses granted by the Federal Power Commission for the use of power sites to utilities and others have increasingly incorporated provisions for the protection of fish in our streams, The Fish and Game Commission has certain broad authority granted it by the Legislature to review and approve plans for water projects affecting fishing streams, It has, in a few notable cases, forced some changes in plans. One of the principal influences in keeping CalifCatholic Women In Roseville Meet ROSEVILLE--The Grass Valley Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold their quarterly meeting here in the Parish Hall of the Church of Saint Rose of Lima, 117 East Grant Street, June 18. Theluncheon will be served promptly at1 p,m, bythe Catholic organization of Roseville, who are the hostesses. Chairmanare Mrs. Vera Flaurr and Mrs William Young. The speaker will beRt. Rev. Desmond J. Hatton of Cape Town, North Africa. All Catholic women of this area, whether members of the Deanery ornot, are cordially invited to attend this meeting. SS AUTOMOIIVE SERVICES ornia waters clean hasbeen the work of enforcement by the Fish and Game Department of authority, granted 16 Yrs. inG.V. @ So. Auburn St., G&H Ph. 273-6516 . Body Work & Painting by the Legislature, to protect the fish from pollutants, Yes, fish have rights too, in California's water. They and the fishermen, both, These rights are generally recognized and protected in California, Sierra Highway Bids In MARYSVILLE---A low bid of $119, 942.75 was received recently by theState Division of Highways forresurfacing two sections of State Sign Route 49 west-of Downieville, according to officials at the district office. Souza Brothers of Yuba City was lowest of three bidders. One section lies 0.3-mile either side of Ramshorm Cteek, which is about six miles west of Downieville. The other 2.8 miles runs easterly fromthe Yuba River bridge to a mile east of the Indian: Valley campground. The bridge is located approximately 13 miles west of Downieville. Both sections have been realigned and widened over the past several years. Work will start following contract approval, probably within a month or six weeks, and is expected totake about three months to complete. [eee rere NEVADA COUN ARCH’S AUTOMOTIVE "SERVICE “Where Your Motoring Dollar Buys More” Automatic Transmission Service OVERHAUL Speedometer Service Spring Hill, Grass Valley Call 273-4540 ——BODY & PAINT SHOP FREE ESTIMATES 4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Body Men YOU CAN RELY ON . HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley ~ Ph. 273-7271 Briggs..Wilshire Service SPECIALIZING IN TIRES-BATTERIES & MOTOR OIL}. At WHOLESALE PRICES By The Case Quaker State, Pennzoil, Richfield, Havoline, r ~ MacMillan, Conoco, Wilshire Bulk Oil. .75¢ per gal. TY . 403 S. Auburn, Grass Valley Phone 273-9938 EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON ‘ FOREIGN CARS Graduate Of Factory Schools Specializing In Jaguar, MG, Sprite, Mercedes Benz, Porsche & Many Others. HARTMAN . ‘CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph, 273-7271 VAN’S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley 273-6460 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS: ANY TRANSMISSION ADJUSTED "$559 plus parts BILL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley 273-6460