November 2, 1960 (10 pages)

LJ answered, "I wanted to talk him out of it." . : Thetelephonéwas now ringing constantly, "No sir, the FBI hasn't as yet entered the case, " Four callers asked whether it was safe to leave their homes. A parent called to ask if her son had been among the escapees, . "Boy that one guy is a cinch to make 'Q' now”, a citizen who looked in observed. Sheriff Wayne Brown and Under Sheriff Frank Gallino entered and were deluged with questions by the press. . . Both men were showing strain.”What can we do when we don't have the proper facilities?” asked Gal lino. . .I can't help but ponder Frank Gallinos words. “What can we do when we -don't have the proper facilities?" Sierra Byways By Dean Thompson JAILBREAK: More doors throughout Western Nevada County have been locked the past couple nights than ever before in recent history. Even the side entrance to the Nevada County Sheriff's office was locked é@he night after THE ESCAPE.One sheriffs deputy Monday night put a quick phone call in: "Say, check and see if my carison the street. My wife used it last and I want to make sure it's stillthere. And see if the keys are in it." It had: a full tank of gas, the deputy worried. But his wife had neatly tucked the auto in their garage. RAIN, WHAT'S THAT ?: We've heard reports that there “always” had been a good rainfall prio, to the o pening of deer season or coinciding with that time of the year. In,checking, the California Division of Forestry said, "No", there have been years when rainfall did not hit untill October---Oct. 10, to be precise. Allthis indicates that this year is the driest so-far in modern history. We haven't checked all the past records , but earlier years in history usually showed heavy rainfall---three or four years are recorded in Nevada City with more than 100 inches of rain for the season. GREATEST SHOW: With less than a weekto go, politics is a major conversation item. Uur latest bumper strip poll across Northern California: Kenn edy, 62.2%; Nixon, [VOTERS DILEMMA Say, Charity, which one d’ya "spose gives green stamps? Recreation Proposed At New Rollins Dam The County Planning Commissinn agreed last week to. investigate the county’s responsibility in providing public facilities and access for recreational Purposes at the proposed Rollins Reservoir, near Chicago Park. The reservoir will be an outgrowth of the projected Nevada Irrigation DistrictPG&E water and power development on the Yuba and Bear watersheds. A 270foot high dam just above the ‘old Narrow Gauge trestle on the Bear River will create Rollins Lake, a Legal Secretaries 37. &. Nevada County Legal Secretaries will meet Nov.3, at7:30 p.m. atthe Bret Hart Inn. All secretaries engaged in work of a legal nature are cordially invited to attend. Need A Ride To The Polls Nov. 8?° The Gold Quartz Democratic Club announced today that anyone needing a ride to the pollsnext Tuesday, Nov, 8, can call 273-7313 before 5 p.m., or 273-3423 after 5 p.m., and free transportation will be provided, WATCH THE PLAY *Homecoming @ JV.6 pm OROVILLE NOVEMBER 4th VARSITY.8 pm Nevada County Fairgrounds Students with Student Cards 25¢ Elementary Students MINERS Game Admission were eee covering 820 acres, At present, all land bordering the proposed lake is in private ownership. The issue arose after Executive Secretary Verne Jones read a letter to the commission from Alfred Heller, Nugget publisher. In his letter, Heller stated: “Rollins Lake, being so close to the population center of the area, could provide a major attraction not only to the tourist, but to present and potential home owners and taxpayers in the western portion of the county. At present there is no body of water in this area of recreational potential comparable to the projected Rollins Lake.” = . Commission Chairman Charles Litton stated that After Fire Planning “After the Fire---Then What?" is the question that will be answered by panelists of the Sacramento Tahoe Forest Forum Friday evening atthe VictorianRoom of the historic National Hotel in Nevada City. Panelists include Leon Sanford, Southern Pacific Land Co.; Walter Bemis, California Division of Forestry; John McNie, Michigan -California Lumber Co; and moderator Hal Turmer, Tahoe}]-:; National Forest. Each of the speakers has ‘ been involved by recent wild firesand is in a position to look at recovery problems, according to JoeGriggs, secretary of the forum. Some of the questions that} * will likely be discussed are: what is the attitude of small the question of the county’s responsibility in public access to important recreation areas the commission. He said the ccunty’s future lies field and that “the public deserves access’ to recreation areas. Regarding Rollins Lake, he said: “They’re not going to build these things every year. If we dilly-dally in this case. it will be too late.” Noting: that the NID is already negotiating the purchase of options in the area, and that: private speculators are already active, the commission asked the district attorney’s office to consider legal means for the county to act to preserve the public interest at Rollins. Litton was also authorized to write a letter to the board of supervisors reporting — these findings. : Robert Hopkins, NID engineer, said he thought there was little doubt the--NID and PG&E would agree on terms for the construction of the project. He said NID might work with the county in a “joint venture” to provide recreational access and facilities at Rollins. Other members of the commission in attendance were Charles Kitts, Cecil Edmunds, John Lcoser, and Mrs. Melva Hillier. insuring f, should . Properly be considered by in the recreation} NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Attorney At Law Commercial St, Nevada City, Calif, Fictitious Name I, the undersigned ARi ae a ee at am ing business at Hills Flat, No, 409 East Main Street, City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, under a designation not showing the mame of the person interag in such business, toit; MILLERS FURNITURE. .Dated: October 4, 1960. ARTHUR T. MILLER, Jr, Place of residence: 411 East Main Street, Grass Valley, California. State of California, County of Nevada—ss, On the 4th day of October in the year ‘one thouSand nine hundred and sixty, before me personally. ‘appeared ARTHUR T. MILLER, Jr., known to me to be thé person whose name is subscribed to the forego;ing instrument and he ac‘knowledged to me that he ‘executed the same. : Witness my hand and ‘seal-at my: office this 4th ‘day of October, 2960. . My commission August 29, 1964, . Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 1960. LEGAL NOTICE . expires . Certificate of Individual . 'Transacting Business Under’ Fictitious Name This is to certify that I,! the undersigned, am con. ducting a General Typeset. ting -business at 212 West! Main Street, Grass Valley, . Nevada County, State of California, under the fictitious name of Nevada County Typographers; that I am the sole owner and proprietor of said business. GLENN SEARLE. My residence is 821 Zion Street, Nevada City, California. Dated: October 7, 1960. State of California, County of Nevada—ss. On the 7th day of October, 1960 in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty, before me personally appeared Glenn Searle, . to me known to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same. ESTHER I. STOCKS, Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, (Seal) State of California. Publish: Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16. 1960. WANT ADS SELL FAST IN THE NUGGET eS eNCe kL NDRICK, FOR SALE hig tiee Mioa in and for : e County of Nevada, . SAVIN SAM'S SERVICE (Seal) State of California. STATION . 1950 Chrysler, 2 Dr. landowners toward forestry ThE CHOIcE is Yours / CHOOSE WISELY. sé cw / WESTON W. (WALLY ) BRUNKER REPUBLICAN & STATE SENATOR, TURN KEY, INSTALLATION Be first to enjoy this amazing opportunity. Enjoy these ad)Vantages asan owner of a icoin operated car wash mul-. ltiple operation. No land to . lease, no building to buy, no fixed overhead, no labor problems, no experience necessary, Wefurnish location, installations, and training. You furnish $2, 990 (total) and reap the profits. Can be handled without dis‘turbing present occupation. Write for local interview. WESTERN SALES Box 2801 Boise, Idaho FOR RENT APART MENTS:FOR RENT 3 rm. unf. $28. mo., ‘110 1/2 Mohawk St. GV.; 2rm. unf. $25. mo., 235 Sacramento St., NC. For further info. contact: Property Management Section, Division of Highways, 703 "B" St. Marysville, Calif SHerwood 3-5421, Estension 271. "420AL wonez . . «BUSINESS FOR SALE _ — ——=. OPPORTUNTIES REAL ESTATE, AUBERT L.sornson . ——AUTOWASH conc LO . CHOICE LOCATION stand View Terrace Large bldg. lot. Typically ex, emplifies the Terrace. $2, DAVID MALTMAN 125 Mill Street, G.V. Phone 273-7291 or 273-2295 BEAUTIFUL VIEW . OF SIERRAS 2 bedroom home on county rd, Full basement with 2 car garage on acre of ground. Good soil, water. Price $13 , 500. Terms. DAVID MALTMAN RELATOR ‘125 Mill St. Grass Valley Dial 273-7291 or 273-2225 GRAND VIEW TERRACE An outstanding home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 1/2 lots, swimming pool, magnificient view $33,500. DAVID MALT MAN REALTOR FOR RENT Apts. for rent2-3 room and 1-2 room. Phone 265-2457, Sacto and Pine St., Nevada City Where you can get good merchandise and service at reasonable prices. We honor all major oil company's credit cards, Open from 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES . 125 Mill Street, Grass Valley Phone 273-7291 or 273-2225, NOTICE S.0.S, ‘land 15 Honorably yours, Val & Lilly Belle Baima CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue. .16c Per line in additional issues (no changes)..0 l4c C-THRU ALUMINUM AWNINGS Ph. 265 4422, Mill Blocks for Sale Dump truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks $15 Cord. Delivered WANT It. wt. folding chair. FOR SALE: 4 dr. ‘50 Buick $175. For info. call 2732184, FOR SALE AUTOS Mercury Trade-In's 1949Ford, Tudor. R& H $165 $129 1957 Ford Fairlane, 4Dr. All Power Terms Available $1395 RAY SHULL MERCURY Representative Sidney Hunn 265-4789 Test Drive The New Merc. FLY ANY PLACE AT ANY TIME === RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. CAL NAT AIRWAYSLOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 after being burned out; what can the large landowner do after a major fire; how can. rehabilitation be financed; what does salvage do to the market, planting, taxes? ° NEVADA CITY ELKS ANNUAL ‘E'HELLDORADO NIGHT” Saturday, November 5, 1960 ROAST BEEF DINNER Served 7 to 9 P.M, C. PROF NE.LEH FAMOUS MAGICIAN: 9 to 9 45 HIS SKILL WILL AMAZE YOU, DANCE 10 fo 2 A.M. Mel Davis & Orchestra FREE BUFFET AT MIDNIGHT $2.50 Per Person.Adults Only OPEN TO ALL ELKS.THEIR WIVES AND INVITED GUESTS ‘Phone 273+3331. rm “a . voTreE NO on Minimum charge.. 80c . . Vote NO,NO, on Prop. No. ~ Electrical Appliance Repairs’ ‘Call Evenings 265-2764 © 549 E; Broad St. Nevada City, . Steel & Spanish Guitar les{. Sons. Private & class rental . plan Downey Schoolof Music . Ph, 273+6813, COMPLETE WATER SYS. Line, Ditching, Water Purification Dallas, L. Cobk Ae Flat, 1273 6851 WANTED WANTED: 1 load clean, fine gravel 1 load top soil. Call G.R. at 273-3944, ANTED: ‘RARE.COINS: Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds, Antiques of the Gold Days,! \Phone Ellinger, . 973.9991 BY THEATRE ++ eee + Wed.-Sat, Nov. 2-5 HELL TO ETERNITY Jeffrey Hunter Plus PAY OR DIE Ernest Borgnine t++e tts Sun.-Tues, Nov. 6-8 LET 'S MAKE LOVE Marilyn Monroe Yves Montand Plus THE BRIDES OF DRACULA Peter Cushing TEM Installation, Pipe . COUNTY PROPOSITION en CITIZENS COMMITTEE AGAINST PROPOSITION A. Dont Let Los Angeles Get Away With It! 15 THE STATE SENATE-PACKING REAPPORTIONMENT SCHEME TO TURN OVER CONTROL OF THE LEGISLATURE TO LOS ANGELES COUNTY CALIFORNIANS AGAINST PROPOSITION NO. 15 B70 Marker Sr t Lana ma ee

LJ answered, "I wanted to talk him out of it." . : Thetelephonéwas now ringing constantly, "No sir, the FBI hasn't as yet entered the case, " Four callers asked whether it was safe to leave their homes. A parent called to ask if her son had been among the escapees, . "Boy that one guy is a cinch to make 'Q' now”, a citizen who looked in observed.. Sheriff Wayne Brown and Under Sheriff Frank Gallino entered and were deluged with questions by the press. . . Both men were showing strain..”What can we do when we don't have the proper facilities?” asked Gal lino. . .I can't help but ponder Frank Gallinos words.. “What can we do when we -don't have the proper facilities?" Sierra Byways By Dean Thompson JAILBREAK: More doors throughout Western Nevada County have been locked the past couple nights than ever before in recent history.. Even the side entrance to the Nevada County Sheriff's office was locked é@he night after THE ESCAPE..One sheriffs deputy Monday night put a quick phone call in: "Say, check and see if my carison the street. My wife used it last and I want to make sure it's stillthere. And see if the keys are in it." It had: a full tank of gas, the deputy worried. But his wife had neatly tucked the auto in their garage. RAIN, WHAT'S THAT ?: We've heard reports that there “always” had been a good rainfall prio, to the o pening of deer season or coinciding with that time of the year. In,checking, the California Division of Forestry said, "No", there have been years when rainfall did not hit untill October---Oct. 10, to be precise. Allthis indicates that this year is the driest so-far in modern history. We haven't checked all the past records , but earlier years in history usually showed heavy rainfall---three or four years are recorded in Nevada City with more than 100 inches of rain for the season. GREATEST SHOW: With less than a weekto go, politics is a major conversation item. Uur latest bumper strip poll across Northern California: Kenn edy, 62.2%; Nixon, [VOTERS DILEMMA Say, Charity, which one d’ya "spose gives green stamps? Recreation Proposed At New Rollins Dam The County Planning Commissinn agreed last week to. investigate the county’s responsibility in providing public facilities and access for recreational Purposes at the proposed Rollins Reservoir, near Chicago Park. The reservoir will be an outgrowth of the projected Nevada Irrigation DistrictPG&E water and power development on the Yuba and Bear watersheds. A 270foot high dam just above the ‘old Narrow Gauge trestle on the Bear River will create Rollins Lake, a Legal Secretaries 37. &. Nevada County Legal Secretaries will meet Nov.3, at7:30 p.m. atthe Bret Hart Inn. All secretaries engaged in work of a legal nature are cordially invited to attend. Need A Ride To The Polls Nov. 8?° The Gold Quartz Democratic Club announced today that anyone needing a ride to the pollsnext Tuesday, Nov, 8, can call 273-7313 before 5 p.m., or 273-3423 after 5 p.m., and free transportation will be provided, WATCH THE PLAY *Homecoming @ JV..6 pm OROVILLE NOVEMBER 4th VARSITY..8 pm Nevada County Fairgrounds Students with Student Cards 25¢ Elementary Students MINERS Game Admission were eee covering 820 acres, At present, all land bordering the proposed lake is in private ownership. The issue arose after Executive Secretary Verne Jones read a letter to the commission from Alfred Heller, Nugget publisher. In his letter, Heller stated: “Rollins Lake, being so close to the population center of the area, could provide a major attraction not only to the tourist, but to present and potential home owners and taxpayers in the western portion of the county. At present there is no body of water in this area of recreational potential comparable to the projected Rollins Lake.” = . Commission Chairman Charles Litton stated that After Fire Planning “After the Fire---Then What?" is the question that will be answered by panelists of the Sacramento Tahoe Forest Forum Friday evening atthe VictorianRoom of the historic National Hotel in Nevada City. Panelists include Leon Sanford, Southern Pacific Land Co.; Walter Bemis, California Division of Forestry; John McNie, Michigan -California Lumber Co; and moderator Hal Turmer, Tahoe}]-:; National Forest. Each of the speakers has ‘ been involved by recent wild firesand is in a position to look at recovery problems, according to JoeGriggs, secretary of the forum. Some of the questions that} * will likely be discussed are: what is the attitude of small the question of the county’s responsibility in public access to important recreation areas the commission. He said the ccunty’s future lies field and that “the public deserves access’ to recreation areas. Regarding Rollins Lake, he said: “They’re not going to build these things every year. If we dilly-dally in this case. it will be too late.” Noting: that the NID is already negotiating the purchase of options in the area, and that: private speculators are already active, the commission asked the district attorney’s office to consider legal means for the county to act to preserve the public interest at Rollins. Litton was also authorized to write a letter to the board of supervisors reporting — these findings. : Robert Hopkins, NID engineer, said he thought there was little doubt the--NID and PG&E would agree on terms for the construction of the project. He said NID might work with the county in a “joint venture” to provide recreational access and facilities at Rollins. Other members of the commission in attendance were Charles Kitts, Cecil Edmunds, John Lcoser, and Mrs. Melva Hillier. insuring f, should . Properly be considered by in the recreation} NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Attorney At Law Commercial St, Nevada City, Calif, Fictitious Name I, the undersigned ARi ae a ee at am ing business at Hills Flat, No, 409 East Main Street, City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, under a designation not showing the mame of the person interag in such business, toit; MILLERS FURNITURE. .Dated: October 4, 1960. ARTHUR T. MILLER, Jr, Place of residence: 411 East Main Street, Grass Valley, California. State of California, County of Nevada—ss, On the 4th day of October in the year ‘one thouSand nine hundred and sixty, before me personally. ‘appeared ARTHUR T. MILLER, Jr., known to me to be thé person whose name is subscribed to the forego;ing instrument and he ac‘knowledged to me that he ‘executed the same. : Witness my hand and ‘seal-at my: office this 4th ‘day of October, 2960. . My commission August 29, 1964,

. Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 2, 1960. LEGAL NOTICE . expires . Certificate of Individual . 'Transacting Business Under’ Fictitious Name This is to certify that I,! the undersigned, am con. ducting a General Typeset. ting -business at 212 West! Main Street, Grass Valley, . Nevada County, State of California, under the fictitious name of Nevada County Typographers; that I am the sole owner and proprietor of said business. GLENN SEARLE. My residence is 821 Zion Street, Nevada City, California. Dated: October 7, 1960. State of California, County of Nevada—ss. On the 7th day of October, 1960 in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty, before me personally appeared Glenn Searle, . to me known to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same. ESTHER I. STOCKS, Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, (Seal) State of California. Publish: Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16. 1960. WANT ADS SELL FAST IN THE NUGGET eS eNCe kL NDRICK, FOR SALE hig tiee Mioa in and for : e County of Nevada, . SAVIN SAM'S SERVICE (Seal) State of California. STATION . 1950 Chrysler, 2 Dr. landowners toward forestry ThE CHOIcE is Yours / CHOOSE WISELY.. sé cw / WESTON W. (WALLY ) BRUNKER REPUBLICAN & STATE SENATOR, TURN KEY, INSTALLATION Be first to enjoy this amazing opportunity. Enjoy these ad)Vantages asan owner of a icoin operated car wash mul-. ltiple operation. No land to . lease, no building to buy, no fixed overhead, no labor problems, no experience necessary, Wefurnish location, installations, and training. You furnish $2, 990 (total) and reap the profits. Can be handled without dis‘turbing present occupation. Write for local interview. WESTERN SALES Box 2801 Boise, Idaho FOR RENT APART MENTS:FOR RENT 3 rm. unf. $28. mo., ‘110 1/2 Mohawk St. GV.; 2rm. unf. $25. mo., 235 Sacramento St., NC. For further info. contact: Property Management Section, Division of Highways, 703 "B" St. Marysville, Calif SHerwood 3-5421, Estension 271. "420AL wonez . . «BUSINESS FOR SALE _ — ——=. OPPORTUNTIES REAL ESTATE, AUBERT L.sornson . ——AUTOWASH conc LO . CHOICE LOCATION stand View Terrace Large bldg. lot. Typically ex, emplifies the Terrace. $2, DAVID MALTMAN 125 Mill Street, G.V. Phone 273-7291 or 273-2295 BEAUTIFUL VIEW . OF SIERRAS 2 bedroom home on county rd, Full basement with 2 car garage on acre of ground. Good soil, water. Price $13 , 500. Terms. DAVID MALTMAN RELATOR ‘125 Mill St. Grass Valley Dial 273-7291 or 273-2225 GRAND VIEW TERRACE An outstanding home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 1/2 lots, swimming pool, magnificient view $33,500. DAVID MALT MAN REALTOR FOR RENT Apts. for rent2-3 room and 1-2 room. Phone 265-2457, Sacto and Pine St., Nevada City Where you can get good merchandise and service at reasonable prices. We honor all major oil company's credit cards, Open from 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES . 125 Mill Street, Grass Valley Phone 273-7291 or 273-2225, NOTICE S.0.S, ‘land 15 Honorably yours, Val & Lilly Belle Baima CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue. .16c Per line in additional issues (no changes)....0 l4c C-THRU ALUMINUM AWNINGS Ph. 265 4422, Mill Blocks for Sale Dump truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks $15 Cord. Delivered WANT It. wt. folding chair. FOR SALE: 4 dr. ‘50 Buick $175. For info. call 2732184, FOR SALE AUTOS Mercury Trade-In's 1949Ford, Tudor. R& H $165 $129 1957 Ford Fairlane, 4Dr. All Power Terms Available $1395 RAY SHULL MERCURY Representative Sidney Hunn 265-4789 Test Drive The New Merc. FLY ANY PLACE AT ANY TIME === RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. CAL NAT AIRWAYSLOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 after being burned out; what can the large landowner do after a major fire; how can. rehabilitation be financed; what does salvage do to the market, planting, taxes? ° NEVADA CITY ELKS ANNUAL ‘E'HELLDORADO NIGHT” Saturday, November 5, 1960 ROAST BEEF DINNER Served 7 to 9 P.M, C. PROF NE.LEH FAMOUS MAGICIAN: 9 to 9 45 HIS SKILL WILL AMAZE YOU, DANCE 10 fo 2 A.M. Mel Davis & Orchestra FREE BUFFET AT MIDNIGHT $2.50 Per Person..Adults Only OPEN TO ALL ELKS..THEIR WIVES AND INVITED GUESTS ‘Phone 273+3331. rm “a . voTreE NO on Minimum charge... 80c . . Vote NO,NO, on Prop. No. ~ Electrical Appliance Repairs’ ‘Call Evenings 265-2764 © 549 E; Broad St. Nevada City, . Steel & Spanish Guitar les{. Sons. Private & class rental . plan Downey Schoolof Music . Ph, 273+6813, COMPLETE WATER SYS. Line, Ditching, Water Purification Dallas, L. Cobk Ae Flat, 1273 6851 WANTED WANTED: 1 load clean, fine gravel 1 load top soil. Call G.R. at 273-3944, ANTED: ‘RARE..COINS: Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds, Antiques of the Gold Days,! \Phone Ellinger, . 973.9991 BY THEATRE ++ eee + Wed.-Sat, Nov. 2-5 HELL TO ETERNITY Jeffrey Hunter Plus PAY OR DIE Ernest Borgnine t++e tts Sun.-Tues, Nov. 6-8 LET 'S MAKE LOVE Marilyn Monroe Yves Montand Plus THE BRIDES OF DRACULA Peter Cushing TEM Installation, Pipe . COUNTY PROPOSITION en CITIZENS COMMITTEE AGAINST PROPOSITION A. Dont Let Los Angeles Get Away With It! 15 THE STATE SENATE-PACKING REAPPORTIONMENT SCHEME TO TURN OVER CONTROL OF THE LEGISLATURE TO LOS ANGELES COUNTY CALIFORNIANS AGAINST PROPOSITION NO. 15 B70 Marker Sr t Lana ma ee