October 19, 1960 (12 pages)

e s't' 8 §.9 @ Publisher R, M, Wyckoff ... Cirenlation Manager Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada Superior Court, June 3, -1960 Decree No. 12, 406 Subscription Rates: One year, $3.00; Two years, $5.00. Three years, $7.00. Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. EDITORIAL OpposingSidesJoin On Freeway Ballot The Nevada City Council's "unofficial" approval of a city-wide vote to measure public sentiment concerning the downtown or other freeway routes is a victory not . for one side or the other, but for all the people. There has been a growing interest in holding sucha vote. We are pleased that the registered voters of the town will be able to express themselves on this issue once and for all. As we stated in an editorial on April 6, "ultimately the de. cision rests right in Nevada City." The upcoming vote will surely constitute a . big step toward that decision, for in any community the voice of the people is supreme. We are particularly heartened by the fact that Dick Knee and Bob Paine have agreed, jointly, to head a citizens board of control toconduct the ballot. Outsiders have repeatedly contended that Nevada City is irreparably “split down the middle" by the two factions. That Paine and Knée, leaders of opposing sides, can get together for the good of the town gives the lie to such contentions. Both men, we are certain, are motivated by a desire to see the matter settled honorably. The ballot without doubt will be scrupulously fair, in accordance with standard election procedures. This fact will redound to their credit, and that of the town. Avoiding Taxes? A press release "To All Southern California Press"recently shed some light on the thinking on supporters of Prop. 15; the measure on the Nov. 8 ballot which wouldreapportion the State Senate to the advantage of Los Angeles County. Inthe release a Los Angeles businessman, Holmes Tuttle, claimed that "31 mountain counties receive from the state three times the moriey they pay to the general fund." The L.A. auto dealer charged that the small counties (that includes us in Nevada County) "use the surplus state money they receive to avoid local taxes." Tuttle would find it hard toconvince Nevada County residents their taxes were lower than should be. He would findthat here ina "cow county” the residents feel the tax bite just as strongly as do Los Angelenos. Nevada County has just cause to strongly object to this charge. The State of California requires that assessment of property for taxation in all of the state's counties be onan equalized basis. The state has the power to increase assessments where counties tall ott the state average. Whereas the state average assessed valuation is 22.6% of market value, Nevada County assessments run 23.3% of market value. And how about Los Angeles County? ---23.3%, too. That is not eventhe complete story, for Los Angeles County assessments result in a multi-million dollar government while Nevada County must pinch pennies each month to stretch the budget in order to handle necessary services. One further truth. Prop 15 is nothing more than an attempt by some Southern Californians to make a grab of Senate seats belonging to the north. It is an attempt which if successful would undermine the basic governmental concept of one legislative branch responsive to the public on @ population basis (the Assembly) with the second legislative branch responsive to slides 35 mm. in size, would help. your readers might have some 35 mm. slides which I might borrow long enough to have copies made for classroom: use. These could be close-ups or distant shots of a variety of forest fire subjects. Thank you in advance. Yours sincerely, Grant W. Sharpe. Assistant. Professor of Forestry, University of Michigan, To the Editor: Our future depends first and last upon preserving and not wasting our natural rsources. We must develop and preserve our FORESTS, WildLife and streams; this can not be done by logging off every tree 20 inches in size LEGAL NOTICE State of California State Water Rights Board P. O. Box 1592 Sacramento, California Notice of Application to Appropriate Water Application 19139 Notice is hereby given, that Nevada Irrigation District, 144 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, California, has under the date of December 17, 1959, applied to the State Water I am in need of good forest fire color slides to use in the classroom here in a demineralized by’ floods. course in Forest Fire Control for forestry students. It jn is my belief that I can do the ‘a better jdb of teaching if mou I can bring at least part of ern the reality of forest fires We into the classroom. Color $$ It was my hope some of stated his views on certain with nalf of our top soil] washed off into the ocean, Keep the industrial parks the cities and preserve country, especially ntain counties of NorthCalifornia as. they are. need no promotion or profit scheme or dam projects. Vote. NO, NO, NO on Proposition 1, Feather River one and one-half billions $$$ Bonded Debt Revenue bonds as they are but a continuation of Public Debt which You as a MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC “must pay back to yourselves” a thousand fold in loss of freedom, in taxes confiscated through your in. dustry and through a million ways in higher water and power rates to build for the debt promoters a greater institution of profit]; to the promoter minority group, with no benefit to YOU. Nevada Irrigation trict is already pounding the drums for a 40 million dollar dam project to follow very closely the ‘Feather River “revenue bomb.” We lose at both ends if we vote for any debt promotion bonds as they are both, and eachand every one, rigged to catch the laboring people and consumer, coming and going. Vote No, keep the country and mountain people in the country, and the city people in their “industrial parks” in the city. LILLY BELLE BAIMA, VAL D. BAIMA. Dear Sir: Senator Kennedy has issues like a man of coure age and guts. Dis-. ae ‘water if other fc Rights Board for a permit to appropriate unappropri. ated water, subject % vested rights. Description of Project Water to be appropriated from. East Fork of Middle Yuba River tributary to Middle Yuba. River’ and Weaver Creek tributary to East Fork Middle Yuba River thence Middle Yuba River. In the County of. Nevada. Amounts applied for: 70 cubic feet per éecond by direct diversion and 4,730 acre-feet per annum by storage. Diversion seasons named: Direct diversion June 30 of each year to April 1 of the succeeding yeer. Storage October 15 of each year to May 31 of the succeeding year. Water to be used for power purposes. Points of diversion within SE% of SW% of Section 28 and NW'% of SW% of Section 32, TI9N, R12E, MDB &M. Places for use described: At the following power houses, 1. Spaulding (Rim) within NE%4 of SW% of Section 16, T17N, R12E. 2. Spauldipg within NE% of SW'% of Section 20, T17N, R12E. 3. Drum within NE% of NW‘% of Section 17, TF 16N, R11E. 4. Dutch Flat #2 within NW% of NEY of Section 34, TI6N, RIOE. 5. Chicago Park within NW % of SE% of Section 6, TI6N, RI1OE, MDB&M, as shown ommaps filed with State Water Rights Board, Relative to Protests Blanks upon which to Submit protest will be supplied free upon request. Any person desiring to protest against the granting of such permit shall within 60 days from date hereof file with the State Water Rights Board, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such protest shall Clearly set forth the protestant’s objections to the approval of the application and shall contain the following information: . (1) Statement of the injury which would result to Protestant from such apPropriation and use. (2) The basis of protestant's water right. (3) Protestant’s past and Present use of water both as to amount used and land lrrigated, or use made of v than irrigation. (4) The approximate _location of protestant’s land or place of use and point of diversion of the water; copy of the protest should be sent to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done, -. L. K: HILL, Executive Officer, Dated: Sacramento, Cali-. day and age, and-in Amerbigoted, ‘bird brain individuals. They certainly do not have much form of government to enman could swing the Con‘gress and its contributaries to one sect of religion, or that he might divide our government, giving one part to the choice of his church or religion. Please, let us confine our criticism. to rational think‘ing. Respectfully yours, ‘Helen M. Riehards. STENGER OUT OF BOOT CAMP Makam F. Stenger, apprentice-petty officer third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L Stenger of 630A South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, graduated Sept. 30 from nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. LEGAL NOTICE ALBERT L. JOHNSON Attorney At Law 244 Commercial St. Nevada City, Calif. Certificate of Individual Transacting Business Under Fictitious Name I, the undersigned ARTHUR T. MILLER, Jr., do hereby certify that I am transacting 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 name of the person interested in such business, towit: 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 six ty, before me _ personally appeared ARTHUR T. MIL‘LER, Jr., known to me to It is inconceivable in this } ica, that one religion be pitted against another by narrow’ minded, faith in the authority of our tertain the idea that one be thé person whose name} y, By Jack Miner fy (last of three parts) In part one you saw the women’s fall fashions of the last century. In part two, what the gentlemen wore, and today the.children's fashions will have their turn, I can't name all our models; the littlest one in the chair, however, was Bert Belden, who, today would've been iclose to ninety years old. His father ran one of Nevada City’s pioneer drug stores located in the Pine and Commercial street comer of the Masonic Building. A serious little boy; wasn't he? saat Rudolph's Photographic Gallery on Broad Street took the: picture, with Mr. R.A. Desmond at the cameraArtist was'the title of such talented men in those days. Little Lord Fontleroy on the barrel, is a wistful, good looking kid, isn ‘the? Photographer Moore took that.one ‘ and not so long ago that our little lord could not still be with us. If he is, will he please step forward? The one in the chiar posed hand-on-hip and handunder-chin, can be dated; that year's fall fashion, and adaptation of a salior's suit for little boys with a love for the sea or could it be papa's or mama's sets him in the period of Admiral Dewey's trouncing of the Spanish fleet at Manila at the turn of the last century. That little boy could still be on deck too. The one in the cork hat and the snazzy short overcoat, four-in-hand tie and high, starched collar no comment. Quite a boy though. Look at the mature expression on his face, or could it be his get-up that makes it seem so? I wonder what would happen if one of today's kids came to school in an outfit like that. I bet he could take care of himslef though unless a guy bigger than he lit into him. sa a tut . — bed bet aN Seer mR mM %&r. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE State of California State Water Rights Board P. O. Box 1592 Sacramento, California Notice cf Application te Appropriate Water Application 19138 Notice is hereby that Nevada Irrigation District, 144 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, California, has under the date of December 17, 1959, applied to the State Water Rights Board for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water, subject to vested rights. Description of Project Water to be appropriated from East Fork Middle Yuba River tributary to Middle Yuba River and Weaver Creek tributary to East Fork Middle Yuba River thence Yuba River. In the County of Nevada. Amounts applied for: 70 cubic feet per second by direct diversion and 4,730 acre-feet per annum by storage. Diversion seasons named: Direct diversion April 15 to October 15 of each year. Storage October 15 of each year te May 31 of the succeeding year. Water to be used for irrigation purposes. _ Points of diversion within SE% of SW of Section 28 and NW of SW% of Sections 32, TI9N, R12E, MDB&M. Points of rediversion within: NW% of NW% of Section 5, TI18N; R12E; NE% of NW% of Section 8, TI8N, R12E; SE% of NE 4 of Section 2 7 is subscribed to the foregoRI2E; SW% of Mie ing instrument and he ac-. Section 17, T16N, R1I1E; knowledged to me that heiNwy, of NE% of Section executed the same. . 34, TI6N, RIOE; SE% of Witness my hand and/NE% of ‘Section 3, T13N, seal at my office this 4th/Rse, MDBeM. day of October, 2960, FLORENCE E. KENDRICK, Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, (Seal) State of California. My commission expires August 29, 1964, the public on an area basis (the Senate). 1960, September. 29, 1960 Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 5 Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 3, 1960. Place of use described: Irrigation of approximately acres within an irrigable area of 88,025 acres Within Distict aces within T13 to 18N, R8 to 12E, MDB&M, as shown on map filed with State Wate Rights Board. Nevada Irrigation compising. 268,000 given, Relative to Pretests Blanks upon which to submit protests will be supplied free upon request. Any person desiring to protest against the granting of such permit shall within 60 days from date hereof file with the State Water Rights Board, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such protest shall clearly set'forth the protestant’s objections to the approval of the application and shall contain the following information: (1) Statement of the injury which would result to protestant from sucn apPropriation and use. (2) The basis ot protestant’s water right. (3) Protestant’s past and present use of water both as to amount used and land irrigated, or use made of water if other than irrigation. (4) The approximate location of protestant’s land or place of use and point of diversion of the water. A copy of the protest should be sent to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done, L. K, HILL, Executive Officer. Dated: Sacramento, California, September 29, 1960. Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, 1960. ‘ JOHN LYNN, Jr ON AIRCRAFT CARRIER John E. Lynn, Jr., interior communications electrician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lynn, Sr., Washington Star Route, Nevada City, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence operating with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The carrier recently visited Rome, Italy, where her crew received a papal audience. A record 472,639 persons took theguided tour through -Hoover Dam last year. the nifty nine-fifty . KA-HI

e s't' 8 §.9 @ Publisher R, M, Wyckoff ..... Cirenlation Manager Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada Superior Court, June 3, -1960 Decree No. 12, 406 Subscription Rates: One year, $3.00; Two years, $5.00. Three years, $7.00. Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. EDITORIAL OpposingSidesJoin On Freeway Ballot The Nevada City Council's "unofficial" approval of a city-wide vote to measure public sentiment concerning the downtown or other freeway routes is a victory not . for one side or the other, but for all the people. There has been a growing interest in holding sucha vote. We are pleased that the registered voters of the town will be able to express themselves on this issue once and for all. As we stated in an editorial on April 6, "ultimately the de. cision rests right in Nevada City." The upcoming vote will surely constitute a . big step toward that decision, for in any community the voice of the people is supreme. We are particularly heartened by the fact that Dick Knee and Bob Paine have agreed, jointly, to head a citizens board of control toconduct the ballot. Outsiders have repeatedly contended that Nevada City is irreparably “split down the middle" by the two factions. That Paine and Knée, leaders of opposing sides, can get together for the good of the town gives the lie to such contentions. Both men, we are certain, are motivated by a desire to see the matter settled honorably. The ballot without doubt will be scrupulously fair, in accordance with standard election procedures. This fact will redound to their credit, and that of the town. Avoiding Taxes? A press release "To All Southern California Press"recently shed some light on the thinking on supporters of Prop. 15; the measure on the Nov. 8 ballot which wouldreapportion the State Senate to the advantage of Los Angeles County. Inthe release a Los Angeles businessman, Holmes Tuttle, claimed that "31 mountain counties receive from the state three times the moriey they pay to the general fund." The L.A. auto dealer charged that the small counties (that includes us in Nevada County) "use the surplus state money they receive to avoid local taxes." Tuttle would find it hard toconvince Nevada County residents their taxes were lower than should be. He would findthat here ina "cow county” the residents feel the tax bite just as strongly as do Los Angelenos. Nevada County has just cause to strongly object to this charge. The State of California requires that assessment of property for taxation in all of the state's counties be onan equalized basis. The state has the power to increase assessments where counties tall ott the state average. Whereas the state average assessed valuation is 22.6% of market value, Nevada County assessments run 23.3% of market value. And how about Los Angeles County? ---23.3%, too. That is not eventhe complete story, for Los Angeles County assessments result in a multi-million dollar government while Nevada County must pinch pennies each month to stretch the budget in order to handle necessary services. One further truth. Prop 15 is nothing more than an attempt by some Southern Californians to make a grab of Senate seats belonging to the north. It is an attempt which if successful would undermine the basic governmental concept of one legislative branch responsive to the public on @ population basis (the Assembly) with the second legislative branch responsive to slides 35 mm. in size, would help. your readers might have some 35 mm. slides which I might borrow long enough to have copies made for classroom: use. These could be close-ups or distant shots of a variety of forest fire subjects. Thank you in advance. Yours sincerely, Grant W. Sharpe. Assistant. Professor of Forestry, University of Michigan, To the Editor: Our future depends first and last upon preserving and not wasting our natural rsources. We must develop and preserve our FORESTS, WildLife and streams; this can not be done by logging off every tree 20 inches in size LEGAL NOTICE State of California State Water Rights Board P. O. Box 1592 Sacramento, California Notice of Application to Appropriate Water Application 19139 Notice is hereby given, that Nevada Irrigation District, 144 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, California, has under the date of December 17, 1959, applied to the State Water I am in need of good forest fire color slides to use in the classroom here in a demineralized by’ floods. course in Forest Fire Control for forestry students. It jn is my belief that I can do the ‘a better jdb of teaching if mou I can bring at least part of ern the reality of forest fires We into the classroom. Color $$ It was my hope some of stated his views on certain with nalf of our top soil] washed off into the ocean, Keep the industrial parks the cities and preserve country, especially ntain counties of NorthCalifornia as. they are. need no promotion or profit scheme or dam projects. Vote. NO, NO, NO on Proposition 1, Feather River one and one-half billions $$$ Bonded Debt Revenue bonds as they are but a continuation of Public Debt which You as a MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC “must pay back to yourselves” a thousand fold in loss of freedom, in taxes confiscated through your in. dustry and through a million ways in higher water and power rates to build for the debt promoters a greater institution of profit]; to the promoter minority group, with no benefit to YOU. Nevada Irrigation trict is already pounding the drums for a 40 million dollar dam project to follow very closely the ‘Feather River “revenue bomb.” We lose at both ends if we vote for any debt promotion bonds as they are both, and eachand every one, rigged to catch the laboring people and consumer, coming and going. Vote No, keep the country and mountain people in the country, and the city people in their “industrial parks” in the city. LILLY BELLE BAIMA, VAL D. BAIMA. Dear Sir: Senator Kennedy has issues like a man of coure age and guts. Dis-. ae ‘water if other fc Rights Board for a permit to appropriate unappropri. ated water, subject % vested rights. Description of Project Water to be appropriated from. East Fork of Middle Yuba River tributary to Middle Yuba. River’ and Weaver Creek tributary to East Fork Middle Yuba River thence Middle Yuba River. In the County of. Nevada. Amounts applied for: 70 cubic feet per éecond by direct diversion and 4,730 acre-feet per annum by storage. Diversion seasons named: Direct diversion June 30 of each year to April 1 of the succeeding yeer. Storage October 15 of each year to May 31 of the succeeding year. Water to be used for power purposes. Points of diversion within SE% of SW% of Section 28 and NW'% of SW% of Section 32, TI9N, R12E, MDB &M. Places for use described: At the following power houses, 1. Spaulding (Rim) within NE%4 of SW% of Section 16, T17N, R12E. 2. Spauldipg within NE% of SW'% of Section 20, T17N, R12E. 3. Drum within NE% of NW‘% of Section 17, TF 16N, R11E. 4. Dutch Flat #2 within NW% of NEY of Section 34, TI6N, RIOE. 5. Chicago Park within NW % of SE% of Section 6, TI6N, RI1OE, MDB&M, as shown ommaps filed with State Water Rights Board, Relative to Protests Blanks upon which to Submit protest will be supplied free upon request. Any person desiring to protest against the granting of such permit shall within 60 days from date hereof file with the State Water Rights Board, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such protest shall Clearly set forth the protestant’s objections to the

approval of the application and shall contain the following information: . (1) Statement of the injury which would result to Protestant from such apPropriation and use. (2) The basis of protestant's water right. (3) Protestant’s past and Present use of water both as to amount used and land lrrigated, or use made of v than irrigation. (4) The approximate _location of protestant’s land or place of use and point of diversion of the water; copy of the protest should be sent to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done, -. L. K: HILL, Executive Officer, Dated: Sacramento, Cali-. day and age, and-in Amerbigoted, ‘bird brain individuals. They certainly do not have much form of government to enman could swing the Con‘gress and its contributaries to one sect of religion, or that he might divide our government, giving one part to the choice of his church or religion. Please, let us confine our criticism. to rational think‘ing. Respectfully yours, ‘Helen M. Riehards. STENGER OUT OF BOOT CAMP Makam F. Stenger, apprentice-petty officer third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L Stenger of 630A South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, graduated Sept. 30 from nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. LEGAL NOTICE ALBERT L. JOHNSON Attorney At Law 244 Commercial St. Nevada City, Calif. Certificate of Individual Transacting Business Under Fictitious Name I, the undersigned ARTHUR T. MILLER, Jr., do hereby certify that I am transacting 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 name of the person interested in such business, towit: 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 six ty, before me _ personally appeared ARTHUR T. MIL‘LER, Jr., known to me to It is inconceivable in this } ica, that one religion be pitted against another by narrow’ minded, faith in the authority of our tertain the idea that one be thé person whose name} y, By Jack Miner fy (last of three parts) In part one you saw the women’s fall fashions of the last century. In part two, what the gentlemen wore, and today the.children's fashions will have their turn, I can't name all our models; the littlest one in the chair, however, was Bert Belden, who, today would've been iclose to ninety years old. His father ran one of Nevada City’s pioneer drug stores located in the Pine and Commercial street comer of the Masonic Building. A serious little boy; wasn't he? saat Rudolph's Photographic Gallery on Broad Street took the: picture, with Mr. R.A. Desmond at the cameraArtist was'the title of such talented men in those days. Little Lord Fontleroy on the barrel, is a wistful, good looking kid, isn ‘the? Photographer Moore took that.one ‘ and not so long ago that our little lord could not still be with us. If he is, will he please step forward? The one in the chiar posed hand-on-hip and handunder-chin, can be dated; that year's fall fashion, and adaptation of a salior's suit for little boys with a love for the sea or could it be papa's or mama's sets him in the period of Admiral Dewey's trouncing of the Spanish fleet at Manila at the turn of the last century. That little boy could still be on deck too. The one in the cork hat and the snazzy short overcoat, four-in-hand tie and high, starched collar no comment. Quite a boy though. Look at the mature expression on his face, or could it be his get-up that makes it seem so? I wonder what would happen if one of today's kids came to school in an outfit like that. I bet he could take care of himslef though unless a guy bigger than he lit into him. sa a tut . — bed bet aN Seer mR mM %&r. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE State of California State Water Rights Board P. O. Box 1592 Sacramento, California Notice cf Application te Appropriate Water Application 19138 Notice is hereby that Nevada Irrigation District, 144 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, California, has under the date of December 17, 1959, applied to the State Water Rights Board for a permit to appropriate unappropriated water, subject to vested rights. Description of Project Water to be appropriated from East Fork Middle Yuba River tributary to Middle Yuba River and Weaver Creek tributary to East Fork Middle Yuba River thence Yuba River. In the County of Nevada. Amounts applied for: 70 cubic feet per second by direct diversion and 4,730 acre-feet per annum by storage. Diversion seasons named: Direct diversion April 15 to October 15 of each year. Storage October 15 of each year te May 31 of the succeeding year. Water to be used for irrigation purposes. _ Points of diversion within SE% of SW of Section 28 and NW of SW% of Sections 32, TI9N, R12E, MDB&M. Points of rediversion within: NW% of NW% of Section 5, TI18N; R12E; NE% of NW% of Section 8, TI8N, R12E; SE% of NE 4 of Section 2 7 is subscribed to the foregoRI2E; SW% of Mie ing instrument and he ac-. Section 17, T16N, R1I1E; knowledged to me that heiNwy, of NE% of Section executed the same. . 34, TI6N, RIOE; SE% of Witness my hand and/NE% of ‘Section 3, T13N, seal at my office this 4th/Rse, MDBeM. day of October, 2960, FLORENCE E. KENDRICK, Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, (Seal) State of California. My commission expires August 29, 1964, the public on an area basis (the Senate). 1960, September. 29, 1960 Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 5 Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 3, 1960. Place of use described: Irrigation of approximately acres within an irrigable area of 88,025 acres Within Distict aces within T13 to 18N, R8 to 12E, MDB&M, as shown on map filed with State Wate Rights Board. Nevada Irrigation compising. 268,000 given, Relative to Pretests Blanks upon which to submit protests will be supplied free upon request. Any person desiring to protest against the granting of such permit shall within 60 days from date hereof file with the State Water Rights Board, Sacramento, California, a written protest. Such protest shall clearly set'forth the protestant’s objections to the approval of the application and shall contain the following information: (1) Statement of the injury which would result to protestant from sucn apPropriation and use. (2) The basis ot protestant’s water right. (3) Protestant’s past and present use of water both as to amount used and land irrigated, or use made of water if other than irrigation. (4) The approximate location of protestant’s land or place of use and point of diversion of the water. A copy of the protest should be sent to the applicant and this office notified that the same has been done, L. K, HILL, Executive Officer. Dated: Sacramento, California, September 29, 1960. Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, 1960. ‘ JOHN LYNN, Jr ON AIRCRAFT CARRIER John E. Lynn, Jr., interior communications electrician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lynn, Sr., Washington Star Route, Nevada City, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence operating with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The carrier recently visited Rome, Italy, where her crew received a papal audience. A record 472,639 persons took theguided tour through -Hoover Dam last year. the nifty nine-fifty . KA-HI