October 22, 1964 (40 pages)

H9ET ‘ZZ 19qG0190°* *1288nN AwmoD epeasn*** ph .Nevada County Nugget.. QU October 22, 1964. CHEESE EHO EEE oer EE Eee ee Ot Tunneling And Digging Would Have To Wait For More Cash CHALK BLUFF Auburn 1861 Chalk Bluff City paused and took a deep breath. A long dry summer had left it exhausted, resting now in the long tawny * shadows of fall. The oaks were yellowing and the dogwood in the ravines was turning vermillion from all shades of pink, The Digger pines had spidery balls of pitch dripping from the branches There had been no rain for a long time. The town was nearly deserted. Even the mayorhad gone. He left with a party of young men to join the California Regiment. Those left felt the quietening spell of the season and waited with the warm air and thick dust for the. storms of winter. One small cabin held two miners who surveyed the season looking over their toes as they lay on their bunks facing the open door.-They had a great deal to do, Their latest claim was showing promise. But they lay, silently waiting. Their plans formed in their minds and presently they would act. The tunneling and digging and building of sluice boxes would have to wait. The first step was getting cash. At this time of year most of the big mines weren't working because the water supply was so low. The South Yuba Canal Company was planning to build a ditch nearby and many of the miners expected to work several weeks earning wages before returning to their own projects. 50-60 men were already at work on the SteepAnti-Rumford Initiative Gets More Backing The California State Council of the Steuben Society of Americahas endorsed Proposition 14 on thestate ballot, itwas announced today by Louis T. Kruger of San Francisco, secretary, and Adolph Schaumleoffel of San Jose, presi"dent. Approval of the anti-Rumford Act amendment was voted at a council meeting in Fresno, Kruger said. The State Council of the Steuben Society represents three retional groups, those of Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco. The society is a nationwide patriotic fraternal organization of persons of German ancestry primarily interested in voter education. The national organization.includes in its membership people belonging to both major parties, Kruger said, including Mayor Wagner of New York and Senator Dirkson of Illinois. hollow Ditch, cutting bedrock four miles to do away with the costly flumes which clogged in winter, A local sawmill was producing five to six thousand feet per day unaffected by the dryness, The miners along Greenhorn Creek and Missouri Canyon felt the cold nights and wished for rain before the frosts and freezing. Red Dog and Walloupa, known as suburbs The Placer County Planning Commission will hold its 3rd Public Hearing on the Foresthill General Plan tomorrow in the Board of Supervisors' Chambers in Auburn, Commissioner McMahan announced, The hearing, which will take place at 1:30 p.m., will be open to all Foresthill residents and property owners. Commissioner McMahan said that the plan indicates a general Foresthill General Plan To Get 3rd Airing development pattern for the community of Foresthill and surround‘ing areas including Todd Valley, Spring Garden, Yankee Jim's.and BakerRanch. Most of the 12,500 acre area is proposed for agricultural and recreational and forestry land uses with smaller amounts ‘indicated for single family homes, rentals, stores and industries, Uy of Chalf Bluff City, were quiet too, Wood piles grew as the days shortened. The chalk bluffs were an old worn white among the dry greens and dusty gold of the year's end. Many Projects Hinge On Proposition One (Continued from Page 4) areas, including "Old Sacramento”, "Old Town” in San Diego, Pueblo de Los Angeles, Santa Barbara Presidio, Nevada City, and other areas that would provide historical benefits in conjunction with other facilities. HR 91, introduced by Assemblyman Edwin Z ‘Berg of Sacra' mento, says ".."Old Sacramento’ has been determined to be of important historic significance to the people of this state and to the nation, “A number of architecturally significant and historically valuable buildings, such as the Big Four Building and the Hastings Building, are located within the area," SR 91, introduced by Senator Thomas M, Rees, calls for study of possible additions to Pueblo de Los Angeles in the Los Angeles Civic Center area. "Los Angeles County offers a uniqué 'pportunity for telling the story of the founding, growth, and evolution of one of America's largest cities," the resolution says. "The effort to preserve the Spanish and Mexican heritage of California has the endorsement of both the City of Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles, " HR 105 says portions of San Diego known as "Old Town", have been determined to be of important historic significance. “Preservation of a portion of ‘Old Town', San Diego, as an area representative of the early days of this state and the early days of the City of San Diego is in the highest and best public interest, " The resolution was introduced by Assemblymen James R. Mills, Hale Ashcraft, E. Richard Barnes, Clair W. Burgener and Richard J. Donovan. SR 77, introduced by Senator Alvin C, Weingand, points to the “definite need for public facilities toserve the millions of people in California seeking outdoor areas for recreation purposes, " “One of the most important of the four institutions during the frontier period, the Santa Barbara presidio, is not now represented in the historic monuments which form a part of the State Park System. "To aid the public in gaining a proper understanding of, and to interpret the governmental structure of the Spanish-American period, a presidio should be included among the historical monuments within the State Park System along with the pueblo, the rancho and the mission. "The site of the Santa Barbara Presidio appears to be an ideal location for a historical monument representing the presidio, " SR 34, introduced by Senator PaulJ. Lenard, called for. preservation of a "complex" of scattered buildings in Nevada City, a community "recognized as the finest existing example of a California Gold Rush community and a repository of an unusual variety of period architecture and mining relics, within the confines of a thriving modern town." You want your STRONG CONSISTENT RELIABLE HONEST SINCERE A man with all his interest in Nevada County. You want a man who gets a dollar value for each dollar spent. You want your Supervisor Free Of Control by any associates. ~ YOOR MAW FOR THE OBIS" ~*GENE M. RICKER FIRST INCUMBENT Supervisor to be DISTRICT TT PERMANENT OIL COLORS for ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL or AMATEUR : \ é 4 5 MB Gye " 120 W. Main Street Grass Valley PHONE 273-4288 . f44 a Se

H9ET ‘ZZ 19qG0190°* *1288nN AwmoD epeasn*** ph .Nevada County Nugget... QU October 22, 1964.. CHEESE EHO EEE oer EE Eee ee Ot Tunneling And Digging Would Have To Wait For More Cash CHALK BLUFF Auburn 1861 Chalk Bluff City paused and took a deep breath. A long dry summer had left it exhausted, resting now in the long tawny * shadows of fall. The oaks were yellowing and the dogwood in the ravines was turning vermillion from all shades of pink, The Digger pines had spidery balls of pitch dripping from the branches There had been no rain for a long time. The town was nearly deserted. Even the mayorhad gone. He left with a party of young men to join the California Regiment. Those left felt the quietening spell of the season and waited with the warm air and thick dust for the. storms of winter. One small cabin held two miners who surveyed the season looking over their toes as they lay on their bunks facing the open door.-They had a great deal to do, Their latest claim was showing promise. But they lay, silently waiting. Their plans formed in their minds and presently they would act. The tunneling and digging and building of sluice boxes would have to wait. The first step was getting cash. At this time of year most of the big mines weren't working because the water supply was so low. The South Yuba Canal Company was planning to build a ditch nearby and many of the miners expected to work several weeks earning wages before returning to their own projects. 50-60 men were already at work on the SteepAnti-Rumford Initiative Gets More Backing The California State Council of the Steuben Society of Americahas endorsed Proposition 14 on thestate ballot, itwas announced today by Louis T. Kruger of San Francisco, secretary, and Adolph Schaumleoffel of San Jose, presi"dent. Approval of the anti-Rumford Act amendment was voted at a council meeting in Fresno, Kruger said. The State Council of the Steuben Society represents three retional groups, those of Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco. The society is a nationwide patriotic fraternal organization of persons of German ancestry primarily interested in voter education. The national organization.includes in its membership people belonging to both major parties, Kruger said, including Mayor Wagner of New York and Senator Dirkson of Illinois. hollow Ditch, cutting bedrock four miles to do away with the costly flumes which clogged in winter, A local sawmill was producing five to six thousand feet per day unaffected by the dryness, The miners along Greenhorn Creek and Missouri Canyon felt the cold nights and wished for rain before the frosts and freezing. Red Dog and Walloupa, known as suburbs The Placer County Planning Commission will hold its 3rd Public Hearing on the Foresthill General Plan tomorrow in the Board of Supervisors' Chambers in Auburn, Commissioner McMahan announced, The hearing, which will take place at 1:30 p.m., will be open to all Foresthill residents and property owners. Commissioner McMahan said that the plan indicates a general Foresthill General Plan To Get 3rd Airing development pattern for the community of Foresthill and surround‘ing areas including Todd Valley, Spring Garden, Yankee Jim's.and BakerRanch. Most of the 12,500 acre area is proposed for agricultural and recreational and forestry land uses with smaller amounts ‘indicated for single family homes, rentals, stores and industries, Uy of Chalf Bluff City, were quiet too, Wood piles grew as the days shortened. The chalk bluffs were an old worn white among the dry greens and dusty gold of the year's end. Many Projects Hinge On Proposition One

(Continued from Page 4) areas, including "Old Sacramento”, "Old Town” in San Diego, Pueblo de Los Angeles, Santa Barbara Presidio, Nevada City, and other areas that would provide historical benefits in conjunction with other facilities. HR 91, introduced by Assemblyman Edwin Z ‘Berg of Sacra' mento, says "..."Old Sacramento’ has been determined to be of important historic significance to the people of this state and to the nation, “A number of architecturally significant and historically valuable buildings, such as the Big Four Building and the Hastings Building, are located within the area," SR 91, introduced by Senator Thomas M, Rees, calls for study of possible additions to Pueblo de Los Angeles in the Los Angeles Civic Center area. "Los Angeles County offers a uniqué 'pportunity for telling the story of the founding, growth, and evolution of one of America's largest cities," the resolution says. "The effort to preserve the Spanish and Mexican heritage of California has the endorsement of both the City of Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles, " HR 105 says portions of San Diego known as "Old Town", have been determined to be of important historic significance. “Preservation of a portion of ‘Old Town', San Diego, as an area representative of the early days of this state and the early days of the City of San Diego is in the highest and best public interest, " The resolution was introduced by Assemblymen James R. Mills, Hale Ashcraft, E. Richard Barnes, Clair W. Burgener and Richard J. Donovan. SR 77, introduced by Senator Alvin C, Weingand, points to the “definite need for public facilities toserve the millions of people in California seeking outdoor areas for recreation purposes, " “One of the most important of the four institutions during the frontier period, the Santa Barbara presidio, is not now represented in the historic monuments which form a part of the State Park System. "To aid the public in gaining a proper understanding of, and to interpret the governmental structure of the Spanish-American period, a presidio should be included among the historical monuments within the State Park System along with the pueblo, the rancho and the mission. "The site of the Santa Barbara Presidio appears to be an ideal location for a historical monument representing the presidio, " SR 34, introduced by Senator PaulJ. Lenard, called for. preservation of a "complex" of scattered buildings in Nevada City, a community "recognized as the finest existing example of a California Gold Rush community and a repository of an unusual variety of period architecture and mining relics, within the confines of a thriving modern town." You want your STRONG CONSISTENT RELIABLE HONEST SINCERE A man with all his interest in Nevada County. You want a man who gets a dollar value for each dollar spent. You want your Supervisor Free Of Control by any associates. ~ YOOR MAW FOR THE OBIS" ~*GENE M. RICKER FIRST INCUMBENT Supervisor to be DISTRICT TT PERMANENT OIL COLORS for ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL or AMATEUR : \ é 4 5 MB Gye " 120 W. Main Street Grass Valley PHONE 273-4288 . f44 a Se