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Dis Haida Couniy Nuaoee Weanesday, Oct. 29, 1969:
SIRS get bell.once used i in Empire Mine
Local man
helps with
Davis event
DAVIS — About one thousand
high school and community college students from throughout
the state were invited to Preview Day at the University of
California, Davis last Saturday.
Designed to inform students of
the various courses of study
available at UCD, the pro —
is organized and operate ty
students currently enrolled in.
the University, and servestoacquaint potential students and
their parents with the atmosphere of the campus and locality.
Pennie Anderson of Omaha,
Nebraska is this year's chairmand her assistants included:
Barry Kerr, son of R. D. Kerr
of 105 Margaret rane, Grass
Valley.
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Nevadal County
Rainfall Gauge}
NEVADA CITY
Max Min R
Oct. 22 718 37
Oct, 23 66 37
Oct. 24 63 38
Oct. 25 60 34
Oct. 26 63 34
Oct, 27 63 36
Oct. 28 61 34
Rainfall to date 2.92
Rainfall last year 4.46
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GRASS VALLEY
IS Max Min R
Oct, 22 ° 82 42
Oct. 23. 10 ' 42
Oct. 24 66 42
Oct..25 .. 61 38
Oct.26 12 38
Oct, 27. ==> 67 41
Oct, 28 63 39
Rainfall to date 3.15
Rainfall last year 4.51
NEVADA COUNTY
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WEDNESDAY BY
NEVADA COUNTY
PUBLISHING TO,
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Nevada City, Ca.
95959"
Telephone 265-2471
Second class postage
paid at Nevada City,
California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada
County Superior Court ,
Juce 3, 1960. Decree
No, 12,406,
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one year, $3.00; two
years, $5.00,
A SIGNAL BELL used at one ofthe lower levels of the Empire lta Sierra Club. Mill, a former employee of the Empire,
Mine in its heyday was presented by Sir Cliff Millto Elmer expects the bell will be ased to call meetings to order. The
Stevens, Big Sit of the
Retirement, at a recent luncheon meeting of the group at the
Freeway span concreted
THIS LONG-ARMED RIG is used by Hansen Bros, to pump concrete into the supports for the
Auburn Colfax overcrossing of the freeway. The new freeway will open Dec, 1, weather
permitting,
Nevada.County Branch No, 11, Sons'In _ldcal. branch now. numbers 175, (Photo by L. R, Farrell)
County given
another deed
_on Perimeter
Hope of obtaining right-ofway along Perimeter Road with‘out any more.cost to the county
increased Tuesday as another
deed was granted..
The county now holds right-of-way through three parcels
along the Perimeter route,
County Counsel Leo Todd reported.
In addition, agents for William
Steen have indicated right-ofway will be donated through
his parcels, which would raise
the total to. more than half the
nine properties through which
the road traverse, Todd said.
Todd said the Steen dedications have not been made yet,
but he has been told "they are
coming. It would be a big step
if we get them,"
Steen's representative, attorney Frank Francis, asked the
board recently to take action to
‘open the road, including condemnation if necessary.
The county has been talking for
years about opening this dirt
road to the Camp Far. West
recreation area; but only this
year obtained title through condemnation to the first right-ofway oe the route,
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