September 10, 1975 (8 pages)

a aad MAKING HAY When cattlemen first moved in to the vast grasslands east of the mountains they found the meadow grass growing head high to a horse and saw no end to the waving plains. They ranged their -cattle from California to Canada, moving on when the grass got too short or the weather too cold. As more and more people moved into the area and settlers began fencing off the range, the great herds dwindled and the remaining cattlemen had to find another way to feed their stock year round. The obvious answer was to make hay from the wild grass. In the late 1800s that was a hot, dusty and miserable job. Men with pitchforks followed behind the horse-drawn mower and raked the grass into bundles so it could cure. In later years when a horse-drawn rake took over this manual job, men still had to pitchfork the hay into a’ wagon to be hauled to the stack. Stacking a hay stack was a science and took -experience. The forage had to be carefully stacked in layers leaving room so enough air could circulate to stop molding or rotting in wet weather. They also had to be stacked flat so the whole pile wouldn’t fall down. ° It was a risky business. Lots of times rattlesnakes would fall asleep in the fields and be picked up with the hay and carried to ~ the stack. Sometimes the cable on the stacker would break, whipping into an unwary hayhand or sending the huge wooden-tined fork crashing down. The yield was only about one and a half tons to the acre and many crops were ruined by an Want ads Pay PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADAEXCERPT BOARD . OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES August 26, 1975 Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M., all Supervisors esent. Salute to the Hes § inutes approved. as submitted. Resolutions adopted: No. 75-236 (approving and authorizing Chairman to sign agreement with John Quintana for installation of water line to within 250 feet of maintenance building in Truckee). No. 75-237 kaccep!ing County’s apportionment of $73,411.00 of ederal funds for Off System Roads) No. 75-238 tawarding and authorizing execution contract for reconstruction of Clay & Adams Streets to Sutherland Construction, Inc.) No. 75-239 (authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent water accounts for NID). No. . 75-240 (authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent _ waten and electricity, standbychargys Adri Truckee? DoAnet PU CR PRES HE PEW FEO ay . SAS ALA, AN 2 IGt HTD California Co ‘Kristi Steber of the Union untry ee untimely rainfall. Whenever black clouds threatened a change in the weather, men and horses worked until all hours to get the hay in. In the early 1900s a monstrous stationery baler made its way west. It was set up near the hay stack and with noisy churning and grinding, compressed the grass into bales. They had to be wired by hand and two men stood behind the machine to catch the bales as they came through. Baling hay was usually custom work, done by a crew of twelve to fifteen men who moved from ranch to ranch. PUBLIC NOTICE No. 75-241 (authorizing execution of contract pertain to maternal and child healt services). No. 75-242 (authorizing execution of addendum lease pertaining to lease of 1968 Ford Cabover). No. 75-243 (amending Resolution of Intention No. 68203 re: Sierra Meadows Unit No. 3). No. 75-244 (approving Engineer’s Final Schedule of Costs and declaring distribution of surplus). No.-245 (confirming paid and unpaid list and requesting Auditor to make extension of installments, re: Lake of the Pines Assessment District). No. 75-246 (fixing date of bonds and directing publication of official notice inviting bids for purchase of bonds). No. 75-247 (appointing pexin agent for payment of principa and interest on bonds.) No. 75-248. (approving Special District budgets). ; No. 75-249 (adopting the final budget for 1975-76). No. 75-250 (fixing ad valorem tax rates for general County use.) No. 75-251 (levying taxes for 1975-76). No. 75-252 (authorized personnel resolution District Attorney's Office). Resolution No. 75-253 through and inclusive of Resolution No. 75-290 adopted. All Resolutions of Intention to Sell Tax Deeded Property. Department Head Matters and Communications presented and considered. Dr. Robert Smith, Program Director, Sierra View appeared regarding the contract with Nevada County Council on Alcoholism. Board action apoved the contract with the ICCA. Board recessed for lunch to reconvene at 1:35 P.M. ; AFTERNOON SESSION: Mastiog called to order at 1:37 P.M., all Supervisors present. Bids were opened for the sale ill School District Bonds and the matter-referred to County Counsel to sybmit for consideration later in the afternoon session. Special Meeting of the Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 was held. Discussion was. held on consideration of the proposed annexation of Cascade Shores Water Company to the District. Board indication was that there was no objection to giving the matter due consideration as long as the ple have the right to express their view and know rneny what they will be getting nto. A Resolution authorizing levying of delinquent sewer service charges on parcels of land in Lake of the Pines, was adopted. (Res. No. 75-13). Resalution authorizing levying of delinquent sewer service charges on parcels of land: in Lake. Wildwgod, , was, (Rest “NO. 75214)" M journed at 2:20 P.Mirs 2% .% eve darted. ing * apatoxithately TU: miles.east PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Board of Supervisors meeting called back to order and an appeal hearing for Oakley rris from the decision of the Planning Commission relative to denial of his Use Permit for mobilehome to be located on property in.an unclassified zone was heard. Board action upheld the appeal hearing and granted the use permit with four (4) conditions. Resolution No. 75-291, awarding the sale of the Union Hill School District Bonds to Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association, was adopted. Under Old Business the Board discussed the California State Transportation Plan. Under New Business the following Resolutions were adopted: (75-292 authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent Sewer Service Charges against parcels of land located in LOP) and (75-293authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent Sewer Service Charges against parcels of land located in Lake Wildwood). There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 4:40 P.M. . , THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Nevada County Board of Supervisors, State of California, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct excerpt of the Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors heldAugust 26, 1975. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, . hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board this 2nd day of September,. 1975. THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board : of Supervisors By: JEANETTE HILLMAN Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: tember 10, 1975. SepPUBLIC NOTICE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Nevada Irrigation District Pro No. 2266 . NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AUTHORIZATION TO CONVEY PROJECT LANDS AND RECREATION FACILITIES (August 18, 1975) Public notice is hereby given that application was filed April 28, 1975, superseding an application filed February 27, 1975, -and amended April 14, 1975, yunder the Federal Power Act (16 -U.S.C. 791a-825r) by Nevada Irrigation District (N.1!.D.) (Corresponding to: Nevada Irrigation District, P.O. Box 1019, Grass Valley, California 95945) for authorization to enter into an agreement with the United States Forest Service whereby certain lands in the Tahoe National Forest would be exchanged for lands and other interests in N.t.0.’s Yuba-Bear Project No. 2266, located on Middle.and South Yuba Rivers, Bear River, and Jackson and Canyon Creeks, in Yuba, Nevada, Placer, and_ Sierra Counties, California. Under this agreement, Nevada Irrigation District would transfer to the Forest _ Service its mountain holdings located upstream from Lake S pry Pacific Gas and lectric Company’s Project No. 2310, including 2,764.1 acres of N.1.D. owned land within the. boundary of its Yuba-Bear Hib gostean Project No. 2266 , wi ich is under license issued by the Federal Power Commission -(FPC). In exchange, -N.1.D. would ei title to about 584 acres of ahoe National Forest lands located on Deer Creek.-in Nevada County,: Califarnia, and -three: mités evada City Pi ae ie Ws Ya aa ae tae te upstream from Scotts Flat Reservoir of Pacific Gas &-: Electric Company’s (P.G.&E.) Project’ No. 2310. Under the agreement, the 584 acres would not be included within the boundary of Project ‘No. 2266. Part of this land is within the boundary of Project No. 2310. In addition, title. to those N.1.D. owned recreation facilities located on the project lands to be conveyed to the Forest Service would be transferred and the recreation facilities would be maintained and operated by the Forest Service as contemplated in a June 24, 1966 agreement, as amended, between N.I.D. and the Forest Service for ‘‘Administration, Operation, and Maintenance of Recreation . Facilities on the Yuba-Bear (River): Project in the Tahoe National Forest’’. However, N.1.D. would retain title to all facilities of the Yuba-River Hydroelectric Project and all rights necessary for its continued operation and maintenance under its FPC licensé, and would retain all. privileges and interests in real property, without charge or duty, required to fulfill certain existing contractual arrangements between N.1.D. and P.G.&E., the California Department of Fish and Game, and the Department of Water Resources of the State of California. The following is a description of the Tahoe National Forest Lands which would be conveyed to N.I.D. under this agreement: Mount Diablo MeridianCalifornia (Nevada county) T. 17N., R. 10 E.Section 27, Lots 2 and 3, NV2SEYSWi%4; Section 34, Lots 1 and 2, SEV NE SW NW: NV2 NYV2 SEY NW, Ni2 SE; : Section 35, N¥2. N.1.D.’s mountain holdings to be conveyed to Forest Service under the agreement are: Mount Diablo MeridianCalifornia (Sierra and Nevada Counties) T. 17 N., R. 12 E. Section 20, that ion of EVv2SWi%4 and Wi2SE™% as set forth in that certain deed and agreement dated Fecuer, 9, 1950 between fhe Goldtiefd Consolidated Mines Company, .-: rantor, and Nevada Irrigation _ istrict, grantee, recorded February 24, 1950 in Book 146 of Official Records at Page 467. T. 18 N., R. 13 E. Section 4, Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, S¥2Nv2, NWS; Section 17, Lot 6. T. 18 N., R. 12 E. Section 3, Lots 1 SYNEM, SV2NWi, and 2, Nv NSection 4, Lots 2 and 3, SV2NY2, SW, NV2SE%, SWY%4SEV; Section 5, SE%, NEYWSW%, excepting therefrom that portion conveyed by that certain deed dated August 7, 1931 between Nevada Irrigation District, grantor, and’ Fred H. Tibbetts, grantee, recorded September 1, 1931 in Volume.10 of Nevada County Official Records at Page 230; Section 8, NE%, EVzNW; Section 9, Lots 3 and 4; Section: 11,.NW4; Section 13, Ev; Section 14, “"WU4SWiYs4, NEV4SEVs; Sv2SWi, NWiUSWi4, SWISEV; Section 15, EV2SE%; Section 19, Lot 4, Wi2SE%SWi; z Section 22,. EYE, NEUSWY4; Section 27, NW. T. 19 N., R. 12 E. Section 11, SYV2SEV%; Section 13, NE%, NYNWi%4; Section 36, N¥/2. T. 19 N., R. 13 E. Section 17, that portion of the SV2SV2 as set forth in that certain deed dated November 30, 1964 between Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation, grantor, and Nevada Irrigation District, grantee, recorded January 27, 1965 in Volume 373 of Nevada County Official Records at Page 194 and recorded Febtuary 5, ' cate t ete ete pete Ie ® PUBLIC NOTICE sen , OS County Official Records at Page 310; Section 19, that portion as set forth in that certain.deed dated November 30, 1964 and recorded January 27, 1965 in Volume 373 of Nevada County Records at Page 194 and February 5, 1965 in Volume 39 of Sierra County Records at Page 310; Section 20, SWY44NE\ and that portion of the Ev2SE% and NWi4SEM% as set forth in that certain Executor’s Deed dated: December 10, 1965 between Harold J. Ennor, as executor of the Estate of Jesse Ennor, rantor, and Nevada Irrigation istrict, grantee, recorded January 18, 1966, in Volume 42 of Sierra County Official Records at Page 23; . . Section 29, that purtion as set forth in that certain deed dated November 30, 1964 and recorded January 27, -1965-in Volume 373 of Nevada County Records at Page 194 and February 5, 1965 in Volume 39 of Sierra County Records at Page 310; Section 32, SY’SEM%, NEUSE. The announced f caleegey of this exchange would be to allow the Forest Service to consolidate its holes within the Tahoe National Forest and to relieve N.1.D. of the cost of maintaini the recreation facilities. Fores Service lands to be conveyed to N.1.D. would be held by N.1.D. or suld for timber-cropping. Any _ person desiring to be heard or to make protest with reference. to said application should on or before September 26, 1975, file with the Federal Power Commission, Washington, D.C. 20426, petitions to intervene or protests in accordance’ wit the requirements of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (18 CFR S 1.8 or S 1.10). All protests filed with the Commission will be considered by it in determining the appropriate action to be taken but will: not serve to make the protestants parties to a eeding. Persons wishing to ome parties to a pr ing or to participate as a party in nol hearing therein must file itions to intervene in accordance with the Commission’s Rules. The application is on file with the Commission: and available for public inspection. Take further notice that, rsuant to the authority con-fained in and conferred upon the Federal Power Commission by Sections’ 308 and 309 ot ‘The Federal Power Act (16 U.S.C. , $825h) and the. Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, specifically Section 1.32 (b) (18 CFR S 1.32 (b) ), as amended by Order No. 518, a hearing may be held wi further -notice before the : Commission on this application if no issue of substance is raised by any request tao be heard, protest or petition filed sub-sequent to this notice within the time required herein and if the applicant or initial pleader requests that the shortened procedure of Section 1.32 (b) be used. If an issue of substance is so raised or applicant or.initial pleader fails to request the. shortened re, further procedu notice of hearing will be given. Under . the shortened procedure herein provided for, . unless otherwise advised, it will be unnecessary for applicant or initial pleader to appear or be’ represented at the hearing before the Commission. KENNETH F. PLUMB Sec retary Date of Publication: tember 10, 1975. CLASSIFIED _ADS 10. Cratts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. Sepi a4 . i ee September 10, 1975 Wed., The Nevada County Nugget = ~ ‘ ‘ prey .& ye aa! =e + , ( be " ay BP ARMIES Borage) eo0% 1444S BEELER CRE 4 one lett tt ee ae . —~,

a aad MAKING HAY When cattlemen first moved in to the vast grasslands east of the mountains they found the meadow grass growing head high to a horse and saw no end to the waving plains. They ranged their -cattle from California to Canada, moving on when the grass got too short or the weather too cold. As more and more people moved into the area and settlers began fencing off the range, the great herds dwindled and the remaining cattlemen had to find another way to feed their stock year round. The obvious answer was to make hay from the wild grass. In the late 1800s that was a hot, dusty and miserable job. Men with pitchforks followed behind the horse-drawn mower and raked the grass into bundles so it could cure. In later years when a horse-drawn rake took over this manual job, men still had to pitchfork the hay into a’ wagon to be hauled to the stack. Stacking a hay stack was a science and took -experience. The forage had to be carefully stacked in layers leaving room so enough air could circulate to stop molding or rotting in wet weather. They also had to be stacked flat so the whole pile wouldn’t fall down. ° It was a risky business. Lots of times rattlesnakes would fall asleep in the fields and be picked up with the hay and carried to ~ the stack. Sometimes the cable on the stacker would break, whipping into an unwary hayhand or sending the huge wooden-tined fork crashing down. The yield was only about one and a half tons to the acre and many crops were ruined by an Want ads Pay PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADAEXCERPT BOARD . OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES August 26, 1975 Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M., all Supervisors esent. Salute to the Hes § inutes approved. as submitted. Resolutions adopted: No. 75-236 (approving and authorizing Chairman to sign agreement with John Quintana for installation of water line to within 250 feet of maintenance building in Truckee). No. 75-237 kaccep!ing County’s apportionment of $73,411.00 of ederal funds for Off System Roads) No. 75-238 tawarding and authorizing execution contract for reconstruction of Clay & Adams Streets to Sutherland Construction, Inc.) No. 75-239 (authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent water accounts for NID). No. . 75-240 (authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent _ waten and electricity, standbychargys Adri Truckee? DoAnet PU CR PRES HE PEW FEO ay . SAS ALA, AN 2 IGt HTD California Co ‘Kristi Steber of the Union untry ee untimely rainfall. Whenever black clouds threatened a change in the weather, men and horses worked until all hours to get the hay in. In the early 1900s a monstrous stationery baler made its way west. It was set up near the hay stack and with noisy churning and grinding, compressed the grass into bales. They had to be wired by hand and two men stood behind the machine to catch the bales as they came through. Baling hay was usually custom work, done by a crew of twelve to fifteen men who moved from ranch to ranch. PUBLIC NOTICE No. 75-241 (authorizing execution of contract pertain to maternal and child healt services). No. 75-242 (authorizing execution of addendum lease pertaining to lease of 1968 Ford Cabover). No. 75-243 (amending Resolution of Intention No. 68203 re: Sierra Meadows Unit No. 3). No. 75-244 (approving Engineer’s Final Schedule of Costs and declaring distribution of surplus). No.-245 (confirming paid and unpaid list and requesting Auditor to make extension of installments, re: Lake of the Pines Assessment District). No. 75-246 (fixing date of bonds and directing publication of official notice inviting bids for purchase of bonds). No. 75-247 (appointing pexin agent for payment of principa and interest on bonds.) No. 75-248. (approving Special District budgets). ; No. 75-249 (adopting the final budget for 1975-76). No. 75-250 (fixing ad valorem tax rates for general County use.) No. 75-251 (levying taxes for 1975-76). No. 75-252 (authorized personnel resolution District Attorney's Office). Resolution No. 75-253 through and inclusive of Resolution No. 75-290 adopted. All Resolutions of Intention to Sell Tax Deeded Property. Department Head Matters and Communications presented and considered. Dr. Robert Smith, Program Director, Sierra View appeared regarding the contract with Nevada County Council on Alcoholism. Board action apoved the contract with the ICCA. Board recessed for lunch to reconvene at 1:35 P.M. ; AFTERNOON SESSION: Mastiog called to order at 1:37 P.M., all Supervisors present. Bids were opened for the sale ill School District Bonds and the matter-referred to County Counsel to sybmit for consideration later in the afternoon session. Special Meeting of the Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 was held. Discussion was. held on consideration of the proposed annexation of Cascade Shores Water Company to the District. Board indication was that there was no objection to giving the matter due consideration as long as the ple have the right to express their view and know rneny what they will be getting nto. A Resolution authorizing levying of delinquent sewer service charges on parcels of land in Lake of the Pines, was adopted. (Res. No. 75-13). Resalution authorizing levying of delinquent sewer service charges on parcels of land: in Lake. Wildwgod, , was, (Rest “NO. 75214)" M journed at 2:20 P.Mirs 2% .% eve darted. ing * apatoxithately TU: miles.east PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Board of Supervisors meeting called back to order and an appeal hearing for Oakley rris from the decision of the Planning Commission relative to denial of his Use Permit for mobilehome to be located on property in.an unclassified zone was heard. Board action upheld the appeal hearing and granted the use permit with four (4) conditions. Resolution No. 75-291, awarding the sale of the Union Hill School District Bonds to Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association, was adopted. Under Old Business the Board discussed the California State Transportation Plan. Under New Business the following Resolutions were adopted: (75-292 authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent Sewer Service Charges against parcels of land located in LOP) and (75-293authorizing Tax Collector to collect delinquent Sewer Service Charges against parcels of land located in Lake Wildwood). There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 4:40 P.M. . , THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Nevada County Board of Supervisors, State of California, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct excerpt of the Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors heldAugust 26, 1975. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, . hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board this 2nd day of September,. 1975. THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board : of Supervisors By: JEANETTE HILLMAN Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: tember 10, 1975. SepPUBLIC NOTICE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Nevada Irrigation District Pro No. 2266 . NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AUTHORIZATION TO CONVEY PROJECT LANDS AND RECREATION FACILITIES (August 18, 1975) Public notice is hereby given

that application was filed April 28, 1975, superseding an application filed February 27, 1975, -and amended April 14, 1975, yunder the Federal Power Act (16 -U.S.C. 791a-825r) by Nevada Irrigation District (N.1!.D.) (Corresponding to: Nevada Irrigation District, P.O. Box 1019, Grass Valley, California 95945) for authorization to enter into an agreement with the United States Forest Service whereby certain lands in the Tahoe National Forest would be exchanged for lands and other interests in N.t.0.’s Yuba-Bear Project No. 2266, located on Middle.and South Yuba Rivers, Bear River, and Jackson and Canyon Creeks, in Yuba, Nevada, Placer, and_ Sierra Counties, California. Under this agreement, Nevada Irrigation District would transfer to the Forest _ Service its mountain holdings located upstream from Lake S pry Pacific Gas and lectric Company’s Project No. 2310, including 2,764.1 acres of N.1.D. owned land within the. boundary of its Yuba-Bear Hib gostean Project No. 2266 , wi ich is under license issued by the Federal Power Commission -(FPC). In exchange, -N.1.D. would ei title to about 584 acres of ahoe National Forest lands located on Deer Creek.-in Nevada County,: Califarnia, and -three: mités evada City Pi ae ie Ws Ya aa ae tae te upstream from Scotts Flat Reservoir of Pacific Gas &-: Electric Company’s (P.G.&E.) Project’ No. 2310. Under the agreement, the 584 acres would not be included within the boundary of Project ‘No. 2266. Part of this land is within the boundary of Project No. 2310. In addition, title. to those N.1.D. owned recreation facilities located on the project lands to be conveyed to the Forest Service would be transferred and the recreation facilities would be maintained and operated by the Forest Service as contemplated in a June 24, 1966 agreement, as amended, between N.I.D. and the Forest Service for ‘‘Administration, Operation, and Maintenance of Recreation . Facilities on the Yuba-Bear (River): Project in the Tahoe National Forest’’. However, N.1.D. would retain title to all facilities of the Yuba-River Hydroelectric Project and all rights necessary for its continued operation and maintenance under its FPC licensé, and would retain all. privileges and interests in real property, without charge or duty, required to fulfill certain existing contractual arrangements between N.1.D. and P.G.&E., the California Department of Fish and Game, and the Department of Water Resources of the State of California. The following is a description of the Tahoe National Forest Lands which would be conveyed to N.I.D. under this agreement: Mount Diablo MeridianCalifornia (Nevada county) T. 17N., R. 10 E.Section 27, Lots 2 and 3, NV2SEYSWi%4; Section 34, Lots 1 and 2, SEV NE SW NW: NV2 NYV2 SEY NW, Ni2 SE; : Section 35, N¥2. N.1.D.’s mountain holdings to be conveyed to Forest Service under the agreement are: Mount Diablo MeridianCalifornia (Sierra and Nevada Counties) T. 17 N., R. 12 E. Section 20, that ion of EVv2SWi%4 and Wi2SE™% as set forth in that certain deed and agreement dated Fecuer, 9, 1950 between fhe Goldtiefd Consolidated Mines Company, .-: rantor, and Nevada Irrigation _ istrict, grantee, recorded February 24, 1950 in Book 146 of Official Records at Page 467. T. 18 N., R. 13 E. Section 4, Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, S¥2Nv2, NWS; Section 17, Lot 6. T. 18 N., R. 12 E. Section 3, Lots 1 SYNEM, SV2NWi, and 2, Nv NSection 4, Lots 2 and 3, SV2NY2, SW, NV2SE%, SWY%4SEV; Section 5, SE%, NEYWSW%, excepting therefrom that portion conveyed by that certain deed dated August 7, 1931 between Nevada Irrigation District, grantor, and’ Fred H. Tibbetts, grantee, recorded September 1, 1931 in Volume.10 of Nevada County Official Records at Page 230; Section 8, NE%, EVzNW; Section 9, Lots 3 and 4; Section: 11,.NW4; Section 13, Ev; Section 14, “"WU4SWiYs4, NEV4SEVs; Sv2SWi, NWiUSWi4, SWISEV; Section 15, EV2SE%; Section 19, Lot 4, Wi2SE%SWi; z Section 22,. EYE, NEUSWY4; Section 27, NW. T. 19 N., R. 12 E. Section 11, SYV2SEV%; Section 13, NE%, NYNWi%4; Section 36, N¥/2. T. 19 N., R. 13 E. Section 17, that portion of the SV2SV2 as set forth in that certain deed dated November 30, 1964 between Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation, grantor, and Nevada Irrigation District, grantee, recorded January 27, 1965 in Volume 373 of Nevada County Official Records at Page 194 and recorded Febtuary 5, ' cate t ete ete pete Ie ® PUBLIC NOTICE sen , OS County Official Records at Page 310; Section 19, that portion as set forth in that certain.deed dated November 30, 1964 and recorded January 27, 1965 in Volume 373 of Nevada County Records at Page 194 and February 5, 1965 in Volume 39 of Sierra County Records at Page 310; Section 20, SWY44NE\ and that portion of the Ev2SE% and NWi4SEM% as set forth in that certain Executor’s Deed dated: December 10, 1965 between Harold J. Ennor, as executor of the Estate of Jesse Ennor, rantor, and Nevada Irrigation istrict, grantee, recorded January 18, 1966, in Volume 42 of Sierra County Official Records at Page 23; . . Section 29, that purtion as set forth in that certain deed dated November 30, 1964 and recorded January 27, -1965-in Volume 373 of Nevada County Records at Page 194 and February 5, 1965 in Volume 39 of Sierra County Records at Page 310; Section 32, SY’SEM%, NEUSE. The announced f caleegey of this exchange would be to allow the Forest Service to consolidate its holes within the Tahoe National Forest and to relieve N.1.D. of the cost of maintaini the recreation facilities. Fores Service lands to be conveyed to N.1.D. would be held by N.1.D. or suld for timber-cropping. Any _ person desiring to be heard or to make protest with reference. to said application should on or before September 26, 1975, file with the Federal Power Commission, Washington, D.C. 20426, petitions to intervene or protests in accordance’ wit the requirements of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (18 CFR S 1.8 or S 1.10). All protests filed with the Commission will be considered by it in determining the appropriate action to be taken but will: not serve to make the protestants parties to a eeding. Persons wishing to ome parties to a pr ing or to participate as a party in nol hearing therein must file itions to intervene in accordance with the Commission’s Rules. The application is on file with the Commission: and available for public inspection. Take further notice that, rsuant to the authority con-fained in and conferred upon the Federal Power Commission by Sections’ 308 and 309 ot ‘The Federal Power Act (16 U.S.C. , $825h) and the. Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, specifically Section 1.32 (b) (18 CFR S 1.32 (b) ), as amended by Order No. 518, a hearing may be held wi further -notice before the : Commission on this application if no issue of substance is raised by any request tao be heard, protest or petition filed sub-sequent to this notice within the time required herein and if the applicant or initial pleader requests that the shortened procedure of Section 1.32 (b) be used. If an issue of substance is so raised or applicant or.initial pleader fails to request the. shortened re, further procedu notice of hearing will be given. Under . the shortened procedure herein provided for, . unless otherwise advised, it will be unnecessary for applicant or initial pleader to appear or be’ represented at the hearing before the Commission. KENNETH F. PLUMB Sec retary Date of Publication: tember 10, 1975. CLASSIFIED _ADS 10. Cratts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. Sepi a4 . i ee September 10, 1975 Wed., The Nevada County Nugget = ~ ‘ ‘ prey .& ye aa! =e + , ( be " ay BP ARMIES Borage) eo0% 1444S BEELER CRE 4 one lett tt ee ae . —~,