September 13, 1961 (12 pages)

"Page 12.Wedriesday, September 13, 1961.NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET LEGAL NOTICE ' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE _ IN THE BOARD OF meet with her as soon a . thegrantors until final pay. imously deed» SUPERVISORS OF THE possibleto discuss new nana the purchase <a and ordering Lever to. . : COUNT Y OF NEVADA, legislation enacted in the . Mr, Cassettari further stated . have it recorded. — i sion Dam and STATE OF CALIFORNIA . -1961 legislature. that he felt the payment of Supervisor Loehr recom. yoir a oncrete arch dami. Regular Meeting Miss Retha Downey ap. costs incurred in the-transfer mended the County consider a "lhe Tx a River . . September 1, 1961 peared before the Board with . of title was not a proper . purchasing anFWDtruck and . about 6.5 miles upstream . Present: John T. Trauner, . a request signed by the . County charge. a motion was made by Super. fromthe confluence of Ore‘ Clerk Chairman of the Board of . A motion was made by . visor Loehr, duly seconded © gon Creek and the river William J. Cassettari, . Trade that the Board of . Supervisor Robinson, duly . and passed unanimously di-. . about 90 feet above Assistant District Attorney . Supervisors institutetwo . seconded, accepting the recting the Clerk to issue a streambed and Fh ah l The meeting was called . trust funds in the Bank of . deed from Mr. Charles]. . minute order to the Road with ungated overflow in to order at 10:00 o'clock . America for the expenses of . Smith andreleasing the pay. Commissioner authorizing . spillway; inde saucevets tal a.m. by the Chairman of the Board and all members of the Board were noted as present. : The minutes of the previous meeting were read to the Board by the Clerk and the motion-was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously approving the minutes as read, A m otion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to publish the proceedings of the Board in the Nevada County Nugget for the month of September. The County Auditor presented the Board with the Claims Register showing thereon the claims due and payable by the County and a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously authorizing the Chairman to signthe Claims Registerthereby releasing the following warrants for payment. Warrant Funds Warrant No. General Fund 1360 -1634 Amount $21, 838.90 Road Fund 143-215 Amount 53, 988.52 Capital Outlay Fund 1-6 Amount 1,570.78 Exploitation Fund 12-15 Amount "33.08 County Auditor presented County Auditor presented the Board with a proposed Resolution levying special district tax rates and a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded to adopt Resoultion 61-42. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, The County Auditor presented the Board with a proposed Resolution levying and fixing tax rates for school districts and’ a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop , duly seconded to adopt Resolution 61-43. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, The County Auditor presented the Board with.a proposed Resolution fixing the Countytaxratesanda motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded to adopt Resolution 61-44. Upon a roll call ballot a unanious vote was recorded. Mr. Cedric Porter, Superintendent of the County Hospital, appeared before the Board and informed the sprinkling system at the County Hospital had been installed and tested and they were now awaiting the Fire Marshal's approval. After a discussion with Mr. Porter a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to issue a minute order to Mr. Clare Hughes, County Purchasing Agent, authorizing him to have installed two street lights per the direction of the County Hospital Superintendent. A discussion ensued on the possibility of a rate increase at the Hospital for persons utilizing that facility and the matter was referred to the Hospital Committee and the County Auditor for a study to be reported back to the Board on September 20 , 1961, A letter of application from Mr. LeoJ. Todd, Attorney at Law, applying for the position, Public Defender of the County of Nevada, was read to the Board and a motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded to appoint Mr. Todd as Public Defender of the County of Nevada, effective September1, 1961. Upon a rolicall ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. Mrs. Margery Worth, County Welfare Director, appeared before the Boardand rendered the report of the Welfare Department for the month of August 1961 and the report was accepted and ordered filed. Mrs. Worththen requested that her Welfare Committee personnel exhibiting and maintaining the exhibits at the California State’ Fair and the Pamona Fair, A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded, directing the Clerk to issue a minute order to the Auditor, directing said Auditor to draw his warrants and deposit them in the Bank of America, Nevada City, California in the proper trust accounts. Upon aroll call ballot the following vote was recorded; Supervisor First District aye Supervisor Second District aye Supervisor Third District aye Supervisor F ourth District pass Supervisor Fifth District aye Mr, Harold A. Berliner, District Attorney, appeared before the Board and notified the Board that he had received an Attorney General's opinion with respect to the recent redistricting ordinance and was happy to report that theredistricting ordinance is valid in all respects, Mr. Berliner then announced that commencing September 1, 1961, the District Attorney's office in Ne= vada County would operate on a full time basis with no private practice by the District Attorney. A motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded and passed unanimously notifying the County Auditor that the District Attorney‘s.egal Secretary was to be on a full time County basis effective September 1, 1961. A motion was then made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded and passed uaanimously authorizing an increase in the rental rate from forty dollars to sixty dollars per month, for the District Attorney's office and further authorizing the District Attorney to expend a sum not to exceed $150 for the renovation of that office. Mr, Clare Hughes, Purchasing Agent, appeared before the Board andrendereda report onthe painting of the Grass Valley Memorial Building and the Nevada County Hospital. Mr. Hughes requested per mission to purchase a postal unit for use in the County with the assurance that payment would be deferred until December 1, 1961 and the motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to issue a minute order to Mr. Hughes authorizing him to purchase a postal unit, billing therefore to be deferred until December 1, 1961, Supervisor Neil Hennessy presented the Board with a proposed Resolution urgins the State Parks Commission to name Malakoff Diggins as a State Park and a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded, to adopt Resolution 61-45. Upon a rollcall ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, At this time the Chairman announced that the Board would adjourn for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 p.m. AFTERNOON SESSION: TheBoard reconvened at 1:45 p.m, and all members of the Board. were noted as present. Mr, Earl Erickson representing the Inter-County Title Company appeared before the Board and presented the Board with deeds he had received from Mr, Charles Smith, Mr. I.C, Bell, Mr. Robert W, Blunt and Mr. Richard Josept for property in €onnection with the County Building Program, Mr. Cassatterj gave the Board a resume of the events leading up to-the preseatation of the deeds and recommended the Board authorize the dispersement of moneys in escrow to the grantors and further recommended the Board authorize purchase program.) possession to be retained by ment in escrow. The Clerk was directed to record the deed. Upon aroll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. A motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded, to accept the deed from Mr, I,C, Bell and releasing the payment in escrow. The Clerk was directed to have the deed recorded. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. A motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly, seconded, to accept the deed from Richard Joseph and releasing thereby the escrow payment and directing the Clerk to have the deed recorded. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. A motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded, to accept the deed’ from Robert W, Blunt and directing the Clerk to have itrecorded. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, A motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, seconded, by Supervisor Bishop authorizing possession to be retained by the grantors in each case except in the case of Robert W. Blunt ETUX until final payment of the agreed upon purchase price. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. Mr. R, Peter Ingram and Mr. John Micander, representing the Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce appeared before the Board and presented the Board witha Resolution supporting the actions of the Board of Supervisors with respect to the Nevada County Building Program and urging the continuation of a lease Mr. Graydon R. Beechel, County Surveyor, appeared before the Board and requestedpermission to expend certain funds within his budget to bring the map files in his office up to date, and a motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously authorizing the necessary expenditures. Mr, ’W.N. Roberts, Planning Director, appeared before the Board and briefly explained the provisions of Assembly Bill 787 and the Clerk was directed to write to the Division of Housing in Sacramento and informing that Division that Nevada County would handle its own Building Inspection Program. Mr. Cassettari presented the Board with proposed Ordinance #253, which was read in its entirety to the Board, The Clerk was then directed toread an amendment to the Salary Code, pertaining to the Sheriff's Officers, A discussion ensued between the Sheriff and Board members with respect to a possible enactment of an amendment to affect the Sheriff's Deputies salaries . and a motion was made by Supervisor, duly seconded, to adopt Ordinance #253 as presented by Mr, Cassettari. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, A motion was then made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded, directing the District Attorney to prepare an Ordinance increasing all Sheriff's Officers by two ranges. Upon a roll call ballot the following vote was recorded: Supervisor First District aye Supervisor Second District aye Supervisor Third District pass Supervisor Fourth District no Supervisor Fifth District pass The motion was defeated. Mr. Robert Graham, County Road Commissioner , appeared before the Board and presented the Board with a deed for a County right-of -way and a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly ( nia, inthe vicinity of Camphim to enter into negotiations for a lease purchase of an FWD truck. Mr, Sam Hooper, a resident of Grass Valley, appeared before the Board and presented the Board with a petition from citizens on East Main Street to repair an alley-way in back of East Main Street and the matter was referred to the County Road Department. The Chairman of the Board consulted with the Board relative to the effective date of appointment for the Public Defender in view of the fact that the Salary Ordinance could not become effective until October1, 1961 and it was agreed that the effective date of the appointment of the Public Defender would be October 1, 1961. There being no further business to come before the Board at thistime the Chairman announced that the Board would stand adjourned to meet again on September 20, 1961, at 10:00 o'clgck a.m, thereof. I, John T. Trauner, County Clerk and Exofficio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to bea true excerpt of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of.Supervisors , held on September.1, 1961. . John T, Trauner County Clerk & Exofficio Clerk Board of Supervisors County of Nevada Publish September 13, 1961 LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Yuba County Water Agency Project No. 2246 ~N OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE (August 22, 1961) Public notice is hereby given that application has been filed under the Federal Power Act(16 U.S.C, 791a825r) by Yuba County Water Agency (correspondence to Eugene L, Gray, Secretary, Yuba County Water Agency, P, O, Box 28, Marysville, California) for license for proposed Project No. 2246, known as " Yuba River Development," to be located on Yuba River and its tributaries, North Yuba River, Middle Yuba River, and Oregon Creek, in Counties of Yuba, Nevada, and Sierra, Califortonville, Dobbins, Marysville, North San Juan and Smartville, California, and affecting lands of the United States within Plumas andTahoe National Forests, and utilizing the Englebright Dam of the California Debris Commission, an agency of the U.S. Corps of Engineers, and affecting land adjacent . to such dam. . The proposed project would consist of: New Bullard's Bar Dam, Reservoir and Power Plant an impervious core, rockfill dam across North Yuba River about 2.2 miles upstream from its confluence with Middle Yuba River, about’ 633 feet high above streambed and 1,800 feet long at crest; a side-channel gated spillway located about 2,700 feet upstream from the dam's left abutment and discharging into Marys Ravine, a tributary of Middle ‘Yuba River; areservoir with gross storage capacity of 930,000 acrefeet and water surface area of 4,600 acres at normal maximum operating surface at elevation 1,955 feet, which reservoir would inundate the existing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Bullard's Bar hydroelectric development licensed by the Commission as Project No. 187; and the power plant on: left bank of North Yuba River near the toe of the dam, to be served by a pressure tunnel and to contain two gener. ating units each consisting of a turbine rated at 91,500 seconded, and passed unan-horsepower direct-connected _ . from the existing Colgate _ capacity of 615 acreand surface area of 18 acres at normal maximum Operating surface at elevation 2030 feet; Log Cabin Diversion Dam ad Reseryoir a concrete arch dam across Oregon Creek about 3.5 miles upstream from confluence of the creek and Middle Yuba River, about 70 feet high above streambed and 255 feet long with ungated, overflow type spillway; and reservoir with gross capacity of 220 acre-feet and surface area of 8.5 acres at normal maximum operating sur face at elevation 1,970 feet; Lohman Ridge Tunnel a. gravity-flow tunnel from Hour House diversion reservoir to Log Cabin reservoir; Camptonville Tunnel -a gravity-flow tunnel from Log Cabin reservoir to New Bullard’s Bar reservoir; New Colate Diversion Dam, Tunnel and PowerPlant a concrete gravity dam across North Yuba River about 2,700 feet downstream from proposed New Bullard's Bar dam, about 50 feet high above streambed and 230 feet long, with central ungated ogee spillway section having crest elevation 1,350 feet, with negligible effective storage; a pressure tunnel incorporating a surge chamber and extending fromintake at New Colgate diversion dam to the head of adouble, steel penstock of the New Colgate power plant; and power plant on right bank of Yuba River 1 about 600 feet downstream power plant of Pacific Gas and Electric Company to contain two generating units each consisting of a turbine rated . at 85,000 horsepower directconnected to a generator rated at 61,000 kilowatts; New Link to Existing Colgate Tun. nel a new intake structure . at New Colgate diversion reservoir and a tunnel betwee: ‘such intake and the existing tunnel of Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Colgate hydroelectric project; New ; Narrows Power Tunnel_and . PowerPlant a pressure tun. nel incorporating a surge . chamber and extending from . a proposed intake structure on the right bank of Yuba River immediately upstream from existing Eng lebright ; dam of the California Debris Commission tothe head of a steel penstock of the New Narrows power plant; and power plant on north bank of . Yuba River about 1,200 feet: downstream from Englebright dam and facing the existing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Narrows pow er . plant to contain one turbine rated at 65,000 horsepower direct-connectedtoa generator rated at 41,000 kilowatts; and Irrigation Diversion Dam and Reservoir an impervious gore, rockfill dam across Yuba River ‘about one mile: downstream from the existing Parks Bar Bridge on State Highway #20, 70 ‘feet high above streambed and 1,170 feet long, with side channel spillway and ogee weir on right abutment; and a reservoir with gross storage capacity of 7, 800 acre-feet and surface area of 350 acres at normal operating surface at elevation of 235 feet. Protests or petitions to intervene may be filed with the Federal Power Commission, Washington 25, D.C., in accordance with the Rules of Practice and. Procedure of the Commission (18 CFR 1,8 or 1,10), The last day upon which protests or petitions may be filed is October 4, 1961, The application is on file withthe Commission for public inspection. Joseph H, Gutride ‘er and called the Crystal Hill Placer each of said years was twenty‘the said assessment wor:formed by me for the years: above specified; orin the e-. . , vent of a failure so to £0, your interests, viz: anun divided one-fourth inter or p come my property. NOTIFIED thatI, the ui : John A, Fontz, did at my own expense perform your share or part of the annual assessment work of One Hundred Dollars, required by the laws of the United States and of the State of. California upon that certain unpatented placclaim, known as, Claim, situ-— ate in North Bloomfield Min-. ing District, in the County of Nevada, State of California, embracing portions of Section 1, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, M.D.B. & M., owned by the following persons to wit: John A, Fontz, an undivided 7/12ths inter-. est therein; Vera Fontz, an undivided 1/6th interest, therein; and W. E. Kinkel, an undivided 1/4th interest , therein; as tenants in com. mon, : That I performed your part ‘or share of said assessment work upon saidclaimin, for, and during the assessment years ending at noon, September1, 1959, and at noon, . : ‘September 1,. 1960, That during each of the aforesaid 2years, I performed at least $100 worth ef such assessment work upon said claim, and such wasthe amount and val.ue of such work and labor so erformed, ithe said assessment work for five dollars; and for the 2 years aforesaid amounts to an’ aggregate of $50, 00; andthat you now owe me $50.00 for performing your part or share of said assessment, work for ithe 2 years above mentioned. We are pleased to announce that . 214 East Main Street MR. E. J. (Smitty) SCHMIDT is associated with us as manager of our appliance department GRA-NEVA Appliances + Television Service Grass Valley Telephone 273-3110 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area, No selling. To qualify you myst have a car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can nte up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P.O, Box 2753, Bosie Idaho, Include phone. HELP WANTED . That the notice of locaition of said claim is record‘ed in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, in Book 32 of Mining Claims at page 299, to which record reference is had for a parti-cular description of said claim, “ That the performance of' said work was necessary to prevent a forfeiture or re-lo-' cation of said claim. You, and each of you, are hereby required to pay to me within ninety days from the date of the service of this notice, either by publication or, otherwise, the sum of $50, 00, being your part or share of ‘Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching , in said claim, own-; 2d by each of you, will be-'! Dated: June 28d, 1961 John A. Fontz LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE It is hereby certified, as follows: The undersigned are partners, doing business in the State of California, under the fictitious name "BERLINER & McGINNIS", Their principal place of business islocated at 211 Pine Street, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. The names in full and places of residence of the. partners are as follows: Robert C, Peterson RidgeRd. Nevada City, Calif. Harold A, Berliner Brunswick Road, Grass Valley Calif, i Dated: August 18th, 1961, /s/ Robert C, Peterson Harold A, Berliner Subscribed and acknowledged on August 18, 1961 before Mary M, Corbell, Notary Public, in and for the County of Nevada, State . of California. MARY M, CORBELL, Notary Public In and for the County of Nevada, State of California My Commission Expires January 6, 1962 Publish August 23, 30 September 6, 13, Secretary /ss_ Publish: Aug. 30, Sept. 6, 13,20. The Federal Reserve Bank, often referred to asthe “banker's banks," were created by an act of Congress in 1913, is one of Ireland's greatest treasures, written by 9th century monks; the 340-page manuscript contains the first four books of the New Testament. The ancient "Book of Kells" ' 1111/2 Bank St. J.L. Hatch, ‘of Nevada, City of Nevada WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE .if youwould enjoy working 3 or 4hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be established in and around Nevada City, and are willing to make light deliveries, etc., write to STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept. SW-4, Glendale, California, Koute will pay up to $5.00 per hour. SERVICES FOR SALE 1 All makes of vacuum cleaners repaired and guaranteed , Full stock of disposable bags and Saran hoses. GRA-NEVA 214 E, Main St, Ph, 273-3110 Black oak wood, 14" chunk $7.50; 20" $10.00; 24" $10.50. Discount on large orders. J.R. Price Ph. 2652281. Adamson has small canning Bartlet pears for sale, $1.25 @ lug. Phone 3-3008 Newcastle Bring containers. ' WANTED. ‘ WANTED: RARE COINS, An; goldcoin, Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling silver, Diamonds, Antiques fof the Gold Days. Phone: Ellinger, 273-2921, REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business Farm FOR SALE WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationWater Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 MASSAGE Open Mondays See me other days at Wilkinson's Hot Springs, Calistoga Masseur. 273-3783: LEGAL NOTICE No, 6275 ' NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL ' Inthe Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, In the Matter of the Estate of ‘EDDY HERBERT SPOOR, also ‘known as E, H, SPOOR and E, HERBERT SPOOR, Deceased, ' Notice ishearby given that, the petition of Marion C, . Spoor and Virginia Spoor Dietrich, for the Probate of Will of the above-named deceased and for the issuance ‘of Letters T estamentary thereon to the petitioners to which reference is hereby made for further particulars, will be heard at 10:o’clock A.M., on September 15, 1961, at ‘the court room of the superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County City. JOHN T, TRAUNER, ° County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of ’ 20 gently sloping acres 7 miles out, pines, oaks, cedars. Write Box 11, N.C Nugget or phone 265-2493 . ACREAGE FOR SALE Has oaks, pines, water utilities, 3 to 25 acres, all choice Terms Competitive PriceOut Colfax Highway. Ellin‘. ger Owner, Rt. 2, Box 1578, Grass Valley, “CLASSIFIEDS ‘BRING QUICK RESULTS CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue. 16¢ Per line in additional issues (no changes)...14¢ Minimum charge..80¢ Nevada, By JACK K, HANSEN Deputy/ss . Dated August 24, 1961, . Clifford W. Twombly Room 707, 1151S, Broadway, Los Angeles 15, California. Attorney for Petitioner. 13. Publish Aug. 30, Sept. 6, . Free Customer Parking KNIGHT'S Paint Store 6 Mill 273-4856 e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING &, PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. Grass Valley PHONE 273-4590] L "T]

"Page 12..Wedriesday, September 13, 1961..NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET LEGAL NOTICE ' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE _ IN THE BOARD OF meet with her as soon a . thegrantors until final pay. imously deed» SUPERVISORS OF THE possibleto discuss new nana the purchase <a and ordering Lever to. . : COUNT Y OF NEVADA, legislation enacted in the . Mr, Cassettari further stated . have it recorded. — i sion Dam and STATE OF CALIFORNIA . -1961 legislature. that he felt the payment of Supervisor Loehr recom. yoir a oncrete arch dami. Regular Meeting Miss Retha Downey ap. costs incurred in the-transfer mended the County consider a "lhe Tx a River . . September 1, 1961 peared before the Board with . of title was not a proper . purchasing anFWDtruck and . about 6.5 miles upstream . Present: John T. Trauner, . a request signed by the . County charge. a motion was made by Super. fromthe confluence of Ore‘ Clerk Chairman of the Board of . A motion was made by . visor Loehr, duly seconded © gon Creek and the river William J. Cassettari, . Trade that the Board of . Supervisor Robinson, duly . and passed unanimously di-. . about 90 feet above Assistant District Attorney . Supervisors institutetwo . seconded, accepting the recting the Clerk to issue a streambed and Fh ah l The meeting was called . trust funds in the Bank of . deed from Mr. Charles]. . minute order to the Road with ungated overflow in to order at 10:00 o'clock . America for the expenses of . Smith andreleasing the pay. Commissioner authorizing . spillway; inde saucevets tal a.m. by the Chairman of the Board and all members of the Board were noted as present. : The minutes of the previous meeting were read to the Board by the Clerk and the motion-was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously approving the minutes as read, A m otion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to publish the proceedings of the Board in the Nevada County Nugget for the month of September. The County Auditor presented the Board with the Claims Register showing thereon the claims due and payable by the County and a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously authorizing the Chairman to signthe Claims Registerthereby releasing the following warrants for payment. Warrant Funds Warrant No. General Fund 1360 -1634 Amount $21, 838.90 Road Fund 143-215 Amount 53, 988.52 Capital Outlay Fund 1-6 Amount 1,570.78 Exploitation Fund 12-15 Amount "33.08 County Auditor presented County Auditor presented the Board with a proposed Resolution levying special district tax rates and a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded to adopt Resoultion 61-42. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, The County Auditor presented the Board with a proposed Resolution levying and fixing tax rates for school districts and’ a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop , duly seconded to adopt Resolution 61-43. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, The County Auditor presented the Board with.a proposed Resolution fixing the Countytaxratesanda motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded to adopt Resolution 61-44. Upon a roll call ballot a unanious vote was recorded. Mr. Cedric Porter, Superintendent of the County Hospital, appeared before the Board and informed the sprinkling system at the County Hospital had been installed and tested and they were now awaiting the Fire Marshal's approval. After a discussion with Mr. Porter a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to issue a minute order to Mr. Clare Hughes, County Purchasing Agent, authorizing him to have installed two street lights per the direction of the County Hospital Superintendent. A discussion ensued on the possibility of a rate increase at the Hospital for persons utilizing that facility and the matter was referred to the Hospital Committee and the County Auditor for a study to be reported back to the Board on September 20 , 1961, A letter of application from Mr. LeoJ. Todd, Attorney at Law, applying for the position, Public Defender of the County of Nevada, was read to the Board and a motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded to appoint Mr. Todd as Public Defender of the County of Nevada, effective September1, 1961. Upon a rolicall ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. Mrs. Margery Worth, County Welfare Director, appeared before the Boardand rendered the report of the Welfare Department for the month of August 1961 and the report was accepted and ordered filed. Mrs. Worththen requested that her Welfare Committee personnel exhibiting and maintaining the exhibits at the California State’ Fair and the Pamona Fair, A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded, directing the Clerk to issue a minute order to the Auditor, directing said Auditor to draw his warrants and deposit them in the Bank of America, Nevada City, California in the proper trust accounts. Upon aroll call ballot the following vote was recorded; Supervisor First District aye Supervisor Second District aye Supervisor Third District aye Supervisor F ourth District pass Supervisor Fifth District aye Mr, Harold A. Berliner, District Attorney, appeared before the Board and notified the Board that he had received an Attorney General's opinion with respect to the recent redistricting ordinance and was happy to report that theredistricting ordinance is valid in all respects, Mr. Berliner then announced that commencing September 1, 1961, the District Attorney's office in Ne= vada County would operate on a full time basis with no private practice by the District Attorney. A motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded and passed unanimously notifying the County Auditor that the District Attorney‘s.egal Secretary was to be on a full time County basis effective September 1, 1961. A motion was then made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded and passed uaanimously authorizing an increase in the rental rate from forty dollars to sixty dollars per month, for the District Attorney's office and further authorizing the District Attorney to expend a sum not to exceed $150 for the renovation of that office. Mr, Clare Hughes, Purchasing Agent, appeared before the Board andrendereda report onthe painting of the Grass Valley Memorial Building and the Nevada County Hospital. Mr. Hughes requested per mission to purchase a postal unit for use in the County with the assurance that payment would be deferred until December 1, 1961 and the motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to issue a minute order to Mr. Hughes authorizing him to purchase a postal unit, billing therefore to be deferred until December 1, 1961, Supervisor Neil Hennessy presented the Board with a proposed Resolution urgins the State Parks Commission to name Malakoff Diggins as a State Park and a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded, to adopt Resolution 61-45. Upon a rollcall ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, At this time the Chairman announced that the Board would adjourn for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 p.m. AFTERNOON SESSION: TheBoard reconvened at 1:45 p.m, and all members of the Board. were noted as present. Mr, Earl Erickson representing the Inter-County Title Company appeared before the Board and presented the Board with deeds he had received from Mr, Charles Smith, Mr. I.C, Bell, Mr. Robert W, Blunt and Mr. Richard Josept for property in €onnection with the County Building Program, Mr. Cassatterj gave the Board a resume of the events leading up to-the preseatation of the deeds and recommended the Board authorize the dispersement of moneys in escrow to the grantors and further recommended the Board authorize purchase program.) possession to be retained by ment in escrow. The Clerk was directed to record the deed. Upon aroll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. A motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded, to accept the deed from Mr, I,C, Bell and releasing the payment in escrow. The Clerk was directed to have the deed recorded. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. A motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly, seconded, to accept the deed from Richard Joseph and releasing thereby the escrow payment and directing the Clerk to have the deed recorded. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. A motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded, to accept the deed’ from Robert W, Blunt and directing the Clerk to have itrecorded. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, A motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, seconded, by Supervisor Bishop authorizing possession to be retained by the grantors in each case except in the case of Robert W. Blunt ETUX until final payment of the agreed upon purchase price. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded. Mr. R, Peter Ingram and Mr. John Micander, representing the Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce appeared before the Board and presented the Board witha Resolution supporting the actions of the Board of Supervisors with respect to the Nevada County Building Program and urging the continuation of a lease Mr. Graydon R. Beechel, County Surveyor, appeared before the Board and requestedpermission to expend certain funds within his budget to bring the map files in his office up to date, and a motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously authorizing the necessary expenditures. Mr, ’W.N. Roberts, Planning Director, appeared before the Board and briefly explained the provisions of Assembly Bill 787 and the Clerk was directed to write to the Division of Housing in Sacramento and informing that Division that Nevada County would handle its own Building Inspection Program. Mr. Cassettari presented the Board with proposed Ordinance #253, which was read in its entirety to the Board, The Clerk was then directed toread an amendment to the Salary Code, pertaining to the Sheriff's Officers, A discussion ensued between the Sheriff and Board members with respect to a possible enactment of an amendment to affect the Sheriff's Deputies salaries . and a motion was made by Supervisor, duly seconded, to adopt Ordinance #253 as presented by Mr, Cassettari. Upon a roll call ballot a unanimous vote was recorded, A motion was then made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded, directing the District Attorney to prepare an Ordinance increasing all Sheriff's Officers by two ranges. Upon a roll call ballot the following vote was recorded: Supervisor First District aye Supervisor Second District aye Supervisor Third District pass Supervisor Fourth District no Supervisor Fifth District pass The motion was defeated. Mr. Robert Graham, County Road Commissioner , appeared before the Board and presented the Board with a deed for a County right-of -way and a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly ( nia, inthe vicinity of Camphim to enter into negotiations for a lease purchase of an FWD truck. Mr, Sam Hooper, a resident of Grass Valley, appeared before the Board and presented the Board with a petition from citizens on East Main Street to repair an alley-way in back of East Main Street and the matter was referred to the County Road Department. The Chairman of the Board consulted with the Board relative to the effective date of appointment for the Public Defender in view of the fact that the Salary Ordinance could not become effective until October1, 1961 and it was agreed that the effective date of the appointment of the Public Defender would be October 1, 1961. There being no further business to come before the Board at thistime the Chairman announced that the Board would stand adjourned to meet again on September 20, 1961, at 10:00 o'clgck a.m, thereof. I, John T. Trauner, County Clerk and Exofficio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to bea true excerpt of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of.Supervisors , held on September.1, 1961. . John T, Trauner County Clerk & Exofficio Clerk Board of Supervisors County of Nevada Publish September 13, 1961 LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Yuba County Water Agency Project No. 2246 ~N OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE (August 22, 1961) Public notice is hereby given that application has been filed under the Federal Power Act(16 U.S.C, 791a825r) by Yuba County Water Agency (correspondence to Eugene L, Gray, Secretary, Yuba County Water Agency, P, O, Box 28, Marysville, California) for license for proposed Project No. 2246, known as " Yuba River Development," to be located on Yuba River and its tributaries, North Yuba River, Middle Yuba River, and Oregon Creek, in Counties of Yuba, Nevada, and Sierra, Califortonville, Dobbins, Marysville, North San Juan and Smartville, California, and

affecting lands of the United States within Plumas andTahoe National Forests, and utilizing the Englebright Dam of the California Debris Commission, an agency of the U.S. Corps of Engineers, and affecting land adjacent . to such dam. . The proposed project would consist of: New Bullard's Bar Dam, Reservoir and Power Plant an impervious core, rockfill dam across North Yuba River about 2.2 miles upstream from its confluence with Middle Yuba River, about’ 633 feet high above streambed and 1,800 feet long at crest; a side-channel gated spillway located about 2,700 feet upstream from the dam's left abutment and discharging into Marys Ravine, a tributary of Middle ‘Yuba River; areservoir with gross storage capacity of 930,000 acrefeet and water surface area of 4,600 acres at normal maximum operating surface at elevation 1,955 feet, which reservoir would inundate the existing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Bullard's Bar hydroelectric development licensed by the Commission as Project No. 187; and the power plant on: left bank of North Yuba River near the toe of the dam, to be served by a pressure tunnel and to contain two gener. ating units each consisting of a turbine rated at 91,500 seconded, and passed unan-horsepower direct-connected _ . from the existing Colgate _ capacity of 615 acreand surface area of 18 acres at normal maximum Operating surface at elevation 2030 feet; Log Cabin Diversion Dam ad Reseryoir a concrete arch dam across Oregon Creek about 3.5 miles upstream from confluence of the creek and Middle Yuba River, about 70 feet high above streambed and 255 feet long with ungated, overflow type spillway; and reservoir with gross capacity of 220 acre-feet and surface area of 8.5 acres at normal maximum operating sur face at elevation 1,970 feet; Lohman Ridge Tunnel a. gravity-flow tunnel from Hour House diversion reservoir to Log Cabin reservoir; Camptonville Tunnel -a gravity-flow tunnel from Log Cabin reservoir to New Bullard’s Bar reservoir; New Colate Diversion Dam, Tunnel and PowerPlant a concrete gravity dam across North Yuba River about 2,700 feet downstream from proposed New Bullard's Bar dam, about 50 feet high above streambed and 230 feet long, with central ungated ogee spillway section having crest elevation 1,350 feet, with negligible effective storage; a pressure tunnel incorporating a surge chamber and extending fromintake at New Colgate diversion dam to the head of adouble, steel penstock of the New Colgate power plant; and power plant on right bank of Yuba River 1 about 600 feet downstream power plant of Pacific Gas and Electric Company to contain two generating units each consisting of a turbine rated . at 85,000 horsepower directconnected to a generator rated at 61,000 kilowatts; New Link to Existing Colgate Tun. nel a new intake structure . at New Colgate diversion reservoir and a tunnel betwee: ‘such intake and the existing tunnel of Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Colgate hydroelectric project; New ; Narrows Power Tunnel_and . PowerPlant a pressure tun. nel incorporating a surge . chamber and extending from . a proposed intake structure on the right bank of Yuba River immediately upstream from existing Eng lebright ; dam of the California Debris Commission tothe head of a steel penstock of the New Narrows power plant; and power plant on north bank of . Yuba River about 1,200 feet: downstream from Englebright dam and facing the existing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's Narrows pow er . plant to contain one turbine rated at 65,000 horsepower direct-connectedtoa generator rated at 41,000 kilowatts; and Irrigation Diversion Dam and Reservoir an impervious gore, rockfill dam across Yuba River ‘about one mile: downstream from the existing Parks Bar Bridge on State Highway #20, 70 ‘feet high above streambed and 1,170 feet long, with side channel spillway and ogee weir on right abutment; and a reservoir with gross storage capacity of 7, 800 acre-feet and surface area of 350 acres at normal operating surface at elevation of 235 feet. Protests or petitions to intervene may be filed with the Federal Power Commission, Washington 25, D.C., in accordance with the Rules of Practice and. Procedure of the Commission (18 CFR 1,8 or 1,10), The last day upon which protests or petitions may be filed is October 4, 1961, The application is on file withthe Commission for public inspection. Joseph H, Gutride ‘er and called the Crystal Hill Placer each of said years was twenty‘the said assessment wor:formed by me for the years: above specified; orin the e-. . , vent of a failure so to £0, your interests, viz: anun divided one-fourth inter or p come my property. NOTIFIED thatI, the ui : John A, Fontz, did at my own expense perform your share or part of the annual assessment work of One Hundred Dollars, required by the laws of the United States and of the State of. California upon that certain unpatented placclaim, known as, Claim, situ-— ate in North Bloomfield Min-. ing District, in the County of Nevada, State of California, embracing portions of Section 1, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, M.D.B. & M., owned by the following persons to wit: John A, Fontz, an undivided 7/12ths inter-. est therein; Vera Fontz, an undivided 1/6th interest, therein; and W. E. Kinkel, an undivided 1/4th interest , therein; as tenants in com. mon, : That I performed your part ‘or share of said assessment work upon saidclaimin, for, and during the assessment years ending at noon, September1, 1959, and at noon, . : ‘September 1,. 1960, That during each of the aforesaid 2years, I performed at least $100 worth ef such assessment work upon said claim, and such wasthe amount and val.ue of such work and labor so erformed, ithe said assessment work for five dollars; and for the 2 years aforesaid amounts to an’ aggregate of $50, 00; andthat you now owe me $50.00 for performing your part or share of said assessment, work for ithe 2 years above mentioned. We are pleased to announce that . 214 East Main Street MR. E. J. (Smitty) SCHMIDT is associated with us as manager of our appliance department GRA-NEVA Appliances + Television Service Grass Valley Telephone 273-3110 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from New Type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area, No selling. To qualify you myst have a car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can nte up to $400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P.O, Box 2753, Bosie Idaho, Include phone. HELP WANTED . That the notice of locaition of said claim is record‘ed in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California, in Book 32 of Mining Claims at page 299, to which record reference is had for a parti-cular description of said claim, “ That the performance of' said work was necessary to prevent a forfeiture or re-lo-' cation of said claim. You, and each of you, are hereby required to pay to me within ninety days from the date of the service of this notice, either by publication or, otherwise, the sum of $50, 00, being your part or share of ‘Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching , in said claim, own-; 2d by each of you, will be-'! Dated: June 28d, 1961 John A. Fontz LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE It is hereby certified, as follows: The undersigned are partners, doing business in the State of California, under the fictitious name "BERLINER & McGINNIS", Their principal place of business islocated at 211 Pine Street, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. The names in full and places of residence of the. partners are as follows: Robert C, Peterson RidgeRd. Nevada City, Calif. Harold A, Berliner Brunswick Road, Grass Valley Calif, i Dated: August 18th, 1961, /s/ Robert C, Peterson Harold A, Berliner Subscribed and acknowledged on August 18, 1961 before Mary M, Corbell, Notary Public, in and for the County of Nevada, State . of California. MARY M, CORBELL, Notary Public In and for the County of Nevada, State of California My Commission Expires January 6, 1962 Publish August 23, 30 September 6, 13, Secretary /ss_ Publish: Aug. 30, Sept. 6, 13,20. The Federal Reserve Bank, often referred to asthe “banker's banks," were created by an act of Congress in 1913, is one of Ireland's greatest treasures, written by 9th century monks; the 340-page manuscript contains the first four books of the New Testament. The ancient "Book of Kells" ' 1111/2 Bank St. J.L. Hatch, ‘of Nevada, City of Nevada WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE ..if youwould enjoy working 3 or 4hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be established in and around Nevada City, and are willing to make light deliveries, etc., write to STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept. SW-4, Glendale, California, Koute will pay up to $5.00 per hour. SERVICES FOR SALE 1 All makes of vacuum cleaners repaired and guaranteed , Full stock of disposable bags and Saran hoses. GRA-NEVA 214 E, Main St, Ph, 273-3110 Black oak wood, 14" chunk $7.50; 20" $10.00; 24" $10.50. Discount on large orders. J.R. Price Ph. 2652281. Adamson has small canning Bartlet pears for sale, $1.25 @ lug. Phone 3-3008 Newcastle Bring containers. ' WANTED. ‘ WANTED: RARE COINS, An; goldcoin, Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling silver, Diamonds, Antiques fof the Gold Days. Phone: Ellinger, 273-2921, REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business Farm FOR SALE WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationWater Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 MASSAGE Open Mondays See me other days at Wilkinson's Hot Springs, Calistoga Masseur. 273-3783: LEGAL NOTICE No, 6275 ' NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL ' Inthe Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, In the Matter of the Estate of ‘EDDY HERBERT SPOOR, also ‘known as E, H, SPOOR and E, HERBERT SPOOR, Deceased, ' Notice ishearby given that, the petition of Marion C, . Spoor and Virginia Spoor Dietrich, for the Probate of Will of the above-named deceased and for the issuance ‘of Letters T estamentary thereon to the petitioners to which reference is hereby made for further particulars, will be heard at 10:o’clock A.M., on September 15, 1961, at ‘the court room of the superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County City. JOHN T, TRAUNER, ° County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of ’ 20 gently sloping acres 7 miles out, pines, oaks, cedars. Write Box 11, N.C Nugget or phone 265-2493 . ACREAGE FOR SALE Has oaks, pines, water utilities, 3 to 25 acres, all choice Terms Competitive PriceOut Colfax Highway. Ellin‘. ger Owner, Rt. 2, Box 1578, Grass Valley, “CLASSIFIEDS ‘BRING QUICK RESULTS CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue.. 16¢ Per line in additional issues (no changes)......14¢ Minimum charge...80¢ Nevada, By JACK K, HANSEN Deputy/ss . Dated August 24, 1961, . Clifford W. Twombly Room 707, 1151S, Broadway, Los Angeles 15, California. Attorney for Petitioner. 13. Publish Aug. 30, Sept. 6, . Free Customer Parking KNIGHT'S Paint Store 6 Mill 273-4856 e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING &, PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. Grass Valley PHONE 273-4590] L "T]