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Title: September 26, 1963 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Nevada County Nugget Published: September 26, 1963 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 22 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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. Page 5 TON Teter Pe ieter mite Pore ree TAILINGS C p i e oe oe : . ounty Planning Commission oD . Z . ies Mobileh k How To Name A Gold Tow Denies Mobilehome Park. . By Hollis Bentley camp to camp those remaining © itevi The county planning commisobtain a peaceful atmosphere os The Hb: ming ofa California and i in <i ierchanes Ey oc was finally settled . sion determined Monday night near their homes, and asked what © goldtown, suddenly risen among permanent town residents gave a Gouge Eye's residents wanted that the installation of a 25 unit protection the people had from — tents and lean-tos in the Sierra second thought to names. They their town known as Hunt's Hill mobilehome park at the corner new developments. <§ _ wilderness without forethought or organized groups to find new but never quite made it. of Burma Rd. and Brunswick Rd. Commissioner Robert McWhin7 plan, was in its initial stage a names and between the peculiar Red Dog triedBrooklyn and — of Grass . alley should be ney said the only sure protection & natural thing. Whatever unusual mixture of morals and sobriety Little York won over St. Louis. denied as not in conformity with. would be through initiative of the & experience wascom montoall and the post office department's —_In most cases the original the residential nature of the area. residents to zone the area residen&. members ot the community and effort to avoid duplication they namesremained. If a miner knew Several local residents aptial. : & sprangto mind first when a miner came upwiththe blandest choice a man who knew a man victedt Ce eee = ee the Gatti, former operator of Joe's : tried to describe to another the ofmames, meaningless andsomeseen the fight at Gouge Eye no use permit application of Joseph Country Store at Cedar Ridge, ‘location of his activities, served similar to those of modern tract amount of government interferF, Gatti of Oakland. Glen Susaidthatthe area in question was oo as name. developments. ence or newcomer's chagrin was certi, anearby a ees at already built up with commercial a Towns were often named after Moore's Flat, named for a pigoing to change it for him. The a letter tothe Roce geo ea developments, and he was sup~ men--Walloupa, Ormonde, oneersettlerbefore gold was disold timers knew the stories behind ting to va clutter ggeriges ported by Jée W. Ruess, landscape Maybert, Washington, Jefferson, covered was forced by the post ofRelief Hill and Shirt Tail Ravine ae " eh ty eltigt ressereseecn. Be had drawn up a Moore, Woolsey; and a few from fice departmentto become Clinand Pug Ugly. ‘a OOO S88 % ‘3 a resilandscape plan for the proposed literature and history--Jericho, ton until residents rebelled. : —_ of the area had move into park. Gorromah, Columbia, Alpha, Omega, but most were spontaneous descriptions of events, Some tell their own story--Gonge Eye, Red Dog, Cherokee and Relief Hill; some were imitationsor duplications of other towns miners had known--San Juan, Eureka, Bloomfield and York. But when the original settlers had moved on as they did from Humbug had a fine history of wild Irishmen and false gold strikes but Bloomfield was adopted by the people whocame later and the Post Office Department had its final say by attaching North to distinguish it from another. Eureka, most prosperous town on upper San Juan Ridge had to be attached to South because of the town in Humboldt County: Income In Nevada County Reported As low State Controller Alan Cranston's annual report on the average income for personal income tax purposes indicates that Nevada County and other Northern Sierra counties are close to the poorest income area in the state. The North Sierra Area, which includes Lassen, Modoc, Nevada, Plumas and Sierra Counties, bad an average adjusted gross income reported to the state of $7,209. Siskiyou County was the only county in the state to report a lower average $6,927, although the North Sierra Area average was only $84 under the average noted for the South Sierra Area of the state. : The commission approved two subdivision tentative maps which will add 50 acres to the burgeoning Prosser Lake Heights subdivision near the new reservoir north of Truckee, When completed, the subdivision will cover 760 acres, Improvements are being financed through a recently-established special assessment district. Take your first look at the first CHEVELLE! New Chevelle Malibu Super Sport Coupe—one of 11 models in three great series. You’ve never seen anything like this totally new line of cars before. Chevelle is new in everything but Chevrolet quality. Chevelle is a good foot shorter than the big cars, so it parks easily. Yet the interior dimensions of its Body by Fisher provide a generous amount of head, leg and shoulder room. (Chevelle’s trunk is big and roomy, too.) The ride is surprisingly smooth with a rugged coil spring at all four wheels. And not so surprisingly for Cheyrolet, THERE'S 5 iN the new Chevelle offers a choice of engines ranging from an economical 120-hp 6 to a 220-hp V8 (optional at extra cost.) Choose the Chevelle you like best from:the three series—the Malibu Super___ Sport, the Malibu and the 300 Series, eleven models . in all—at your Chevrolet dealer’s. (Like this goodlooking Malibu Super Sport, maybe?) HARTMAN CHEVROLET RVETTE