September 27, 1967 (16 pages)

a Ar an I a ant 10 ‘ine Nevada County Nugget..'Sept. 27, 1967 Change In Juvenile Hall Setup Planned Division of authority and the apparent increase of juvenile residents in the Nevada County Juvenile Hall were the topics of a presentation by County Auditor-Controller John Trauner, appearing before the county board of supervisors at their Sept, 19 meeting. Trauner is discussing the married couple system of supervision at the juvenile home said, that while this method can be used for "some times" he felt that as population at the hall increases, a regular shift work ‘schedule would be in order, As the situation now exists, two couples are maintaining the duties at the hall on a rotation schedule, He further explained that increases in detentions there has, over the years, brought about a change from the original plan in which just one couple handled the job’ and lived in the juvenile hall at the same time. "Now, the couple on duty lives there on those days, but must also maintain aprivate residence when the other couple is working," he advised the supervisors, Pointing to the division of authority, Trauner recommended that one position be classed as superintendent, with the pay increased from $388 a month to $415, The supervisors agreed with this and other recommendations made by Trayner in relation to it, which will cost $2,460 for a full year, County Wins Three Blues At Pomona POMONA—Nevada County has won three blue ribbons for mineral props in their exhibit display at this year’s 40th annual Los Angeles County Fair, now through Oct. lL. Located in the fair's Agriculture Building, the exhibit won ribbons for its gold ore displays, For the past several years, Nevada county has been a fair exhibitor. LEGAL NOTICE No, 7014 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate ‘of CARL T. LARSEN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Dahl Larsen, as Administrator of the Estate of Carl. T. Larsen, deceased to the Creditors of and all persons having claim against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in ‘the office of the Clerk of the Su erior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within . six months after the first publication of this notice to the said” Administrator at the law offices of William B. Wetherall, 222 Church Street, Nevada City, California, the same. being his place of business in. all matters connected with the estate of said Carl T. Larsen, Deceased. Dated mber 20, 1967. 1 SAL LARSEN Administrator of the Estate of Carl T, Larsen, Deceased. William B. Wetherall _Attorney for Administrator Dates of Publication: Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 1967. Annual Field Day Set By Cattlemen Cattlemen of Placer and Nevada counties are invited to the Annual CBCIA Field Day to be held Oct. 3, The morning program will begin at 9 a.m, at the Ralph Ahl Ranch inSonomaCounty and the afternoon program at the Safeway meat plant in San Francisco, Subjects of the morning program will include Growth and Its Relation to Carcass Desirability by Nelson Adams, Sonoma County Farm Advisor; Economic Trends in Beef Production and a Yardstick for Culling by Jim Elings, Extension Animal Scientist from the University of California at Davis, and a demonstration and discussion of desir Golden Empire Grange Booster The Golden Empire Grange No. 806 will holda "booster night” On Friday, Sept.29, at the Veterans Memorial Building on South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. Pot luck dinner starts at 6:30 p.m, All Grange members, friends and the public is cordially invited to attend. able type beef cattle, A buffet lunch courtesy of Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Ahl will be served prior to departure for San Francisco by private cars, The afternoon program will convene at 1 o'clock at the Safeway meat plant in San Francisco, Cattlemen will have an opportunity to tour the meat warehouse and hear short talks by officials of the Safeway meat company, Concluding the day's program will be Safeway's story on beef. Cattlemen interested in attending the CBCIA Field Day from Placer and Nevada counties are requested to notify the Farm Advisors’ offices so that transportation can be arranged, New Forest Practice Rules New forest practice rules are now in effect, according to Deputy State Forester George Gro. gan, They became effective last Friday, The rules, approved by the Board of Forestry at its Aug. 18 meeting in Oroville are the result of numerous public hearings held throughout the northern part of the state during the past year, The amended rules, in accordance with Section 4577 of the Public Resources Code, have the force of law. Most significant are the amended rules covering the clearance required around warming fires and the filing date for a fire plan, Warming fires will now require a 10-foot clearance, rather than the five feet previously required, The date for filing the fire plan will now be April 1 of each year instead of the May 15 date, BRIDGE TOURNEY The Capitol City Fall Sectional bridge tournament will be held Sept, 29 to Oct, Ist at the El Dorado Hotel, sponsored. by the American Contract Bridge League, Participants need not be members of the League, of which there are 900 in Sacramento. Other changes, and copies of the amended rules have been mailed to all timber operators and timber landowners who have operations within the North Sierra Pine District, Other interested parties may obtain a copy of the rules from State Forest Ranger Headquarters offices, ~ LEGAL NOTICE LARUE & FRANCIS Attorneys at Law 207 N. Pine Street Nevada City, California Telephone: 265-4567 NOTICE OF SALE ‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, ati Boot Knoll Ranch, McCourtney Road, Grass Valley, Nevada County, ‘California, at 10:00 o’clock A.M., on October 16, 1967, the personal property described as follows: One horse, stallion, 5 years old, chestnut with white stripe on nose, known as Sky Vandy. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that said sale will be made to satisfy a lien acquired by the undersigned, pursuant to Section 3051 of the Civil Code of the State of California, for care and feeding of said personal property, in the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00), and for . costs of sale, and that more than ten (10) days have elapsed since the sum became due. DATED: September 25, 1967. Boot Knoll Ranch By JIM YOUNG Date of Publication: September 27, 1967, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA Regular meeting September 19, 1967, Present: Theo, A. Kohler Jr,, ( Clerk Leo J. Todd, County Counsel, Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M. with all Supervisors present, Minutes of previous meeting approved as presented, Chairman authorized to sign the Claims Register, thereby releaviny, the following Warrants for payment: FUND NO, AMOUNT Capital Outlay #13-#14 $4,636.83 Road #224 #251 4,141.39 General #1,098A #1,139 5,743.55 The Purchasing Agent appeared and presented the following business: 1. A lengthy discussion ensued, as to awarding the bid for radios for the Department of Public Works, to General Electric or Motorola, After much consideration, the Contract was awarded to General Electric, 2. Discussion ensued regarding purchase of cars for, the Sheriff's Department, The Purchasing Agent was authorized to*purchase five vehicles, to LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE _ Springs Area, for October $1, 1967, at the hour of 11:00 A.M. * The County Counsel presented the following proposed documents, which were adopted by the Board: 1,. Resolution 67-224 (A Resolution accepting a Grant Deed from Alta Sierra Ranches Alta Sierra Estates 9.) . 2 Resolution 67-225 (A Resolution accepting a Grant Deed from Alta Sierra Ranches Alta Sierra Estates 9.) 3. Resolution 67-226°(A Resolution authorizing Agreement between the Co. of Nevada and General Electric Company, pertaining to installation of two-way radio telephone system for the Dept, of Public Works.) 4, Resolution 67-227 (A Resolution accepting a Deed from the PGE, 5) for Soda Springs Road at Lake Van Norden (Access Road to Serene Lakes subdivision) B) 5. Resolution 67-228 (A Resolution authorizing Agreement between the County of Nevada and H. W, Stout (Stout Auto Wreckers) for removal of abandoned vehicles located within the 5th District.) 6. The Board waived the 30 day waiting period seuuieas for a Liquor License, for Western Lake Properties "Lake of the Pines" Country Club, due to the fact that it was once applied for, the State required certain changes, and the same process must be gone through again, 1, Resolution 67-229 (A Resolution declaring September 24 30, 1967, as "National Highway Week".) A Public Hearing.for the Detachment of the 49ER Fire Department, was Highway Patrol Standards, not to exceed $2,600.00 per unit, The Board adopted Resolution 67-222 (A Resolution authorizing the Dept, of General Services of the State of California, to purchase certain itemsfive only Calif, Highway Patrol Vehicles.) The Auditor-Controller presented the following business: Mr, Trauner presented to the Board, a Juvenile Hall Staffing Study, wherein the following recommendations were made: A, Increase the position of Supt, from $278 a month plus $60 subsistence to $855 per month plus $60 subsistence. This person be charged by the Probation Dept. with the supervision of the Juvenile Hall in its entirety and that all other members of the staff be under his direction. B. The Board create the position of Asst, Supt, at $325 per month, plus $60 and that this person be responsible to the Supt. Caring the Superintendents off period, C. Increase the Matron from $250 plus $60 siiaiatunce to $298 plus $60 subsistence, D. That the Probation Officer be requested by the Board, to provide them with admissions figures to the Hall, so that the Board can evaluate these positions in the next fiscal year program, That the Board of Supervisors cause an amendment to the salary Ordinance which would grant permission to hire personnel at the Juvenile Hall who are married without being in violation of the nepotism section of the Nevada Co, Code, That the positions presently in the Exempt Service of this County, become a part of the Classified Sei vice of Nevada County. The Study was accepted by the Board, and the Chief Probation Officer, Matthew Conidaris appeared and complimented Mr. Trauner on a very thorough report, The Auditor-Controller was directed to prepare the necessary documents, te implement the recommendations in his study. Mr, Edwin Ness, Attorney at Law, appeared before the Board, and the following business was handled regarding Prosser Lakeview Estates Unit No, 1 Assessment District. Mr, Ness filed a revised Change Order’ No. 2, The. Board adopted Resolution 67-223 (A Resolution overruling objections and ordering certain changes in the work Prosser Lakeview Estates Unit No, 1 Assessment District.) The Planning Director appeared before the Board, and reported that the Board is to make a decision regarding amendment to the basic provisions of the Nevada County Zoning Enabling Ordinance No, 196, The Board adopted Ordinance No. 379 as presented, with one change: Under Home Occupation, An occupation carried on by the occupants of a dwelling as an accessory use in connection with which there is no-display, ho persons employed and no trucks or mechanical equipment used or stored except that normally associated with a single-family residence--the following words were added-unless such trucks or mechanical equipment used, is stored so as to be out of sight of the public. The Board set a Public Hearing to hear the re-zoning of the Bitney set for October 10, 1967, at 10:05 A.M. 8. Resolution 67-230 (A Resolution relating to permission for the County of Nevada, to use certain County Highways within the County of Placer for the purpose of constructing and maintaining thereon Highways to serve the needs of the residents of both Counties pursuant to provisions of Section 972 of the Streets & Highways Code.) The Director of the Department of Public Works appeared before the Board, and asked for a policy decision, as to whether or not he was to allow signs to be placed with the County rights-of-way, The Board went on record as forbidding signs to be allowed on a County right-of-way, The work for construction of the Soda Springs Road was awarded to the low bidder Sierra Paving Company, At 12:00 P.M, the Board adjourned for lunch, AFTERNOON SESSION: The Board reconvened at 1:30 P.M. with all Supervisors presegt, Dr. W. Keith Seolas was re-appointed on a temporary basis, as the Nevada County Health Officer, The Board accepted with regret, the resignation of Mr. Harold Wolters, Public Defender, effective October 31, 1967, At 1:40 P.M. the Board adjourned as the Board of Supervisors, and reconvened as the Board of Equalization and the following Actions were taken: The following Assessments were lowered by the Board: The Assessments of: Judge Eyman; Rex and Patricia Wight Sidney Banker, Sr; Lawrence Wagner; Austin Emmerling; Wallace Nichols; William Henderson; Robert Conley and Walter Woods, The following Protests were denied by the Board: Those Protests of: John Cowan; Leonard and Robert Sauer; Joseph Peyret; Earl Amich; Joseph Witherow; Charles Wilcoxen and Val & Lilly Belle Baima, There being no further business, the Board adjourned the meeting at 4:18 P.M., to reconvene as the Board of Equalization on September 26, 1967, at 1:30 P.M, : I THEO, A, KOHLER, JR,, Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true excerpt of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors held on September 19, 1967, IN WITNESS HEREOF I hereunto affixed my hand and official seal this 22nd day of September, 1967. THEO, A, KOHLER, JR, Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Board of Supervisors County of Nevada By: MAXINE E, GAINES Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: Sept. 27, 1967.

a Ar an I a ant 10 ‘ine Nevada County Nugget...'Sept. 27, 1967 Change In Juvenile Hall Setup Planned Division of authority and the apparent increase of juvenile residents in the Nevada County Juvenile Hall were the topics of a presentation by County Auditor-Controller John Trauner, appearing before the county board of supervisors at their Sept, 19 meeting. Trauner is discussing the married couple system of supervision at the juvenile home said, that while this method can be used for "some times" he felt that as population at the hall increases, a regular shift work ‘schedule would be in order, As the situation now exists, two couples are maintaining the duties at the hall on a rotation schedule, He further explained that increases in detentions there has, over the years, brought about a change from the original plan in which just one couple handled the job’ and lived in the juvenile hall at the same time. "Now, the couple on duty lives there on those days, but must also maintain aprivate residence when the other couple is working," he advised the supervisors, Pointing to the division of authority, Trauner recommended that one position be classed as superintendent, with the pay increased from $388 a month to $415, The supervisors agreed with this and other recommendations made by Trayner in relation to it, which will cost $2,460 for a full year, County Wins Three Blues At Pomona POMONA—Nevada County has won three blue ribbons for mineral props in their exhibit display at this year’s 40th annual Los Angeles County Fair, now through Oct. lL. Located in the fair's Agriculture Building, the exhibit won ribbons for its gold ore displays, For the past several years, Nevada county has been a fair exhibitor. LEGAL NOTICE No, 7014 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate ‘of CARL T. LARSEN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Dahl Larsen, as Administrator of the Estate of Carl. T. Larsen, deceased to the Creditors of and all persons having claim against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in ‘the office of the Clerk of the Su erior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within . six months after the first publication of this notice to the said” Administrator at the law offices of William B. Wetherall, 222 Church Street, Nevada City, California, the same. being his place of business in. all matters connected with the estate of said Carl T. Larsen, Deceased. Dated mber 20, 1967. 1 SAL LARSEN Administrator of the Estate of Carl T, Larsen, Deceased. William B. Wetherall _Attorney for Administrator Dates of Publication: Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 1967. Annual Field Day Set By Cattlemen Cattlemen of Placer and Nevada counties are invited to the Annual CBCIA Field Day to be held Oct. 3, The morning program will begin at 9 a.m, at the Ralph Ahl Ranch inSonomaCounty and the afternoon program at the Safeway meat plant in San Francisco, Subjects of the morning program will include Growth and Its Relation to Carcass Desirability by Nelson Adams, Sonoma County Farm Advisor; Economic Trends in Beef Production and a Yardstick for Culling by Jim Elings, Extension Animal Scientist from the University of California at Davis, and a demonstration and discussion of desir Golden Empire Grange Booster The Golden Empire Grange No. 806 will holda "booster night” On Friday, Sept..29, at the Veterans Memorial Building on South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. Pot luck dinner starts at 6:30 p.m, All Grange members, friends and the public is cordially invited to attend. able type beef cattle, A buffet lunch courtesy of Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Ahl will be served prior to departure for San Francisco by private cars, The afternoon program will convene at 1 o'clock at the Safeway meat plant in San Francisco, Cattlemen will have an opportunity to tour the meat warehouse and hear short talks by officials of the Safeway meat company, Concluding the day's program will be Safeway's story on beef. Cattlemen interested in attending the CBCIA Field Day from Placer and Nevada counties are requested to notify the Farm Advisors’ offices so that transportation can be arranged, New Forest Practice Rules New forest practice rules are now in effect, according to Deputy State Forester George Gro. gan, They became effective last Friday, The rules, approved by the Board of Forestry at its Aug. 18 meeting in Oroville are the result of numerous public hearings held throughout the northern part of the state during the past year, The amended rules, in accordance with Section 4577 of the Public Resources Code, have the force of law. Most significant are the amended rules covering the clearance required around warming fires and the filing date for a fire plan, Warming fires will now require a 10-foot clearance, rather than the five feet previously required, The date for filing the fire plan will now be April 1 of each year instead of the May 15 date, BRIDGE TOURNEY The Capitol City Fall Sectional bridge tournament will be held Sept, 29 to Oct, Ist at the El Dorado Hotel, sponsored. by the American Contract Bridge League, Participants need not be members of the League, of which there are 900 in Sacramento. Other changes, and copies of the amended rules have been mailed to all timber operators and timber landowners who have operations within the North Sierra Pine District, Other interested parties may obtain a copy of the rules from State Forest Ranger Headquarters offices, ~ LEGAL NOTICE LARUE & FRANCIS

Attorneys at Law 207 N. Pine Street Nevada City, California Telephone: 265-4567 NOTICE OF SALE ‘NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, ati Boot Knoll Ranch, McCourtney Road, Grass Valley, Nevada County, ‘California, at 10:00 o’clock A.M., on October 16, 1967, the personal property described as follows: One horse, stallion, 5 years old, chestnut with white stripe on nose, known as Sky Vandy. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that said sale will be made to satisfy a lien acquired by the undersigned, pursuant to Section 3051 of the Civil Code of the State of California, for care and feeding of said personal property, in the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00), and for . costs of sale, and that more than ten (10) days have elapsed since the sum became due. DATED: September 25, 1967. Boot Knoll Ranch By JIM YOUNG Date of Publication: September 27, 1967, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA Regular meeting September 19, 1967, Present: Theo, A. Kohler Jr,, ( Clerk Leo J. Todd, County Counsel, Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M. with all Supervisors present, Minutes of previous meeting approved as presented, Chairman authorized to sign the Claims Register, thereby releaviny, the following Warrants for payment: FUND NO, AMOUNT Capital Outlay #13-#14 $4,636.83 Road #224 #251 4,141.39 General #1,098A #1,139 5,743.55 The Purchasing Agent appeared and presented the following business: 1. A lengthy discussion ensued, as to awarding the bid for radios for the Department of Public Works, to General Electric or Motorola, After much consideration, the Contract was awarded to General Electric, 2. Discussion ensued regarding purchase of cars for, the Sheriff's Department, The Purchasing Agent was authorized to*purchase five vehicles, to LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE _ Springs Area, for October $1, 1967, at the hour of 11:00 A.M. * The County Counsel presented the following proposed documents, which were adopted by the Board: 1,. Resolution 67-224 (A Resolution accepting a Grant Deed from Alta Sierra Ranches Alta Sierra Estates 9.) . 2 Resolution 67-225 (A Resolution accepting a Grant Deed from Alta Sierra Ranches Alta Sierra Estates 9.) 3. Resolution 67-226°(A Resolution authorizing Agreement between the Co. of Nevada and General Electric Company, pertaining to installation of two-way radio telephone system for the Dept, of Public Works.) 4, Resolution 67-227 (A Resolution accepting a Deed from the PGE, 5) for Soda Springs Road at Lake Van Norden (Access Road to Serene Lakes subdivision) B) 5. Resolution 67-228 (A Resolution authorizing Agreement between the County of Nevada and H. W, Stout (Stout Auto Wreckers) for removal of abandoned vehicles located within the 5th District.) 6. The Board waived the 30 day waiting period seuuieas for a Liquor License, for Western Lake Properties "Lake of the Pines" Country Club, due to the fact that it was once applied for, the State required certain changes, and the same process must be gone through again, 1, Resolution 67-229 (A Resolution declaring September 24 30, 1967, as "National Highway Week".) A Public Hearing.for the Detachment of the 49ER Fire Department, was Highway Patrol Standards, not to exceed $2,600.00 per unit, The Board adopted Resolution 67-222 (A Resolution authorizing the Dept, of General Services of the State of California, to purchase certain itemsfive only Calif, Highway Patrol Vehicles.) The Auditor-Controller presented the following business: Mr, Trauner presented to the Board, a Juvenile Hall Staffing Study, wherein the following recommendations were made: A, Increase the position of Supt, from $278 a month plus $60 subsistence to $855 per month plus $60 subsistence. This person be charged by the Probation Dept. with the supervision of the Juvenile Hall in its entirety and that all other members of the staff be under his direction. B. The Board create the position of Asst, Supt, at $325 per month, plus $60 and that this person be responsible to the Supt. Caring the Superintendents off period, C. Increase the Matron from $250 plus $60 siiaiatunce to $298 plus $60 subsistence, D. That the Probation Officer be requested by the Board, to provide them with admissions figures to the Hall, so that the Board can evaluate these positions in the next fiscal year program, That the Board of Supervisors cause an amendment to the salary Ordinance which would grant permission to hire personnel at the Juvenile Hall who are married without being in violation of the nepotism section of the Nevada Co, Code, That the positions presently in the Exempt Service of this County, become a part of the Classified Sei vice of Nevada County. The Study was accepted by the Board, and the Chief Probation Officer, Matthew Conidaris appeared and complimented Mr. Trauner on a very thorough report, The Auditor-Controller was directed to prepare the necessary documents, te implement the recommendations in his study. Mr, Edwin Ness, Attorney at Law, appeared before the Board, and the following business was handled regarding Prosser Lakeview Estates Unit No, 1 Assessment District. Mr, Ness filed a revised Change Order’ No. 2, The. Board adopted Resolution 67-223 (A Resolution overruling objections and ordering certain changes in the work Prosser Lakeview Estates Unit No, 1 Assessment District.) The Planning Director appeared before the Board, and reported that the Board is to make a decision regarding amendment to the basic provisions of the Nevada County Zoning Enabling Ordinance No, 196, The Board adopted Ordinance No. 379 as presented, with one change: Under Home Occupation, An occupation carried on by the occupants of a dwelling as an accessory use in connection with which there is no-display, ho persons employed and no trucks or mechanical equipment used or stored except that normally associated with a single-family residence--the following words were added-unless such trucks or mechanical equipment used, is stored so as to be out of sight of the public. The Board set a Public Hearing to hear the re-zoning of the Bitney set for October 10, 1967, at 10:05 A.M. 8. Resolution 67-230 (A Resolution relating to permission for the County of Nevada, to use certain County Highways within the County of Placer for the purpose of constructing and maintaining thereon Highways to serve the needs of the residents of both Counties pursuant to provisions of Section 972 of the Streets & Highways Code.) The Director of the Department of Public Works appeared before the Board, and asked for a policy decision, as to whether or not he was to allow signs to be placed with the County rights-of-way, The Board went on record as forbidding signs to be allowed on a County right-of-way, The work for construction of the Soda Springs Road was awarded to the low bidder Sierra Paving Company, At 12:00 P.M, the Board adjourned for lunch, AFTERNOON SESSION: The Board reconvened at 1:30 P.M. with all Supervisors presegt, Dr. W. Keith Seolas was re-appointed on a temporary basis, as the Nevada County Health Officer, The Board accepted with regret, the resignation of Mr. Harold Wolters, Public Defender, effective October 31, 1967, At 1:40 P.M. the Board adjourned as the Board of Supervisors, and reconvened as the Board of Equalization and the following Actions were taken: The following Assessments were lowered by the Board: The Assessments of: Judge Eyman; Rex and Patricia Wight Sidney Banker, Sr; Lawrence Wagner; Austin Emmerling; Wallace Nichols; William Henderson; Robert Conley and Walter Woods, The following Protests were denied by the Board: Those Protests of: John Cowan; Leonard and Robert Sauer; Joseph Peyret; Earl Amich; Joseph Witherow; Charles Wilcoxen and Val & Lilly Belle Baima, There being no further business, the Board adjourned the meeting at 4:18 P.M., to reconvene as the Board of Equalization on September 26, 1967, at 1:30 P.M, : I THEO, A, KOHLER, JR,, Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true excerpt of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors held on September 19, 1967, IN WITNESS HEREOF I hereunto affixed my hand and official seal this 22nd day of September, 1967. THEO, A, KOHLER, JR, Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Board of Supervisors County of Nevada By: MAXINE E, GAINES Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: Sept. 27, 1967.