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Supervisors
Proceedmgs
AT THE SPECIAL MEETING OF TtlE
OAR1) OF SUPI] (¢isOls ()i,' Tile
¢OU -
_ NT£ OF PLUMAS STATE OF
)ALIFORNI% HELD .Vr'QUINCY, FRI-
, JANUARY ]9th, 1951 at 10 O'-
@K A.M.
B WE, the undersigned nlembers of the
pOard of Supcrvis()rs of tile County i
lualas, State of (':llifornia, hereby re
eat that a pe(,ial Meeting of said
leard be called for Friday, January ]uth.
1951 at 10:0o o'clock A*.M. for the fol-
OWing pllrposcs :
1. Meeting with the Plumas County
and Jury regarding the report of the
,49-50 (}rand Jury and regarding salar
Creases. ill
2. Matters concern g Audit for 1950-
l fiscal year.
8. Bride matters.
E. J. Humphrey, Chairman
A. C. DonnPllwirth
C. E, Blaekman
J. C. Cloman
T .'[ame F. Flanagan
_ he roll is called and there arc present:
; C. Donnenwirth, J. ]:'. Flanagan, C. E
mckman, J. C Cloman and Chairman
'fl. Hum],hrey
At this time the Board of Superwsors
et with the Piumas County t}rand ,tur
arm .considerable di,cussion followed ceu-
Cernlng tile report and recommendations
ot the 1949-50 Grand Jury. The Board
embers that definite stepF
reported
^ave been taken toward the installation
* a new furn*lce at the County Hospital
a.d that a heating engineer will arrive
either Saturday or Suuday of this wee
,.e°ard members also reported that the
oluewalks at the Courthouse will be fixed,
d that it has been planned to accept
Ills for this work in March, 1951.
lPervisor Donnenwirth reported to ttle
iand Jury that this work was not done
the past fiscal year, since it was the
, sh of the Ilumas County Taxl)ayers
Soeiation that the requested budget
i work be reduced, and insufficienl
this
ds remained to do said work,
.Ueh disease(on followed concerning
al /?entory record for Plumas County,
catral purchasing control, the audit of
s 1950-51 records and accounts of
llas County, and salary increases for
OSe County_officials whose salaries are
it( thy legislature.
lathe Board recesses until 1:00 o'clock
1:00 P.M.
Phe Board rceouvenes. All members
Board meets for a short time
With the Grand'Jury after which
go into separate session.
Otioa made by Supervisor l)onnea-
seconded by Sup, rvisor Blaekman,
the Clerk of this Board be authoriz-
contact the firm of Lester Herrick
to determine if a representa-
f said firm can meet with thi
and the Auditing Cmnmittee of the
County Grand Jury on Monday.
29th. 1951 at 10 A.M, in orlb,r
the prol)osed audit of the
County records and accounl- ]
the fiscal year ending June 30th
and other matters under discus
Carried and so ordered.
F. Wilcox, Foreman, and
I. Chaffcy, Secretary, of the Pin-
County Grand Jury, appeared be-
the Hoard at this ti[ne advising that
Grand Jury has recommended a
Y increase of $50.(lit per month for
-Oun:y Auditor and each Supervisor,
an increase from $3.00 ler (h,
5.00 per day for Grand and Tri;
made by Supervisor Blackman,
bv Supervisor 1)onnenwirth,
B.esolut:ion No. 459 he adot)tcd, rec-
that the salary of the Pin-
Auditor e fixed at the
$2,000.00 per annum. AYES:
sors l)onnenwirt h, Flanagan,
and liumphrey. NOES: None.
None. Carried and so ordered.
made by Supervisor Blackman
Supervisor Donnenwirth.
No. 460 be adopted, rec:
that the salaries of the
County Supervis(rs be fixed at
of $3,000.00 per aunum each
Sul Donnenwirth, Finn-
and Humphrey. NOES:
ABSENT: None. Carried and so
)tion made by Supervisor Donnen-
seconded bv Supervisor Flanagan,
Francis L. *O'Rourke, Road Com-
be authorized to execute the
of Loss regarding the theft of
at the Grays Flat Bridge in Nov-
1950. Carried and so ordered.
being an order on file, request-
special meeting of this Board for
January 29th, 1951, the Board
Urns until said day at 10 o'}lock
Att E. J. Humphrey, Chairman
eat: Lois AlexandeL Clerk
it1.. ' THE SPECI tL MEETING OF THE
(PARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
,Uh'Ty OF PLUMAS. STATE OF
"taIFORNIA HELD AT QUINCY, MON-
r t£, JANUARY 15th, 1951 at 10
'CLOCK A M
E, the undersigned members of the
oard of Supervisors of tile County of
as, State of California, hereby r.e-
est that a Special Meeting of said
lard he called for Monday, January
s th, 1951; and all members being pre-
t t, we hereby waive the notification
*me required by law for the calling of
lPecial Meeting. Matters requested to
laeted upon are as follows:
.. Election of Chairman of the Board
I Su ervisors.
,_2. isaster Council matters and ap-
ttments.
3. Welfare Matters.
4. COurthouse sidewalks.
a. Travel ,ttera.
6. Weimar matters.
E, J. Humphrey, Chairman
A. C. Donnenwirth
C. E. Blaekman
J. C. Cloman
James F. Flanagan
roll is called and there are pre-
:A. C. Donnenwirth, J. F. Flanagan,
E_
Blackman, J. C. Cloman and
E. J. Humphrey.
matter of the election of a Chair-
this Board for tbe year of 1951
Humphrey va-
Supervisor Blackman
pro tern, stating that]
nations are now in order. Upon I
of Supervisor Flanagan, seconded I
ervisor Donnenwirth, and unani-]
carried E. J. ttunlphrey is nomi I
and re-elected to serve as Chair-]
! this Board for the ensuing year
1 Supervisors Humphrey assumes /
made by Supervisor Flanagal , !
by Supervisor Cloman, that E
be appointed Chairman of
County Defense Council
ed and so ordered.
lion made by Supervisor Flanagu,
ded by Supervisor Cloman, that
No. 308 be adopted, whi'b
to Ordinance No. 307, and establish-
Evacuation and Dispersal Division
Plumas" County Disaster Council.
Sup " Donnenwirth, Flan-
:kman, Cloman and Humphrey
ABSENT: None. Carried
ordered.
made by Supervisor Donnen-
seconded by Supervisor Cloman,
he following appointments,, as made°
pervisor Humpbrey, Chairman 61
County Defense Council, bc
approval by this Board of Super.
and Order Division--Sheriff Mel-
Schooler
Works Division Francis L.
and A. J. Watson
Division--R. W. Asplund
al Division--Philip M. Fox, M:.D
Division -- Harvey Yeager
Division -- Jesse F.
'ramunicationa Division -- Harry
Red Cross -- William F
ation and DisIersal Division--
Scott
and so ordered.
F :mrvisor Flanaan,
)e Cloman, that
be appointed a. "
ttive Secretary of the Plumas
Council, and that her
at $179.00 per month.
ordered.
mn made Supervisor Donnen-
Clomah,
the Plumas
he authorized to
a filin¢ binet for $40.00 in
Store th records of the Defense
3an'led ordered
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES in the
',ctter of tTawthorne Laundry
": C!eners, a co-partnership com-
)ozed c,f Ceorffe Vranklin Dawson
,.nd Pauline Dawson, and George
Wranklin Daws :,n and Pauline
r)awson, Individually, No. 11947
"ankrupts. Tc the creditors of
Hawthorne Laundry & Cleaners, a
corpartnership composed of
George Franklin Dawson a n d
Pauline Dawson, and George
=ranklin Dawson and Pauline
Dawson, Individually of Green-
ville, Calif., Bankrupts: Notice is
hereby given that said Hawthorne
Laundry & Cleaners, a co-partner-
ship composed of George Franklin
Dawson and Pauline Dawson, and
George Franklin Dawson and
Pauline Dawson, Individually have
been duly adjudged ,bankrupts on:
petitions filed by them on Nov. 15,
1950 and that the first meeting of
their creditors will be held at
Marysville, Cal,, City Council
Chamber City Hall on Feb. 16,
1951 at 2:00 o'clock p. m. at which
place and time the said creditors
may attend prove their claims
appoint a trustee, appoint a com-
mittee cf creditors, examine the
bankrupts, sell property and tran-
sact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated Jan. 30th, 1951 Evan J.
Hughes, Referee in Bankruptcy,
437 Post Office Building, Sacra-
mento, California.
The Board recesses until l:a0 P.M.
1:30 P.M.
The Board reconvenes. All members
present.
The Board discussed the matter of
new sidewalks around the Flumas County
Courthouse with A. J. Watson, County
Surveyor. It was decided that plans and
apecif'ications for these should be pre-
pared at once and bids accepted, by this
Board at its regular meeting to be held
in March 1951.
Motion made by Supervisor Flanaga'n,
seconded bv Supervisor Blackman, that
any Sulterwsor who attended the joint
Defense Council and Con ty Supervisors
Association meeting held ia Sacramento
on Ianuary 12th. 1951, be aIh}wed their
expenses. Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor Cloman,
seconded by Supervisor Flanagan, that
copies of tbe letter frnm Mildred E.
Thorcn. M.D., Supt. & Medical Director
of \\;Veimar Joint Sanatorium which is ad-
dressed to the \\;Veimar Hospital Central
Committee, be sent to Dr. Fox and Fred-
eri'k Morley, with the two bills ae-
conpanying "this letter being sent to
Dr. Fex. Carried and so ordered.
TAYLORSVILLE TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taresh and
family have sold their ranch here
and are moving to Hamilton City.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Taresh have
moved to Chico.
Jack King and Henry Mann
went to Reno Tuesday, Jack re-
turned home the same day but
Henry remained for two days
longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taresh and
son of Chico spent Tuesday" night
v:ith their daughter, Mrs Neal
Clark and family. Carroll was a
guest of Richard McCutcheon.
Mrs. Margaret Powell is driving
to Greenville every day where she
is clerking at the Variety Store.
She has been employed since the
first of the year.
Mrs. Mary Wing returned home
the first of the week, after spend-
ing a month in Bremerton, Wash.
with her daughter, Mrs. Willard
McCutcheon and family.
Several of the Grangers met
a
,rand y to start painting the in-
terior of the Grange Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taresh and
son Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Neat
Clark and daughters Elaine and
Leslie were dinner guests Wednes-
day in Greenville of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil McIntosh and daughter
Myrna. It being the birthday of
:Mrs. Clark. The Taresh's then left
for their home in Chico after be-
ing called here a week before be-
cause of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Lily ,McRorie.
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Donaldson
and daughter Sally went to Reno
Friday returning home'on Satur-
day.
Word was received here that
Mrs. Mary Esani was to be operat-
ed on in Oakland Monday morning.
Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Winn Beacom and son Jay
caught the train Monday to go
to San Francisco to spend a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borneman
There being an order on file callinv
a special nleeting of this Board for Fri-
da), .lanuary 19th, 1951, the Beard ad-
journs until said (late at 10:00 o'clock
A.M.
E. J. Humphrey, Chairman
Feather River Hot Springs
STILL SERVING THOSE SAME
GOOD STEAKS
Special Chicken Dinners
150
of Quincy were visitors of Mrs.
Bill young Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mclntyre,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sobrero and
June LeRoy were dinner guests
Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Sor-
sell it being Mrs. McIntyre's birth-
day.
Mrs. Rose Peck passed away
Sunday at her home in Crescent
Mills. She was a sister of Mrs.
Edna Fisher.
Bruce McIntyre of Greenville is
spending several days here help-
ing Johnny Sobrero repair his
house that caught fire last fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Sorsoli were
dinner guests Saturday night of
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Donladson, it
being the birthday anniversary of
Loy's.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dolphin
drove to Reno Saturday to attend
the wedding of their son Harold
Dolphin and Maxine Coke.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Pearce, new-
ly-weds, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Vinton Pearce and fam-
ily Sunday.
%Valter Beaumont who was on
the verge of pneumonia has been
sent to bed for two weeks. Mearle
Stead is also spending a few days
in bed due to the flu.
Wesley Neer and Le Roy Buck-
ner drove to Marysville Saturday
night to attend a dance. Tex Rit-
ter was playing for.
Mr. and _rs. John Young left
Thursday for San Francisco. They
expect to be gone about ten days.
Tom Fisher who is working in
Grass Valley spent one day last
week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Grabner Williams
and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Williams went to Chieo Monday
to visit }Sr. and Mrs. Ernest Lake,
former residents of Englemine.
Bill Burford, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Joe Burford spent
a few days in Gennessee. Mrs. Joe
Burford remained here for a longer
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bill
Burns and Mr. Burns.
Miss Ellen Daffy of San Fran-
cisco visited Friday with Mrs.
Lois McCutcheon.
Ladies Aid held its monthly
meeting Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, with slx
Attest Lois Alexander, Clerk
................ members and three visitors pre-
sent. Election of officers was held
with Mrs. Carrie Johnson, presi-
dent; Mrs. Agnes Dolphin, vice-
Dresident; Mrs. Alice Williams,
secretary and Elsie Ann Harmon,
treasurer. Elected officers will
serve for the year 1951.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taresh
were dinner guests Monday of Mr.
and Mrs. ,Bert Awbrey and daugh-
ters Sharon and Loretta.
STARTING SAT., FEB. 3
DANCING SA00:0000J)AY NIGHT
M'jSIC BY THE HUYETTS
Those attending the dinner n
Quincy Stturday night honoring
Judge Moncur were .Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Taresh, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Awbrey and Claud Young.
The value of fishing equipment
now owned by sportsmen in the
United States is 62 per cent of the
value ef equipment used in all oth-
er types of sports, reports the
t/if Division of Fish & Game.
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I wish to thank my friends, for
the many acts of kindness, and
the many expressions of sympathy
in the loss of my mother and
father.
Margaret De Hahn
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to Commander Farnum of
the National Guard. and all oth-
ers who were kind and helpful to
us during our recent bereavement.
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