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INDIAN VALLEY RECORD 'Published Every ThursClmy Night Enterl in the post office at Greenville, California, as second- Class matter under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. helrna A. Johnson _ E. N. Johnson Owners and Publishers Member of C.N.P.A, - N.E,A. staples, typewriter rib- Carbon papers, legal forms, rted signs, commercial station- available at the Record office. eeeoeeoeaeeeeeeoeoaeoo@ INDIAN VALLEY FUEL O Slabs and Edginga =ireplace Wood - Setzer's Block W. H. HAWSDN :'hone 24-M-2 Greenville, Cal. ooeoeoeoooeeooooooooeooe DR. A. T. DIETLE OPTOMETRIST Illl lII III IlJlJJJllll II lllllill ill State Theatre Bldg. - Orovinle 1461 Myers St. Phone 150 mistakes--Let us do your printing and we'll make "era! QUINCY Guide COTTER'S AUTO SERVICE SALES & SERVICE queer HARDWARE CO. P. O. Box 846 Phone 87 General Hardware - Electrical ining Supplies - Housewares urnbing Appliances- Norge Refrigerators We Specialize in Mail Orders GAMBELL & GAMBELL L00PHOLSTERING , COmplete Guaranteed ervice and Workmanship ¢r '.mtncyFurnitureCo F'0R FREE ESTIMATE Phone Quincy 242-W Damonds - Watches POWELL JEWELRY GIFTS THAT LAST Watch Repairing Quincy QUINCY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Leave Work at PAL'S BARBER SHOP THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone Quincy Four WE DELIVER Bill Hmvington, Manaqer LINOLEUM CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN FROM OUR LARGE STOCKI INLAY OR PRINT r 6 - 9 and 12-foot widths Expert Guaranteed Laying . Quincy Fumxttue Co Phone Quincy 242-W FOR FREE ESTIMATES b no mistakes--Let us do your priniing and we'll make "eml S00USANVILLE Th Record recommends the following merchants to pros- beOtive shoppers in this vicinity. Sieyra Theatre Building USA NVI LLE, CA LI F. T WOLF CREEK GARAGE P=One Greenville 68-M Y MONDAY LONGs SHOE STORE Ine Wootwear for M:/omen and Children HOSIERY St, Plone 84-B Gon'al Electric Appliances SPOR " ; GOODS PkUMBING SUPPLIES St. Phone 223-B MOUNT LASSEN lUP t Service to Out-of Town lXtlers and Mail Orders Qay St. Susanvllle ,,.. baker Cars and Trucks ;ty T ralle, . Truck Beds o eARS AND TRUCKS We Service All Makes KELLY TI RES one 108-B . 1329 Main St. M---.I,WOOD AND mmsuxY 2OWers for All O0oaslons hQtUl " Seeds. Plants - Trees cramento Ph. 381.B EN OFFICE SUPPLY DeWHters . Office Equipment Stationery - Gifts t La,en Building CARL'S SHOES Roblee - Buster Brown - AJrstep JUSTIN & HYER COWBOY BOOTS See the Complete Line of PHILCO RADIOS Refrigerators- Ranges- Freezers Davis Service Appliance Griffin Building- Phone 406-B J. R, PACKWOOD, Opt D. Glasses Fitted and Repaired Office Hours: 9-12 and 1-5 mmm Telephone 247-B DEAL & DAVIE SERVICE Cadillac & Oldenvobile CaPs GMC Trucks - Goodyear Tires RECAPPING Complete Automotive Service Phone 212-B 1107 Mait St. r Dealers in Builders' Supplies I'. & M. CARPENTER SHOP Cabinet Work-Glad.Work - Saoh and DOORS " Phone 292-B 807 °Union DOYLE MOTOR CO. Sales -- FORD -- Service FORD - and MCITRY Guaranteed Used Cars Phone 295-B 611 Main St For Complete Furniture UPHOLSTERY SERVICE DAVE'S TOP AND BODY WORKS 275 Fairfield Phone 418-R SIERRA IgWERS The Store on the Corner Main and Gay Street= Gorham Sterling Nationally Advertised Watches DIAMOND8 Watch Repairing - Engraving M.&M. Appliance and Hardwaze 718 Main St. Phone 170-B Norge- Bendix - Appllanees Genl. Hardware-Spert'g. Goods HOFFMAN RADIOS buperwsors Proceedings AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPER- VISORS OF THE COUNTY OF PLUMAS, STATE OF CAL- IFORNIA, HELD AT QUINCY, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1951 a! 10 O'CLOCK A. M. The roll is called and there are present: A. C. Donnenwirth, J. F. Flanagan, C. E. Blackman, J. C. Cloman and Chairman E. J. Humphrey. Since copies of he minutes of the previous meetings nave been mailed to each Supervisor, the Chairman orders Lhat the minutes be approved as mailed. " Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Donnenwirth, that Barbara Mer- itt and Dorothy Smith be Author- ized to attend the quarterly meet- ing of the Northcrn County Wel- fare Departments to be held at Redding from April llth to 13th 1951. Carried and so ordered. The categorical report of Mrs. Verna G. Beall, Welfare Director, is presented. On motion made by Supervisor DonnenwLrth, second- ed by Supervisor Blackman, and unanimously carried, IT IS OR- DERED that the report be accept- ed as presented, that the request for medical care be approved; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that he County Auditor be authorized to issue warrants in payment of the aid amounts. The Board recesses until 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P. M. The Board reconvenes. All members present. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that the Chairman of this Board be authorized to at- tend a Civil Defense meeting to be held in Redding on March 29th, 1951. Carried and so ordered Motion made by Supervisor Blackman, seconded by Supervis- or Donnenwirth, that any member of this Board who wishes to at- tend the meeting of the Northern California Counties Supervisors Association to be held in Redding on April 13 and 14, 1951, be au- thorized to do so at County ex- pense. Carried and so ordered. 2:OO P. M. This being the time set for re- ceiving and opening bids for the supplying of all labor, material and printing of the 1951 Plumas County Fair Souvenir Program, the Chairman orders that bids be opened. One bid is received as follows: Feather River Bulletin--S946.30 plus $30 per page in 2-page units for excess of 24 pages, and less $17 per page for less than 24 pages. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Flanagan, that the bid of the Fea- ther River Bulletin as outlined above, be accepted. Carried and' so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Superviso Flanagan, that this Board adver- tise for sale by public auction the county shop building at the Gulf Red Cedar Mill in Greenville, with said auction to be held on Tuesday, April 17th, at 10 o'clock A. M. in the Supervisors' Room, Courthouse. Carried and so order- ed. Motion made by Supervisor Flanagan, seconded by Supervis- or Donnenwirth, that the Board of Directors of the Plumas Coun- ty Chamber of Commerce be ask- ed to change the Constitution and By-Laws of said Chamber to pro- vide for the yearly appointment of the five (5) Directors who are appointed by the Board of Super- visors. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Cloman, that Theodore EI- ges, Deputy District Attorney, be instructed to prepare a contract for each P1umas County Airport, said contract to be between the County and the Airport Manager, and to be written "aCCOrding to the terms of the CSntract now in ,effect concerning Gansner Field Airport, and that Mr: Elges add thereto a clause that each Man- ager shall be considered an em- iJloyee of the Coun.ty insofar as smrance, matters are effected, with the. cct te .provide for the payment 'of such alarie as shall be ad ,u0n by =the Air- po!t CO , he 'Te=pec, tlve managa(../e respective airport; and that E. G. Leonhardt be authorized to insure the three county airports with liability and property damage insurance, the liability to be for $50,000 and $100,000, and the property dam- age to be for $10,000 and $20,000. Carried and so ordered, Motion made 'by  Supervisor F1anagan, seconded by Supervis- or Donnenwirhh, that this Board accept, With regrets, he resigna- tion of Ralph J. oss usa Director of the Pltirnas County Chamber of Commerce representing Super- visorial District No. 2; and that Quentin Philpott be appointed as the Director of the Plumas Coun- ty Chamber of Commerce to rep- resent Supervisorial 'District No. 2. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Flanagan, that the Petition and Viewer's Report concerning the addition of the existing.road pro- viding access to the James F. Guidlci ranch from the north and the Annie Gorbet place from the south, to the county road system be referred to the District Attor- ney. Carried and so ordered. Motior made by Supervisor Flanagan, seconded [y Supervis- or Donnenwirth, that Eleanor Redstreake be authorized to at- tend the Third Annual Training Conference for County Service Officers which will be held in San Francisco from May 3-11, 1951. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Donnenwirth, that this Board ac- cept the following Deeds: Right-of-Way Deed from W. E. & Gladys R. Mansell--and--H. S. & Alta Lee; Right-of-Way Deed from Carol & Eunice Bellamy; Right-of-Way Deed from H. S. &Alta Lee; Right-of-Way Deed from Quin- cy Fire District. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Fianagan, that Dorothy Egbert and Viola Chancy be authorized to attend the Mr. Shasta District meeting of the County Librarians Association to be hcla in Chico on May 5, 1951. Carried and so or- dered. Motion made by Supervisor Blackman, seconded by Supervis- or Donnenwirth, that the letter from Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc., concerning the withhold filed by them against C. D. Mitchem, be referred to the District Attorney. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Blackman, seconded by Supervis- or Flanagan, that Resolutions Nos. 472, 473 and 474 be adopted, au- thorizing the Tax Callector to sell tax deeded property at public auc- tion. AYES: Supervisors Donnen- wirth, Flanagan, Blackman, Clo- man and Humphrey. NOES: None. ABSENT: None. Carried and so ordered. The Board recesses until Tues- day, April 3rd, 195I at 9:30 A. M. TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1951 9:30 A. M. The Board reconvenes. All members present. Motion made by Supervisor C1oman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that Dr. Fox be au- thorized to sell the old wood stove at the County Hospital to Thomas P. Ames for $15.00. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that Frederick Morley, Sanitarian, be allowed his ex- penses for attending a District Sanitarian's meeting in Marys- ville on March 1, 1951, and that he be authorized to attend a meet- ing to, be held in Woodland on April 12, 1951. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor D0nnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Blackman, that this Board approve the tentative subdivision map of Lake Almanor Peninsula Unit No. 1, as submitted to this Board by Richard 'R. Ecker. Car- ried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor F]nagan, seconded by Supervis- or Blackman, that Resolution No. 475 be adopted, same to correct Resolution No. 453 adopted by this Board on November 8, 1950. AYE-; Supervisors Donnenwirth, Flanagan, Blackman, Cloman and Humphrey. NOES: None. IB- SENT: None. Carried and so or- dered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Donnenwirth, that Resolution No. 476 be adopted, authorizing the Chairman and Clerk of this Board to execute the required applica- tion for exchange with the U. S. Forest Service for SE% of NE of NW, E½ of SW% of NE of NW and#NE% of NW% of SE of NW% of Section 19 T. 24 N., R. 10 E., M.D.M., containing 17.5 acres. AYES: Supervisors Don- nenwirth, Flanagan, Blackman, Cloman and Humphrey. NOES: None. ABSENT: None. Carried and so ordered. MotiOn made by Supervisor Blackman, seconded by Supervis- or Flanagan, that the County Au- ditor oe authorized to issue a warran payable to the State Em- ployees' Retirement System in the amount of $18.20, payable from the Salary Fund, same to pay for the System cost of prep- aration of data for 6/30/50 val- uation at 20c per member. Car- ried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Flanagan, seconded by Supervis- or Blackman, that in response tO a letter from the State Depart- ment 0f Mental Hygiene, the County :Clerk be requested to ad- vise the Veterans Service Officer at the time of commitment of a veteran to the State Hospital, in order that the veteran and his dependents may receive Federal benefits. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Donnenwirth, that this Board give approval to the action of the Board of Directors of the Plumas County Fair, whereby they will employ Leonard F. Starks, Archi- tect, to design and supervise the Junior Building to be constructed at the Plumas County Fair- grounds. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Flanagan, seconded by Supervis- or Blackman, that the County Auditor be authorized to transfer $235.88 from the Special Road Improvement Fund to th Bridge Fund, such transfer being to cor- rect an Ahgust 7, 1950 salary ap- porn. by the office of Road Com- missioner, and a transfer.of $117.- 94 which was incbrrectly made at the last regular meeting of this Board. AYES:" Supervisors Don- nenwirth, Flanagan, Blackman, Cloman and Humphrey. NOES: None .ABSENT: None. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Blackman, seconded by Supervis- or Flanagan, that the County Au- ditor be authorized to transfer $3,136.60 from the Bridge Fund to the Special .Road Improvement Fund, same being necessary to charge the following from the Suspence account under Special Road Improvement to the follow- ing Bridge accounts: Construction THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD Bridges, 1-415--$56.64; Maintenance Primary Road Bridges--S61.24; Construction Secondar2Y 4iRoad Bridges, 108 -- $482.47; ' - 2 -- $435.J; 2-417--$1,324.9t; Maintenance Secondary Road Bridges$775.45. AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth Flanagan, Blackman, Ctoman and Humphrey. NOES: None. AB- SENT: None. Carried and so or- dered. The Board recesses until 1:30 P.M. 1:30 P. M. The Board reconvenes. All members present. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that since a Deed has been received and accepted from H. S. and Alta Lee, this Board take into the County Road System the existing wall extend- ing from State Highway Route No. 21 Sign Route No. 24, north- erly to County Road No. 405 near the Quincy Sky Harbor, said road extending N. 15o07 ' E 4400 feet from a point on the northerly right of way line of State High- way Route No. 21 opposite Sta- tion 192/10 to the above men- tioned county road. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Flanagan, that A. J. Watson be authorized to spend not to exceed $500.00 to have the floors and stairways repaired at tho County Hospital. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Flanagan, seconded by Supervis- or Blackman, that A. J. Watson be authorized to contact the West- ern Pacific Railroad Company in order to obtain the proper ease- ments across the Western Pacific Right-of-Way a t S t a t i o n 1716/72.98. Carried and so order- ed. Motion made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Blackman, that the County Auditor be authorized to transfer $3,244.50 from the Unapp. Reserve within the Special Road Improve- ment budget to Acquisition within he same budget, same to be used or the purchise of one used dual axle Fruehauf lowbed semi-trail- er, and that the County Auditor be authorized to issue a warrant in payment for this semi-trailer, came to be issued from the Spe- cial Road Improvement Fund. AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth, Flanagan, Blackman, Cloman and Humphrey. NOE: None. AB- SENT: None. Carried and so or- dered. Motion made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Cloman, that this Board ad- vertise for public auction to be held on Tuesday, April 17, 1951 at I0 o'clock A. M. in the Supervis- ors' Room, Courthouse, the_fol- lowing items: 2 Yard F.W.D. Dump truck, County No. 4-06 2 Yard International Dump Truck, 2h ton, County No. 5-04 International Dump Truck, Coun- ty No. 2-04 2½ Ton Ford Dump Truck Ford V-8 Flat Bed Truck, Coun- ty No. 2-07 Freuhauf Army Trailer, County No. 4-25 Trailmobile Trailer, County No. 2-25 Trailmobile Flat Bed, County No. 3-25 International Dump Body Chevrolet Power Unit Model R Air Cool Power En- gine Oil Pump Model U. S. 30 Oiler; and that these be advertised in all three county papers. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Blackman, seconded by Supervis- or Flanagan, that Kermit T. Ful- ler, Shop Foreman for the Road Department, be authorized to at- tend an instruction course at the F.W,D. factory at Clintonvllie. Wisconsin, same to be attended at the expense of the F.W.D. Pacific Company. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that Ordinance No. 311 b%;jclepted, previewing for a no, piri area on thd North side of Main Street for 100 feet East of the postofflce. AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth, Flanagan, Black- mn, , Cloman and Humphrey. NES None. ABSENT: None. CiTied and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that Supervisor Don- nenwirth be allowed his expenses to Sacramento on Friday, April 6, 1951, to confer with the State Dept. of Finance concerning avail- able Chapter 47 and 20 monies, and also to confer with the State Dept. of Social Welfare concern- ing salary "cost-of-living increases for the employees of the Plumas County Welfare Department. Car- ried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Fladagan, that this Board adver- tisefor bids for a furnace for the Plumas County Hospital, with bids to be received by this Board on Monday, May 7th, 1951 at 2 o'- clock P. M. Carried and so or- dered. Motion made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Flanagan, that Resolution No. ,477 be adopted, favoring the present County roads of Plumas and Sierra Counties extending from State Highway No. 49 via Sierraville and Loyalton in Sierra County to Highway No. 24 at Vin- ton, Plumas County, to be includ- ed in the State Highway  system, and urging upon the State Legis- lature of the State of California the earnest consideration and passage of Assembly Bill 2279. AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth, Flanagan, Blackman, Cloman and, Primary R o a d Humphrey. NOES: None. AB- THURSDAY, ARPIL 19, 1951 HAVE TWO PIANOS to sell i Lhis area at a nice discount; like new. Write WiLt Piano Co., Cio, Calif. 5-tfc, FOR SAI. '41 Mercury 5-pas, coupe; new motor, Columbia two- :peed rar axle. $600. J. R. North, Crescent Mills. 6-3O FOR RENT--2 apartments, 3 cabins, 40 acres pasture land. H. A. Morel, Travelers Hotel, Green- ville. 2. FOR RENT--2-rm. modern cabin, furnished. C. J. Frederickson take dirt road to left at foot of Crescent Grade. tfe Friends and relatives away from home are always glad to receive the home-town paper. Send them a gift subscription to The Record. 'OR SALE---1931 Model A Ford dump truck. Motor" in A-1 shape. fst house on Stndart Mine road, BABY SITTkNG at your home-- 50c per hour until midnite. Mrs Wallace, phone 312M-3. 8 ROOM AND BOARD---Pine Val- ley Inn, on Highway 89, % miles out of Greenville. 4tf0 HAT-tING Mondays and Thurs- days throughout the year. Mc- Cleary's New Hampshire Chicks, 18c ea. postpaid. MCCleary Hatch- ery, Oroville, phone9J2. 6-4o PIAIOS and sewing machine. Buy your new piano and sewing machine while the best is still available. Highest allowances on old pianos or sewing machines. Write Wilson, Rex 664, Gridley, Calif. 2-tfo YOUR WATKINS DEALER LEROY PRYOR Graeagle, Calif. (3-tfc) ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE STANLEY BANG 1011 No. St. Susanville ALTERATIONS- BUTTONholes DRESSMAKING - TAILORING MIS JIMMY $1ITH Telephone Greenville 31-M-5 FOR HOLMES - RANCHES- RESORTS LOTS AND ACREAGE SEE OR CALL HELEN HOLLENBECK Realtor - Quincy Phone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg. CONCRETE IRRIGATION P.PE SEE THE SUPERIOR PiP, = CO. 2440 Park Ave,, Chico, Calif. 10-tf TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW PRICES AND SHOP AT "KATHAN'S SECOND HAND STORE" New Linoleum $4.75 and up; new divan sets $130.00; new armless divans $40.00; new platform rockers $22.50; new box springs and innerspring mattresses" $25.00 each; 1950 apartment size "Fri- gidaire,' like new $110.00; new steel lawn chairs $5.95, new rub- er garden hose--25 ft. length "$3.25, 50 ft. length $4.95; new toilet sets $35.00; new galvanized pipe; new electric drilLS and num- erous other tools; *goOd used fur- niture sUch as treddle sewing mhine; divans; divan sets; chests of drawers; tables; end tables; coffee tbles: trunks; beds; .cots; springs; mattresses; occas- sional chairs; rockers; high chairs; ice boxes; doors; washing mach- ines; vacuum cleaners; sinks mis- cellaneous and many kitchen uten- sils and dishes to numerous to mentior. KATHAN'S SECOND HAND STORE ON road to fair grounds entrance. Quincy, Calif. Phone 347 We do local and long distance moving. uy all yoJr printing at homo, SENT: Hone. Carried and so or-; dered. Motion made by Supervlso Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that John H. England of the State Personnel Board be requested to make a re-survey of Plumas County salaries coming under the jurisdiction of the sal- ary ordinance, with a report of same being made to this Board o11 May 8, 1951. Carried and so or- dered. There being no further business to come before this Board, and there being on. file an order re- questing a special meeting to be held on Tuesday, April 17th, 1951, the Board adjourns until said date at 10 o'clock A. M, E. J. Humphrey, Chairman ATTEST: Lois Aladx, Clerk,