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URIAH REPUBLICAN PRESS, APRIL 30, 1930 PAGE SEVEN EVERY can afford 'a new roof hij modern plan POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For County Clerk HARRY M. BURKE Primary Election Tuesday, August 20, 1030 For County Clerk IF. IVERSEN Primary Election Tuesday, August 20, 1030 For County Clerk B. G. BROADDUS Primary Election Tuesday, August 26.

1080 For State Senator Fourth District FRED C. HANDY Miliary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For State Senator Fourth District It R. INGELS Primanr Election Tuesday, August 20, 1080 For State Senator Fourth District. N.F.HOWE Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For Assemblyman Sixth District GEO. M.

BIGGAR Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For Assemblyman Sixth District Wendell Henderson Primary Election Tuesday, August 26,1030 For Assemblyman Sixth District S.W.PUGH Primary Election Tuesday August 26, 1030 For County Assessor CHARLES WHITED Primary Election Tuesday August 20, 1030 For Constable Uklah Township L. G. MORGAN Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 FOR Public Administrator ANDCORONER WM. F. ORNBAUN Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 FOR County Superintendent of Schools F.

D. PATTON Primary Election Tuesday, August 20, 1030 For Constable Uklah Township HARRY W. CARR Primary Election Tuesday, August 20. 1030 For Supervisor Third District JOHN M. RUPE Primary Eleotion Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For County Surveyor E.

H. SMITH Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 For Supervisor Third DAN P. ENGLISH Election (Tuesday, August 20, 1930 For Constable Uklah Township Robert B. Stambaugh Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For County Recorder JAMES R. ELDER Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For County Auditor PAUL M.

MATHEWS Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 A TANK VICTIM Lloyd T. Van Allen Had Head Hurt In Swimming Mishap For District Attorney LILBURN GIBSON Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1030 For County Treasurer D. C. SMITH Primary Election Tuesday, August For Tax Collector VCMLNEY VAN DYKE Primal Election Tuesday, Aqgust 26. 1939 For County Assessor Frank W.

Reynolds Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 For Constable Ukjah Township NELS C. McCLURE Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 For Constable UKIAH TOWNSHIP MRS. JACK PAYNE Primary election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 For Sheriff E. L. WILLIAMS Primary election Tuesday, August 20, 1930 C.

L. JAMES For County Assessor Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 For Sheriff MENDOCINO COUNTY EARL BISHOP Primary Election Tuesday August 26, 1930 For Justice of the Peace Uklah Township J. A. HOFFMAN Primary Election Tuesday, August 26, 1930 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Mendocino. In the Matter of the Estate of II.

T. Renick, also known as Robert T. Renick, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned executor of the last will and testament of decedent above named to the creditors of, and to all persons having claims against the said decedent to file the same' with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the above entitled Court within six months after the first publication of this notice, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the offices of Mannon Brazier in the Savings Bank Buildiug, City of Uklah, County of Mendocino, State of California, the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate in said County of Mendocino. Dated this 26tU day of April, 1930.

CHARLES M. MANNON, As executor of the last will and testament of R. T. Renick, also known as Robert T. Renick, Deceased.

MANNON BRAZIER, Attorneys for Executor. Date of first publication: April 30, 1930. 49-5c take yow can sir ig troubles odst at The Manx. doorman takes your car when you arrive and places it in a garage connected with the Hotel. Just hand htm your key as you leave the all.

Located in the heart of the everything. ,17 Service, Qualiiy meMAMx, HOTEL iL SAN (Special Correspondence of The Prete) HOPLAND, April 28. Mrs. Bernice Sullivan and Mrs. Lindsay I'uett and children, comity, were here Saturday.

Mrs. I'uett boarded the northbound Eureka Express here for Fortuiia where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stllllngs for a few weeks.

Miss Dotty Ailenbest visited last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ailenbest in East Sanel. The young woman is employed in San Francisco.

A. Sturtevant was among; the several women from here attending the; Flower Show in Ukiah Saturday: The Hopland Sidewalk Garden Club made a very creditable exhibit and carried off a blue ribbon. Mra. Jennie Duncan attended to business matters in Ukiah during the week. Miss Mabel Walker and Miss Dorothy Ailenbest motored to Ukiah on Thursday for a short visit.

Mrs. Lyle Rawles Stout, teacher at the Nokomia school, passed Easter week in San Francisco with her brother and sister, Ger aldlne Rawles. Mrs. Stout was accompanied by her young son and her sister, Mrs. D.

E. Babcock, of Boon vllle. Mrs. Wayne Burke, local grammar school teacher, passed her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Geo, Clow, at Philo. Oiling The Highway. S. J. Harrington, foreman of the highway crew on the McDonald-to the-Sea Highway south of here, has engaged a full crew of men to oil the highway from the Mountain House to Bbonville, following the thorough graveling of the road.

Have A Daughter. A daughter was born here April 20 to Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Billy. Dr.

E. C. Bennett was in charge of the case. Victim- Passed Away. Mike Kinicn, seeticui track -vyalker who was struck by an electric train south of here recently, died of his injuries at the Ukiah General Hospital, according to a message received here last week.

Got Marriage License. A marriage license was issued in Ukiah this week to Ulysses P. Harington, of this place, and Ethel Par- dinl, of Cloverdale. Will See The Elephants. The country hereabouts is being placarded with highly-colored posters announcing the coming of Al.

G. IS COMING UP Instruments Recorded Golden Gate Span Di rectors In Important Meeting NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the State California, in and for the County of Mendocino. In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah M. Orsborn, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, the'Executor of the Estate of Sarah M.

Orsborn, Deceased, to the creditors of and' all persons having claims against 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 above named Court, or to exhibit them with the necessary ouchers within six montha after the first publication of this notice to said Executor at his office in the Preston Building, in Ukiah, Mendocino County, California, which said last named dace the undersigned Executor selects as the place of business in all matters appertaining to the said estate of Sarah M. Orsborn, Deceased. J. R. THOMAS, As Executor of said Estate.

W. P. THOMAS, Attorney for said Executor. First publication in Republican Press April 23, 1930. -iS-6c In Snn Francisco yesterday there was commenced a special meeting of the directors of the Golden Gate Bridge Highway District.

The meeting, it was expected, would extend over into today. The session, it was contemplated, would be one of the most Important so far held. To Submit Plans. The first matter to be taken up was the consideration and approval or disapproval of plans and Specifications, documents and studies for the election of the Golden Gate bridge, for (he purpose of submitting the same to the UnTled States District Engineer's office at San' Francisco for approval of the bridge structure: May Accept Permit. The second situation the board would have to deal with was the passing of such resolutions as- may be necessary to accept on the part of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District the approval issued by John W.

Weeks, Secretary of War, on December 20, 1924. for the building of the Golden Gate bridge. WOULD BE SUPERVISOR Dnn P. English, who has announced his candidacy for supervisor from the Third supervisorial district, was mingling with Uklah friends the last of the week. Mr.

who halls from Round Valley, will make a formidable contender for the place. IS INTERESTED A card from Walter Sandelhi, of The Palace Hotel, who Is in A gun Callente, Mexico, contains the information he may purchase an orange grove, or "something of the kind." Miss Reba Edwards, of Fort Bragg, was a visitor here Thursday while en- route to San Francisco for a weekend visit. Mrs. Rose York, mother of Roy York, who has been undergoing medical treatment here, has returned to her home near Upper Lakel STOMACH ULCERS And Kindred Stomach' Ailments. If yon are bothered by stomach ulcers, gases, pains or similar stomach ailments, send for Johnston's Golden S.

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3 Fort Calif. 48-12c CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERS DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME Know All Men By These Presents: We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are co-partners transacting a General Garage business, including storing, cleaning, repairing, renting, buying and selling automobiles and accessories thereto, under the firm name and' style of S. E. GARAGE; that the place of bust, ness of said 'Co-partnership is at Main Street In the of Mendocino, and County of Mendocino, State of California; and that the names in full of all the members of said partnership and their respective residences, are as follows, to-wit: Felix W. Lyons, Fort Bragg, California.

William A. Meiidosa, Mendocino, California. In witness whereof; we have hereunto set odr hands this 3rd day of April, 1930. WM. A.

MENDOSA. FELIX W. LYONS. State of California, County of Mendo clno, ss. On this 21St day of February in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty, before me, Wan.

Shaw, a No tary and for the County of Mendocino, State of California, resld Ing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Felix W. LyonB and Meudosa, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing in strumeiit and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in the town of Mendocino, County of Mendocino, the day and year in this certificate first above written. (Seal) WM. SHAW, Notary Public in and for the County of Mendoci Stnte of California.

First publication Apr. 23, 1930. 48-tfc Barnes Circus which will puss through here Friday, May 9, and will show that day at Uklah. It is needless to add Hopland will be well represented in the crowd viewing the attraction at Uklah. Mrs.

Barbara Elkins and sister, Mrs. Ed. Heald, of Cloverdale, visited friends here and at Ukiah Easter Sunday. Hopland Boy Hurt. V.

I. Van Allen, local contractor, received word last week his son, Lloyd T. Van Allen, who has a position In San Diego, had received severe cuts about his head while swimming in a tank at the Y. M. C.

A. building in the southern city. The young man slipped nnd fell while entering the tank. It was necessary to take 12 studies in the scalp to close the wound. Lloyd Van Allen is a graduate of the Hopland high school and was highly regarded here.

Since going south he has made good business progress and Is member of the Y. M. C. A. Increasing Size Of Sheds.

Two are being added to the fruit packing sheds directly south of town. The building was erected in 1808 and the new space will double the capacity of the plant. Citizens Worried. It is claimed a tentative survey of the new highway, or rather the relocated highway which will come up the east side of Russian river, will strike some distance above Hopland and leave the town off on, a side road, ns it were. As the story goes the eastside highway will come into the Redwood Highway a short distance north of the Shlminin home.

Naturally Hopland residents who have property interests- In the. town are opposed to Hopland being Isolated. While it is true the town will be on the present highway, it can easily be understood how Hopland will be seriously handicapped by being left off the main highway. Local residents plan appealing to Senator Fred C. Handy requesting him to use his influence in making certain Hopland remains on the Redwood Highway.

April 19, 1930, JUDGMENT: Adams et al plffs vs Viola Evans; dated 4-10-30; jdgt In favor of plfl's affecting Conrad Gschweud ranch near Sherwood. April 21, 1930. DEEDS: A to Curtis: dated 4-1430; undiv Vi lnt In prop In Sees 15, 0, 7 nnd S. IS 12 MDM. I Gilbert et ux to Morton; dated 1.0-111-29; prop In Sees 5, 7, 8, 10.

15 17, 18, 19 and 20. 19 N. 13 and In Sec 31, 13 MDM. MORTGAGE: A Pah I et al to Emil Hogstrom; dated 4-14-30; prop In Sees 5, 6, 7 and 8, IS l'J MDM; $1000. Geo Pinches et al to Bk of WI1- llts; dated 2-1-30; prop In Lnyton- vllle nnd 40 acres in Sec 12, 21 15 MDM.

NOTARY BOND: Barnes; dated 3-20-30. April 22, 1930. RECONVEYANCE: Anglo London Paris Nat'I Bk to Glen Blair Redwood Co; dated 4-1430; partial reconveyance of int in timber on SWVi of SWVi of Sec 21 lying Of divide betw Fork of Ten Mile river and Churchman creek; and NEVi of SWVi and of NWVi Sec 28, 19 16 MDM. DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION: Mary Mattson est to Nlcklns Mattson; dated 4-19-80; undiv Vi Int In Lots 12, 13, 14 of Blk 2, Ft Bragg Racecourse Subd. DEEDS: Lewis et al to Geo dated 1-20-30; protf in Twp 21 17 W.

MORTGAGE: Cleo McCullough et vir to 1st Nat Bk of Willlts; dated 4-4-30; Lot 11 In Blk 18. NW Addn to Willlts; $220. RELEASE OF MORTGAGE: Prlvato PozzI et al to Anthony Cuncllnl; dated rel of mtg In bk 25 of-0 pg 144. April 23, 1930. PATENTS: A to Carson Smith; dated 4-8-29; of of SEVi of NWVi, NEVi of SWVi, of SEVi of SWVi Sec 32, 23 13 MDM.

TJ A to Edward Smith Jr; dated 4-8-29; of NWVi, NVi of SEVi of NWVi, NVa of of SEV4 of of Sec 32, 23 13 W. A to Delia Smith; dated 4-829; NWVi of NWVi, of SWVi of NWVi, of of SWVi of of Sec 32, 23 13 MDM. WEEDS: Carson Smith to Rohrbough; dated 2-3-30; of of SEtt of NWVi. NEVi of SWVi, of of SWVi Sec 32, 23 13 W. Edward Smith Jr to Rohrbough; dated 2-3-30; of NWK, of ot SEV4 of NWtt, NMs of SEVi of Sec 32, 23 13 MDM.

Delia Smith to Rohrbough; dated 2-3-30; of SWM, of SWtt of NMi of of WT PAY UP RANCHRENTAL Edward Morris Judgment Of $2087 Wus Entered Because there was but a iiuestlou of law Involved and practically notb- 'it 1 for a jury to determine Wodnos- I day last Judge H. L. Preston tool from the jury the ease of rfirove vs. Edward Morris, of Willlts. and entered a verdict In favor of Mr.

Grove. An Old Controversy. The suit Is of several years origin. Some time ago Mr. Grove leased his ranch near Willlts to Mr.

Morris, who in turn transferred the lease. The rental wus to be $2000 yearly. Mr. Grove was forced to sue for his rcnt- ol and two years ago in B'ebrunry was giveu Judgment for the rental then due, amounting to $333. The' case was appealed and was defeated in the higher court.

Meanwhile the lease continued in force and Mr. Grove then filed a second suit to collect the rental for the ranch from the time of the Judgment until he took possession of It. Got Large Sum. Attorney Chas. Kasch represented Mr.

Grove nnd in last week's litigation obtained a verdict for his client in the sum of $2087. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the State of Califorina, in and for the County of Mendocino. In the Matter of the Estate of Leo Wilson, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Lee Wilson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hip-lng claims 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 above-named Court, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after ihe date of the first publication of this Notice, to said administrator at the office of M. II.

Iversen, in the Preston Building, at Uklah, California, which said last named place the undersigned administrator selects as the place of business in all matters appertaining to or connected with the said estate of said Lee Wilson, deceased. W. K. WILSON, Administrator of the Estate of Lee Wilson, deceased. M.

H. IVERSEN, Attorney for Administrator. First publication in The Republican Press April 16, 1930. 47-6c MODERN FIREPROOF JUJTTCR AT KCAJUft 5T9. SAN FRANCISCO WITHOUT BATH ROOM WtTH BATH GEO.

HOOPER Teacher of Voice FRANCES EDDY REA 2yi Years Training at San Francisco Conservatory of Music One year teaching experience PRIVATE OR CLASS LESSONS Studio, 331 W. Perkins: St. Phone 00, DAVE COHEN Wholesale Fruit'and Produce Long Distance Draying Furniture Moving a Specialty Leave Orders at Skagg's or Herman's Uklah Calif. You will enjoy your stay at the new Hotel Roosevelt Jones at Eddy St. Homelike Every Room with Bath or Shower Rates: $2, $2.50, $3 $1 for extra person Write for ilustrated Folder Radio in Rooms Management of RENE A.

VAY8SIE Creosoted COUGH EXPECTORANT Mentholated TRY IT of NWli Sec 32, 23 13 MDM. Vernon KJeldsen ot ux to Harry Spath et ux; dated 4-21-30: Lot 10, Blk 23, Ft Bragg. Perley Derringer to Jan JJ Gregor; dated 4-22-30; Lots 15 and 16 and of Lot 17 of Mathews Tract, Ft Bragg. DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION: Est of Addle Glang to John Glang; dated 4-7-30; of SEV Sec 8, of Sec 17, 17 17 MDM. CROP MORTGAGE: Goo Hewlett to Wolf Hop Co; dated 4-14-30; 1030 hops on Geo Hewlett ranch near Hopland.

LIS PENDENS: People of Stnte of Calif vs Underwood et al; dated 4-18-30; action to condemn rt-of-way over NMi of Sec 14 uud of Sec 13, 23 17 MDM. BILL OF SALE: Kjeldseh et ux to Harry Spath et ux; dated 4-21-30; Ft Bragg Steam Ldry in Ft Bragg. April 24, 1930. DEEDS: Henry Meyer et ux to A Sanchez; dated mop In Ulk 21, Ukiah. Carl A Telchgraber to Joe Glboll; dated 4-21-30; 12 acres in Calpella Fruit Land Tract.

Nicklasrf Mattson to Olderman et ux; dated 4-4-30; Lots 12, 13 and 14. Blk 2, Fort Bragg Racecourse Subdlv. Grace Borden et vir to Harriet Swain; dated 4-23-30; Lot 1, fr NEV4 of NWW Sec 11), fr Lot 4 and of Sec 18, NWVi of SWVi Hoc 20; 13 10 and fr NEW of NWVI Sec 24, 13 17 MDM, together with all livestock, equipment, farming utensils and all personal prop on land above described. 10 A Eversole et ux to Bertie l'al- lndy; dated 4-24-30; of SWVi. of Lot lti, Blk IV, Odd Fellows cemetery near Ukiah.

MORTGAGES: A Sanchez et ux to Ilenrv Meyer; dated 7-30-20; In Blk 21, Ukiah; $0200. Don II Van SSandt et ux to Wllford iMcI'hall et ux; dated 4-23-30; 2o acres In Sec 11), 14 14 MDM; $2000. Oldcrman et ux to Nlcklns Mattson; dated 4-23-30; Lots 12, 13 and 14 In Blk 2, Ft Bragg Race- course Subdlv. i Joe Glboll to Carl A Telchgrabei dated 4-2130; 12 acres of land in Calpella Fruit Land Tract; $1000. RELEASE OF Wilfred McPhiill et ux to Don II Van Zandt et ux; dated 4-23-30; rel of mtg in bk 0 of pg 457.

ATTACHMENTS: 1 I) Robinson vs Joseph Borden et ux; dated 4-24-30; Lot 1, fr NEV4 of NWVi Sec 10, fr Lot 4 and SEVi of Sec 18, NWVi of SWV4 Sec 20, 13 l(i and fr NE Vi of NEV4 Sec 24, 13 17 MDM; to satisfy demand for $7100. First Nat'I Bk of Cloverdale vs Dorothy Roth Woodburn; dated to satisfy demand for $300. TRANSCRIPT OF JUDGMENT: I) Grove et al vs Amy Recpia Long (alius); dated jdgt in favor of plffs for $2087, Int and costs. April 25, 1930. NOTARY Of II.

Haskell; dated COMMISSIONER'S CERTIFICATE OF SALE ON FORECLOSURE: Redwlue (I'omri to Thompson Co; dated 4-17-30; prop ill Tracts 41. 42. 43 and 44, Part of Round Valley Indian Reservation; $7232.81. ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE: A Lightford to Irvine Mulr Co; dated 4-25-30; assigns FolK et ux mtg dated 11-20-28 and recorded In bk (i of R. pg 440.

NOTICE OK COMPLETION: Oen'l Pole Corp to A Bally; dated 4-23-30; concrete foundation for tank completed 4-1030. RELEASE OF MORTGAGE: Lottie Lambert to Carl A graber; dated 4-22-30; rel of mtg in bk 18 of () R. pg 302. DECREES OF DISTRIBUTION 0 A Daniels to Percy Daniels et nl; dated 4-25-30; real prop In Snn Francisoc and Mendocino City, cash, etc. Est of ShultK (alias) to Henry Shultz; dated 4-25-30; real In West port.

Est of Nora Redenioyer to A Redemeyer et al; dated 4-25-30; undivided 1-3 lnt to lands In Twp 21 15 and Twp 22 N. 15 and Twp 22 It 10 MDM. M. VONSEN CO. Hote Warehouse Phono 28J H.

RUNKEL Main and Perkins, Phono 123 Phones: Office 640; Residence 541 DR. J.J. KIRWIN Pbytlcian and Surgeon Corner Oak and Standley Streets Ukioh, California L. K. Van Allen, M.

O. PHYSICIAN arid SURGEON Ultra Violet Sun Lamps X-Ray LADY ATTENDANT Phone 53 Cor. Smith and Oak Sts. Uklah, Calif. Telephone 21S KEITH C.

EVERSOLE ATTORN Y-AT-LA Practice in all State and United States Courts Marks Building Uklah, Calif NOTARY PUBLIC KEITH C. EVERSOLE Room 14 Marks Uklah, OaL 215, Res. 216 CHAS. SWANFELT Carpenter and Builder Phone 614 Ukiah. Calif.

Dr. E. C. Bennett PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 309 Office and Residence Smith and School Ukiah, Cal. Mannon Brazier ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Savings Bank Building Uklah, California DR.

CHARLES W. CHALFANT Dentist Office: 1-2-3 Hofman Building Phone 144 Uklah THE ICLIFTI A little MORE AlitHo MORE A little IE cost.