Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 3

mmmm. TOT ITEMS Interesting Budget of News Erom Our Northern Correspondent Willita, Oct. work at the construction camp is progressing nicely. If this good weather continues they will be out of the danger of by the first of next month. There are 150 meu and iOO bead of horses and mules at work.

The lecture delivered by Hon. J. G. Carap last week was probably the best ever given here. This is the first of a aeries of six entertaiu'ments that will be given here this season by the Midland Lyceum Bureau of Chicago.

Judge Alf Pennington is doing lota of buaiuesa now. Last week he fined tour hoboa each and Saturday five more were run in, three of whom were sentenced to work thirty days on the streets and two were discharged. Monday Maggie Kuckor was arrested for running a disorderly house and fined 8i0 or forty days in the bastile. Burglars broke into the home of J. M.

Huywards iSaturday night and stole 828 in money, a gold watch and chain other all told at at least SIOO. It is presumed the trick was turned by one of the toughs that came up with the construction crew. VVork on the oil and gas well is not progreaaing very fast aa they are working in very hard slate. The flow of gas ia increasing all the time and aufljcient for commercial purposes is now aagured. The night freight train was diacon- tiuned last week.

George Richardson returned from the city Sunday where he was attending the Masonic Grand Lodge. J. .13. Kiuaey arrived from Freemont, Indiana, yesterday. IJis wife, nee Efl3o Wells, and children have been here for two mouths.

Mr. Kin- aey will probably purchase Gunner Spjuth'a harness business. Mrs. Long is attending the State W. C.

T. U. convention at Petaluma. Wm. VVeigand had business in the city this week.

Lee Anten has gone to Adam's Lake county, where he expects to remain about a month. Prof W. L. Babcdck is visiting our schools this week. Loriu Griffith came up from Ukiab last week to accept a position with the Willita Mercantile Company.

Mra. Hal Kenworthy and daughter are up from Dixon on a visit. August and Mrs. H. J.

Johnson came down from Oovelc last week with fourteen Indian children who will go to Carlisle, Penn. and Phoenix, schools. Misa Genevieve Mathews returned to her home in Ukiah last week. Rumor has it that slie will settle down here in a few monthf. Mrs.

Allan Davidson ia visiting friends at Attorney John Euddock, of Ukiab, imagines he knows how to play whist. be all right at the county seat but he is certainly out-claseed here. He got in a game here and was beaten fouiteen' straight games. Ask Barney Scow for the parHoulars, Mrs. G.

A. Smart has returned from a visit in Napa county. A. SV. Poatnv, of San Rafael, visited his borther Will several days last week.

W. 0. Hunter was up from Tiburon Saturday. Miss Edith Wilson, of Gummiugsi was married to Oville Patton last Sunday. The stork left another daughter at the home of Goo.

Haas lost Friday. Mrs. J. L. Liftchild of Ukiah visited friends here Monday.

P. L. Hall, Vane Rogers and R. E. Cook attended Frank Orr's funeral at Ukiah Saturday.

President Lancaster has secured Francis Hope to lecture at the hail Monday night. Mr, Hope is the official lecturer of the California Promotion Committee, Miss Mabel Endicott has returned from a visit in the bay cities. The Misses Anna Rose, and Grace Renniok came up from Ukiah last week and will live here in the future. Attorney Swortflguer is still a very sii)k man. The railroad boys will give a dance at Whited'a hall next Friday night.

A crowd is expected up from Ukiab. BIG REVIVAL MEETING IN OLD MENDOCINO SUMMONS Mendocino, Oct. Jonea and Burcb concluded Cthe work here with their service laat Sunday evening, This ia ia the moat auocessful revival that has ever been held in this section of the coast. Nearly seventy-five converts are reported. A banquet was served to the converts on Monday evening by the ladies of the church.

The mill started Monday with the new boiler plant furnishing their steam. This is the first step toward the reconstruction of the mill. Now will commence the tearing away of the old boiler plant and extending the mill so as to make room for the latest improvements in machinery. The mill will be remodeled and made up-to-date in every way. An Italian by the name of Joseph August died rather suddenly here last Wednesday evening.

At flrst the cause was given aa appendicitis. A post mortem examination showed that somebody bad jumepd on his chest, bursting open his stomach. The party committing the offense ia unknown. The Willita high acbool baaeball team came clear over to the coast to give the Mendocino boya ari opportunity of drubbing them 12 to Come again boya and may better luck attend you. A son and heir was born to the wife of I.

F. Iversen, October 9. I. F. is stepping pretty high over this new addition.

S. P. Speer returned Sunday from San Francisco where he has been representing the local order of Masons. Certain cure for for Ten Years Without a Failure Mr. W.

C. Bott, a Star City, hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in his praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. His children have all been subject to croup and he baa used this remedy for the paat ten yeara, and though they much feared the croup, his wife and he alwaya felt safe upou retiring when a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was in the house. His oldest child was subject to severe attacks of croup, but this remedy never failed to effect a spedy cure. He has recommended it to frienda and neighbors and all who have used it aay that it is unequaled for croup and whooping cough.

For sale by J. R. Mathews, Ukiah, Cal. Ice, ice, ice. For your ice call up 'phone 513, Ed.

Davidaon, agent; 25 centa a hundred. tf. mi Any Young Man or On Saturdays and Sundays Hurd and Fattbn will serve marahmallow sundie, banana epeoial, and strawberry and vauila icte aream. Don't forget the days. tt.

Husband or father, earning a fair salary can become a club member and secure our Kohler Chase Model Piano at co-operative club price to mem- beas of $2S7, on easy terms of little at a time. Kohler Chase Club Pianos cost club members instead of $400, which is the regular price, just a little more than ordinary and $275 live or ten 3'ears they cost much the3' are still good. They are built to last a lifetime, and are guaranteed to do so. You can buy other pianos at or about $287, but you don't get Kohler Chase tone, Kohler Chase action, Kohler Chnselasting quality, Kohler Chase reputation, and in all Kohler Chase satisfaction. Our Kohler Chase Co-oper-' ative Piano Club, in connection with our inexpensive Mail Order Department, saves you nearly worth we do iiot collect balance due on pianos in case of death ot parent give you a receipt in keep the piano in the JJhome.

Join the club just forming. Be 111 time. write for Booklet "12," which will explain the fairest, best and safest piano proposition ever ofiFered. HoMer Cor.Sumr ratiKlin $an ranclsco. or 1015 Broadway, Oakland In the Superior Court of the County of Mendocino.

State of California. lata George C. Call, called also, Geo. C. GJall, Plaintifi vs.

Arthur S. Garretaon, called also A. S. Garretson, B. H.

Hubbard, E. H. Hubbard, Assignee of Union Loan and Trust Company, a corporation, Union Loan and Trust Company, a corporation, London and Sioux City Colony and Investment Company, corporation, London and Sioux City Finance Company, a corporation, Credits Commutation Company, a corporation and Commutation Securities Company, a corporation, John Doe, Richard Roe and Mary Roe, Action brought in the superior court of the county of Mendocino, State of California, and the com- plaintfiled in the office of the clerk of said County of Mendocino. J. W.

PRESTON, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California Send Greeting to; Arthur S. Garretaon, called also A. S.Garretson, E. H.

Hubbard, E. H. Hubbard, Assignee of Union Loan and Trust Company, a corporation. Union Loan and Trust Company, a a corporation London and Siuux City Colony and Investment Company, a corporation, London and Sioux City Finance Company, a corportiou. Credits Commutation Company, a corporation, and Commutation Securities Company, a corporation, John Doe, Richard Doe, and Mary Roe.

That the object of aaid auit is to obtain a judgment- and decree of aaid court, declaring that the palin- tiff ia the owner in fee aimple ot the lands in Mendocino county California described as follows All thoae certain lota pieces or parcels of laud situate, lying and being in the County of Mendocino, State of California, bounded and particularly described, as follows to-wit; Lots seven(7), (ll), four teen fifteen (lo) of section twenty-seven (27): Lots two (2), three (l), Qva (6) seven (7), and eight (S), of section thtity-four(34) Lots five (5) eleven (12), fourteen (li), and fifteen section thirty-five (35), all in townahip seventeen (l7) north range fourteen (ll) weatM6uut Diablo Base Meridian also lots one (l) and two (2) of section three (3) in township sixteen (16) north of range fourteen(14) west of Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, and containing in all eight hundred and eighty-three acres and seventy six hundredths of an acre, according to the United States Government survey thereof. And also to obtain a decree of aaid court adjudging that the defendants have nor have either or any of them any estate, right, title or interest in said land or in any part thereof. You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of thei County of Mendocino, State of California within ten days after the service on you of this served within this county; or within thirty days if sewed elsewhere. And you are notified that unless you appearand auswfer as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages manded in the complaint, as arising upon contract or he will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in said complaiut. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the County of Mendocino, State of California, this 2nd day ot October A.

1907. HALE McOOWEN, Clerk. (Seal.) Otc4. 9t. How to Cure a Cold The question of how to cure a cold without unnecessary loss ot time is one in which we are all more or less interested, for the quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less the danger of pheumonia and other serious diseases.

Mr. B. W. Hall, of VVaverly, Ya-- haa used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 'for yeara and says: "I firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. I have recommended it to my friends and they all argee with me." For sale by J.

R. Mathewds, Ukiah, Cal. QuYnty, Sprtint and Swellings Sired "In November, 1901, I caught cold and bad the quinsy. My throat was swollen so I could hardly breathe. I applied Chamberlain's Fain Balm and it gave a short time.

In two days I was all right," says Mrs. L'. Cousins, Otterburn, Mich. Chamberlains'Pain llalm is a liniment and is especially valuable for sprains and swellings. For sale by J.

B. Matbwes, Ukiah. Cal. PO A ANDJICITY Resume of South Coast News Taken From The L. pany has E.

White Lumber Oom- purchased the post office building, next to their store. The mortal remains of the late Tom P. Smythe were consigned to mother earth at Cuffey'a cove last Friday afternoon in the pieaence of a large number of old frienda and ac- laintances. Being solicitous of the welfare of their employees, the L. B.

White Lumber Company are building and equipping a good reading room at Greenwood, where the men can spend their evenings in quietness and amidst elevating environments. Geo. R. Batt has offered to duplicate his prize offered the high acbool students for the best articles on the following subject, "How to double the population of Point Arena in ten years." The contest will close one week from next Monday, October 21, and ia open tc every body. Articles must not exceed five hundred vyorda.

J. B. MoCheeny, an agent of the immigration department, was here the the first of the week taking teati- mouy in the case of Jim Ho, the Grand hotel cook, who has just spent nearly two years in China and wishes to return. Jim repreaenta himself to be a merchant, which ia technically true as he is said to be interested in the store with Charley Dock, but he worked as a cook aVid failed to get a laborer's leave of, ab- suuec when be went to China and therefore it is more than likely he will be returned to his native land. BIO BONUS KEQUTRED.

City That Gets Republican tion Must Put Up Washington, Oct. city which has to spare, with a hall seating from 7,000 to 10 ,000 persons, with adequate hotel accommodations for 2,000 delegates, alternates and officcers, plus to 20,000 visitors, and the whole surmounted with an adequate telegraph service, can make a bid for the next Republican National Convention with a fair prospect of success. The call ot the meeting of the national committee will probably be issued during the latter part of this week, when Chairman New arrives in Washington and has a conference with Secretary Elmer Dover, who is already in town. If the usual cijs- tom is followed the committee will meet in this city somewhere about th.e 6th or 7th of December, which are the last days in the week in which the new Congress meets. Chicago, St.

Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Seattle, Pittsburg and Boston are after the convention. Notice to Creditors Estate of Constance Holman, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executor of the last will of said deceased, to the creditors of, and all persona having claima against the decensed, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the flrst publication of this notice, to the said Executor at his residence at Ukiah, the' same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the County of Mendocino, State of California. Dated October 3rd, 1907. D.

E. MANKINS, Executor. Thomas, Pemberton Thomas, At- torneya for Executor. Affiicted With Sore Years Eyes for 33 I have been afBlictod with sore eyes for thirty-three years. Thirteen years ago I became totally blind and was blind for six years.

My eyes were badly inflamed. One of my neighbors insisted upon my trying Chamberlain's Salve and gave me half a bo.x of it. To my surprise it healed my eye and my sight came back to P. C. Earls, Cynthiana, Ky.

Chamberlain's Salve is for sale by J. R. Mabtews, Ukiah, Cal. MRS. TOM DOYLE SEVERELY BURNED VXIaapar, Oct.

Mrs. Tom Doyle was badly burned Sunday while making coffee at a pleasure party on the beach. The cover to the coffee pot was air tight and while leaning over it it exploded causing a very severe burn on the arm. B. A.

Rose, boas of the Caspar mill left, Friday morning on a business trip to the Metropolis. Mr. Stanley, of the Mendocino electric light company, has been busy for several days connecting the wires of the main line with the Caspar mill. The mill's private plant burned out over a week ago. Mrs.

O. J. Hood left Thursday via Fort Bragg on an extended pleasure trip below. Mr. Pomeroy who has had charge of the Caspar company's books during the illness of Mr.

Scheper left Friday for San Francisco. Mr. Pomeroy'a short stay gained for bim a host of friends who regret his departure. We are pleased to see the pleasant face of Scheper again at the office window. Mr.

Scheper and family returned Thursday from the city. IDEE COAST Items Ffom tliia "Beaeoii" For Joe Boyd, the nonti4ct for furnishing the piling fbr the Navarro bridge, is getting out some very nice sticks. They come from the patch of timber west of John Fesula 's place. Electrician Stanley and a crew of linemen were working at Caspar sev-; eral days this week putting up transformers to be used until new onea arrive. One of the most remarkable revival meetings ever held on the Mendocino coast is still in progress The- meetings are held in Odd Fellows' hall and large congregations greet Evangelist, Rev.

Robert L. and his singer Carl E. Buroh, nightly. Vtrhe engagement of Misa Rosa E. Lilly, ot Littleriver, and Geo.

A. Ottoson, of Comptche, is announced. The happy event ia slated to take Geo. Plowman, after an absence pia tijQ ot the bride on of two months, returned Thursday to attend to some business interests. He reports Mrs, Plowman some what improved in health.

M. A. Nolan returned Sunday from an extended tour through the northern coast states. ROUND VALLEY Covelo, Oct. stock men are becoming gloomy on account of the continued dry weather.

They fear it will be so late before it rains that the feed will have no time to grow before the winter froata sot in. Judsou Byres, a yoUng man who has been wroking for Mr. Shafer at Rodeo valley, accidentally shot himself through the hand a few days ago. The hand will probably be crippled. October 31.

A big bunch of Woodmen initiates- will go to Fart Bragg on the 25th' inst. to join a large number of candi- datea there and be initiated into the fraternity of the Woodmen of the World. The death of Joe August Sonza Thursday on account of his having been sick but three days, caused some fear lost he died from injuries received during an altercation with some parties two days frevioua. Dr. Milliken hold an autopsy npon the body and found that death seemingly was due to natural causes.

Kaiser Must Testify. i Berlin, Oct. Kaiser been summoned as a witness by MMC-' Imillan Harden, editor ot a Berlta; weekly, in a libel suit brouilit against him by Count Von G. W. Duncan is putting in a glass The law gives the Kaiser the right front in his atore building, which will be useful as well aa ornamental as it will give plenty of light.

The people of this community are very much exfited over the fact that the diphtheria has made its appearance among us. Some have fled to the mountains and all are using every precaution to prevent it from spreading. The schools and churches are all closed. At thia writing, Monday, there are but five casea, all of which are confined to one house which is quarantined. Probate Notice testify in private.

Harden's action in going to the in trying to prove the charges he made against Count'Von Moitke' has caused a sensation. His other leading witnesses will ha CrowBj Prince Frederick William, Kiag' Frederick of Saxony, ten other minor German royalties, Chancellor Von Buelow and Prince Phillip of Bulen- berg. Harden's articles accused Von Moitke of disreputable political intrigues. Gsner.al Booth in 3IinneapoIis. Minneapolis, OctM7.

I eral William Booth, commander I the Salvation Army, arrived in Mln- neapolis yesterday and received an. 1 enthusiastic greeting from represen- i tatives of his organization gathered from all parts of the northwest and In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Mendocino. i In the matter of the estate of: ANNA H. SLINGBELAND, deceased, Canada. The feature of General Notice ot bearinK of Petition for Booth's stay in the city will be a pub- Probate of lie meeting in the Auditorium to- Notice is hereby given that Monday Governor Johnson wi'l pre- the foreUoon of room of the in the court the of October, A.

D. 1D07. at ten o'clock in said day at the court above entitled court, house in the Town of Ukiah City, in the County of Mendocino, State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the side and. many other persons of note i will he present to greet the venerablff leader. Fish Get Intor-dcatert.

Petaluma, Oct. Fish feed on wine when the tide is high and become so thoroughly, intoxlcat- Will of said Anna H. Sliugerland, ed that they forget to go home when deceased, and for hearing the appli the waters recede, cation of M. A. Thomas for the is- B.elng left on the shoals they die suance to him of letters testamentary i by hundreds until complaint to ithe thereon.

Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 3rd day of October A. D. 1907. HALE McCOWEN, County Clerk and ex-oiBoio clerk of the superior court of the said County of Mendocino. (Seal) Oct 4 3t.

or Cbiiaren and training School Tor nurses year old graded course, lec- ures, recitations and practical instruction each week. No young women less than nineteeu years accepted. Student nurses are furnished with pleasant room in separate building. For requirements for admission address Superintendent of Nurses Hospital for Children, 3821 Sacramento San Francisco. board of health has been made.

InvestigatioX will follow, it being alleged the Works and Winery here are responsible, through dumping refuse along the edge of the Petaluma river. Follows Alleged Slayer. Santa Rosa, Oct. Sheriff Qrr was aere yesterday after-i noon on the trail of J. Baldo who shot to death a young Italian, named Cinquini at Greenwood, Mendocino county, last Sunday Jealousy over a woman is to" have been the cauEie of ihe tragedjr.

The man was shot in the mouth; and three times In the body. it Mothers endorse II nearly sUothor cough cures are constlpatlnj, Mpeclally thosa containing Opiatet KMintdy'i Cousdi Synip.moveJ 'ho bowala. Sold by E. B. Gibson.

Ukiab Grant's CIrandsonGivc-n Washington, Oct. Sfat Defiartmeut has designated Algernon V' Sartoria of the District of ColumWaH -i to be secretary of the Montevidlo. Mr. Sartoris via! grandson of President Grant; afSvyM-f.