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THE OLD REUABLE Absolutely Pure THERE fS NO SUBSTITUTE his desire to evade military duty. It is said ho really lost the missing members wiiiiu at woik nt Fort Bragg. OCCURRENCES ON THE COAST As Reported In the Beacon, Advocate and Record. Brief Resume of the Doings of Our Neighbors Who Dwell on the Other Side of the Mountains. TO ETERNAL REST.

Mrs. L. Brown Passed Away on the 6th Inst After a. Brief Illness. Mrs.

Doctor J. L. Brown of Philo passed to her eternal rest December (i, at 0:45 p. m. Inflammatory fever induced by erysipelas and other coniplications, were the cause of death.

She suft'ered much during her brief illness, and at the close her numerous husbiind, sons, and at lier bedside. The interment took place December 8 lit Greenniound cemetery, near Boonville. A large concourse attended the funeral and the many mourners placed profuse llower olVerings on the grave. Eev. Thornquest of Boonville performed tlie funeral services.

The community sincerely sympathizes with the family in their bereavement. Mrs. Doctor J. L. Brown, whose maiden name was lOlizabcth Frain, was born in Rochester, New York, 22, 1832, and aged at the time of her death 70 years, 2 months and days.

The family, tlien consisting of husband, wife, and three children, crossed the plains, arriving at Napa city in 1852, and movod to Anderson valley in 1802, where they have since resided. Deceased was a faithful wife, aiyectionate mother, an idol in the family circle, and respected hy all who knew her. She was most and courteous, and possessed the good which ennoble womankind. Jf there is a hajipincss hertiilter it is hoped it will be her share. Teace to her ashes.

A MCIIHI IHHI. 7 'OINT AHKXA KECOKD. William Kctchnm lins been appointed Hold deputy for this district by Assessor ISI. A. Thomas, vice J.

C. Lane, elected supervisor. The selection is a good one and will be satisfactory to the taxpayers. Halliday and Howe shipped 400 pounds of wedges and sledges Wed- 1 and kindly traits nesday to the mill company at Willits. The firm is noted for its excellent steel tools and all lumber workers in the state secure them when possible.

We are pleased to note the improvement of C. F. Grilliith, who is steadily gaining strength. For two weeks his life was in the liahince. liut now his friends are confident of his speedy recovery.

Greenwood parlor, N. S. G. will give a masquerade ball at Greenwood on New Year's night. Those who attend are assured a good time, for the Greenwood boys know how to conduct such affairs to the satisfac- tion of all.

J. C. Halliday and George Allman left Monday for San Francisco to consurnate the subleasing of the Allman stage line from to Mendocino to Mr. Halliday. An express office will soon bo established here and at other places along the coast, which will be welcome news to a long sufl'ering people.

VORT llKACid Constable Waldo left for Ukiah this morning with Gertrude Cowan, who is insane. The public schools closed Friday for the winter vacation. Miss Conway has left for her home at Greenwood, Professor Cotton for San Miss WoellVel for Willits, Miss Arnold for Oakland and Miss English for the interior. The Hilton Lumber company which recently bought the old Graham mill on Wages creek, is rebuilding the mill. Wo understand it is their intention to put in a large mill further up the creek.

Deputy Fish Commissioner G. 11. Hedwine of this county arrested J. P. Yarborough on Thanksgiving day for violating the law relating to the killing of deer.

He had the hides of female deer in his possession. He was taken before of the Peace Cummins at Covelo, found guilty and fined which he paid. The proprietorship of the Hotel Windsor changed hands Sunday, F. 0. Jackson and S.

J. Zerbe taking charge. They are both popular gentlemen and will maintain the reputation of the as a first- class hotel. Mr. and Mrs.

Zeek have made a host of friends here who wish them well where ever they may decide to locate. MEXDOCINO liE.iCOX. J. L. Dodge saw what he thought was a white fox near Dark Gulch last Sunday evening, and, securing the help of some dogs, he gave chase tc the animal.

After a long, hard run the fellow was captured and it turued out to be an extremely large house cat. It was pure white and apparently had lived in the woods until it had become thoroughly undomesticated. Charles Burmeister, formerly of Fort Bragg, has been visiting in Germany for some time past, and is in trouble there with the military authorities, who claim that the absence of his thumb and index Anger on bis right hand is caused by Rcalcstate Transactions. John StiidehaUer et ux to Califoriiin Exliuet co: One half ucre of hind; Oostoii to Ifiiry in Ukinh rnnoh; $1()00, MiohBalEiiriKlit tp Uni (in J.umber co: acres in $1(1. Mrs A Wattonberger to Sirs K'A Maze: '10 acres near Potter; $71.02.

Cnssny Hie!) to Hollidny: l.and in ranges 11 nr.d 12, Smith to II Donohoe and llnndy: Und int in lot -1, block Town of Ukiah; $10 George Parker et to Uobort Darr: Lots -1 and 5 in a IS, 17; Dillingham to 1. Babcock: Quit claim deed to iiart of lot 31, Henley's survey of Yokayo rancho; $1. Preston to A Flemming: sw 1-4 of 8e 1-1, sw sec nw 1-4, sec 25, 18, 14; $10. Williams to A Fleming: in 18, 15; $10. B.IO'Oonnorct ux to Union Lumber co: Land in 17; $10.

BW Haines to .1 A Cooper: Land in Fowler et ux to Northwestern Ited wood co: 1540 acres in Mendocino county; 0 Attschull et nx Mas Wolf: Land in Yokayo rancho; $10. Carrie Young to Armstrong: 2o, 18, 15; $10. HT Hopper et ux to 11 Bwayree: Land in Mendocino county; Neva Young to Armstrong: Land in 15; $10. llobert Dollar et ux to James Watkina: So 1-4, s23, 18, rl5; $10. James Watkins to A Flemming: Se 1 4, secSa, tlH, rl5; $10.

8 0 Armsirong to fArohelans Perch: Land in Mendociuo county; $10. 1-4 of Land HiS POSTHUMOUS JOKE. Wlion the will oil M. riiilippon of Eoniilly, France, wns opened the other day, it was found that he had set aside a oertain sum of money for a funeral banquet. According to the will, thi.s sum iuid been deposited in a lociu savings bank and afler tlic funeral it be paid to tlic town olliciuls, who alone were invited to attend the banquet.

Wlicn they licard this good news, iho olJicinls instructed a hotel proprietor to have an excellent feast ready on the evening of the day on whieli tho fnncrnl wns to bo hold, and soon a.s the funeral wa.s over tliey Avent to the savings bank in a with tho intention of drawing out the Oreal, however, wa.s their wJien tlic cashier informed Ihcni, with a smile, that Pliilip- pon had not any money in tJie bank, and Ihcy did not venture to disagree with luni when ho liaz- ardod the conjoeturo that the deceased had simply been playing a on tlioin. All that remained for thorn to do was to notify the hotel proprietor thai; tliorc v.as no money for ihe ))anqiiot, and tiioy did. A FJussian Heart Breaker. Iiussian feminine society is all broken over the untimely end of Prince Lordkipinidse, the gayest danoer and roekless heart breaker of St. winior season for ninny year.s.

lis liigli- ness died in 'is at the hands of the oxcciii ioner, vrlio dcl'lly strangled liim xiilli (lie aid of a silken cord hoi ween iho lioad ami slioul- for when not, niakiiig love in tho llie jn'inco followed ilic trado of higliwayniau. was sen- tciu-od to dealli for holding up lliir- ty-suvoii ooaohos in 1lio Cauoasns and sliooiing a oi- more of Iiis viciiiiis, all iiioii. "'t'o (lie ladios lio say flio reports his trial, woincu tostilioi.l that he Ircaled thom to candy, tea and fruit; aCtor taking tlioif xalualiles. "And lie was as dressed as Frii Uiavolo in I lie opera," said an omhnsiastic witness, "ami shot dead in my proseneo one OL his hand who liad frightened niy children for fun." Most Timid of Kings. King Alliort ol Saxony, who died reeontly, was a very timid man.

Ho dislikoti to walk- through a room full of people, and he tilusliod like a girl if any one siioke to him. Twiligiit, indeed, was the only time during the day when he sociuod to Jiavo any courage. Thus lie was unable to refuse any request dm'iiig the day, but he often refused them during the evening, and for this reason those who wanted him to grant them favors tried if possible to obtain interviews with him during tho day. This ooustiUitional timidity gave rise to a rumor tJiat ho was lacking in physical courage, but that is not true, as on various instances ho gave striking proofs of his willingness to face perils. THE COUNTY REVIEWED.

Brief Record of Interesting Local Occurrences Presbyterian Church. Christmas music at Presbyterian church next Sunday; morning: Peace on earth, H. A. Lewis; Nazareth, Gounod; The Herald Angels, arranged from Mendelssohn; Joy to the World, Mason; Coronation, Holden. The church B.

Westerman, G. H. llhodes, Mrs. J. VVeldon and Miss Ada be assisted by Miss Josie Ames.

Mrs. Westerman will give an organ voluntary and accompany the choir. Evening: While Shepherds Watched, arranged by Sullivan; Bethlehem; The Lord is my Shepherd; Mrs. Ma.x Carothers, Miss Ames and Miss Alma Merwin will render the selections and and lead in the congregation singing. Mrs.

H. B. Smith, accompanist; Miss Deering, organist. Turkeys Wanted Ukiah house. Best cash price.

Ware- For and lot. centrally located. Apply to P. C. Albertson.

Floiral pieces or cut flowers can be had at express oiflce. Call and see designs. J. S. HART, agent.

The ladies of the M. E. church south will give a musical in the chuirch on January 3rd. An excellent program has been arranged by the best of local talent. This promises to be the social event of the holidays.

"Skinker Road." At last it can bo definitely an- nounood- that tho nnich talked of world's fair at St. Louis is to bo actually hold, for the Midway lias now been located and its limits definitely fixed. However, it will not be called the midway, but Skinker road. "Skinker!" Could a hotter name be solcctod for the attractions vliich will be there And Skinker road! What better scene for the operation of the most active and irresistible of road Louisvill Courier-Journal. For Rent.

The Wheeler ranch, two miles of Ukiah. Call ut Dr. George McCowen's for information. Incidents and Accidents Along the Personal Mention, and Social Occurrences Related by Correspondents. LAY December all ye weary and wayworn travelers, greeting: Harkon to the voice of wisdom! When you arrive at the town of Laytonville, turn your tired horse's head in tho direction of Dan Waldron's feed stable, where Knierson, the hostler, will take him in charge, feed him the choicest of hay and grain, and rub him down, then bed him with the softest of straw.

Having done this, enter into the lion's den, where Daniel will concoct for you tho most wonderful drink that you ever drank; that will make your appetite keener (if that could be done after traveling over these roads), after which, when you hear the sweet tones of the supper bell ringing, to the diuingroom go, where you will find the best the market frird crisp and brown, essences of last summer's fruits for dessert, and drinks fit for the gods, then with a toothpick and cigar enter again into the lion's den, where Daniel will wax you wnrni at a gome of billiards or any other game you propose, so when i morning comes you will leave I with reluctance, and ever after you will dwell in praise on the hospitality of mine host, tlie enterprising, the happy, the gay, tho uncouth, the inimitable Daniel Waldrou. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert (and the baby of course) came up from Willits Saturday. They are on their Kay to the Kay ranch, where they will spend the holidays.

Ed Ornbaum, after staying a few (Lays in our vicinity, returned home yesterday to his ranch across the outlet, known as the Shimmins' ranch. There will be a Christmas tree at the Farley school houeo on Christmas eve. Mr. and Mrs. Beale are untiring in their ell'orts to make it a success.

Miss Ethel Beale intends that each of her Sunday school pupils shall have a recitation; singing will also be a part of the iirogram and it is predicted that old Santa will even deign to come to the old Farley school house to join in the Christmas festivities. News was received last week of the death of Mrs. D. C. Blair at her daughter's home in Stockton.

The news came as a severe shock, for it had not been but a few months ago that Mr. and Mrs. Blair paid a visit to this community. It was their custom since they left to visit annually friends and relatives here and the scenes of their earlier life. After a residence of nearly 30 years, Mrs.

Blair was wellknown in this and adjacent communities. She was of a kind and gentle disposition, and her traits were those that will be remembered by many, of all that is noble, true and beautiful in womanhood. She leaves a husband and several children and grandchildren to mourn her loss. tj. CU.MUKU.

you know how we are progressing. Mrs. J. T. Brown, an old and respected citinen of this city, died at her homo on the Oth inst.

Clarence Harrison and sister, Maude, are spending a month's vacation in Santa Rosa and San Francijco visiting relatives. Gordon Hunt leaves for Sun Francisco Wednesday to take a course at the Polytcehnical business college. Henry Brown of Mendocino came to Philo to attend the funeral of his mother. E. A.

Wakely of Philo is taking a tour of the eastern states. T. i). Ruddock of this place leaves for Sun Francieco Tuesday where he has accepted a position with Wells' Fargo CO. William Ryan of Miller was seen on our streets Monday.

M. 1. Dutro is able to bo around again after a severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism. A. S.

Ruddock and K. Beach are both on tlio sick list. J. Ward is at the county seat on business. Tliere is strong talk at present of the proposed railroad coming immediately.

Frank Guntley and Dillon AVhipple were at tho hub last week on business. DrE U. No? Sale of leal Estate. the Superior Court of tho State oi; California, in and for tlic County of Mendocino. THE OUnMAX AND LOAN 80UIETY, I 'lallltlft VS I F.

I.ON'O ET AL, UetouilantaJ Uiitlor ninr by virtuo of a Derreo of Foro- rloHiiro au'l (in OrfU'r (jf Siilo Is.suod oucotthn Muiiorlnr Court or llie stnio ot Cnliroruin, In fni' tlin County nt Mi -nrloelno, on tlio lOth dny ot Novenihor, A. I In tin) nbovo-ontltlcd fioMuii. In BHlrl Superior Court, wherein tbo anld nl'ilntlrrolUaiiKul a nnd Dorreo of Fornclonuru nRHlnat tliu ilefendauts lu aald iictloii. I nm coitiiimiiilnd to si-11 all tbnt certain lot, plOL'o or parcol oE iHUil lylnp and boliiK In tlio said I'f TVlonrtocIno, Stn 'to ot of OTUforrihi, bounded and described as tollowo, O'onnnoni'lncat a point In tho.center clinnuel lluHfllau river from which polut a ii.iai IJX bears north OaVi dOBresB I oayi 1 said point being also tho northwoyiorly irnrnor of tho land now 'or fonnorly ownofi hy E. Peck, and runiflDg ibtnict'nortb oast 08.50 cbaluato the paRtfrly boundary lino of tho Itancbo do 9ant thouco north '21 i west aloui; said ilooot Uanrho 1X2 idialns to a post inarlto'l "il oak tree and aci-oHH blaxi bears south 4(i dei'roeii werit links lUstant.

and alirpeoak tree niarUod in tho s'lino manner bears north ('0 west linkM distant, Butd post' at tlu! southenstorly corner of the land uow or formerly owned by Thomas Vivrsons: Ihonro souIU di-greos west I.I.C'J io a 'Int fiT 'in which a stake marked "UK" boars aoutl. hi degrees west SB llnlia dls-. tant; tlieni north HBK dOiTeos west chains: thence north 4H deftroea west chains to stake fiMtn whlcli a white Oftk trfto blaz'-ul and two rpoMn diameter bears' south iUii west S3 links distant; south O'Jiq floiTcos wcsdO cluLtus toapolntln tho center ot the channel ot Itusstau river, aald point beluK also a corner of tho 'jWor forrnei'Iy by Tbotnas K. Parsons, and' tbcnce ho center ot said Ilusslan river It) Its present Kouthcrly and downwardly and to point of coniinenceraent. Ooutalnlnt: 1'J'''0 ari-fs of land nn-ro or loss, and Traveler at Sherwood.

SiTEuwooi), December many beautiful leaves, flowers and shrubbery collected by Mrs. Standley while at Nome shows that Alaska has many beautiful wild Ho.vors. There are forgot me-nots and clover leaves very much like the California spcci- .11 1 bplnc lot XXXVI of Iho Illco Ilallzell survey ot mens. It IS sale to say that many a i thou.ancho doH.ir.ei. And aiso.aiitherlKht.iitie ami Interest of said (larUos of the first part and each of iheni lu and to ttie Ilancho do Sanel ami the who thereof.

All kinds of holiday presents Dimmick's. at Books, dolls and children at Dimmick's. toys for the Turkeys house. Best cash price. ware- For horse, buggy and harness.

Horse gentle and suitable for kiby to drive. Inquire at Red- nail's harness shop. The Tuesday evening dancing class will give a party Christmas night at Wilson York's hall. Be sure you attend. Admission 50 cents.

Ladies free. F. L. Willard reports that he is meeting with good in securing the data for the history of California and biographical record of coast counties. This book will be valuable for reference in times to como and deservea the hearty support of the citizeua.

fitars the Tho Kind You Hav9 Always! lady visiting tliose shores did not secure as fine a collection or use her hours as profitably. Tlio fine specimens of the yellow metal from their claims is quite satisfactory to the eye also the many valuable photographs. One photograph is of a man who in company with two others starved nearly to death in a cabin near the pnblio road. At the home of Pioneer Sherwood Father Time has dealt gently, four score and one years setting liehtly on him. I was shown tho stump of tlie mighty redwood that last Sfay nearly demolished his house, yet it escaped easier than one of ordinary construction would have.

The top of the tree had to be sawed ofl' in the upstairs part but the furniture of the lower rooms was tininjured e.xoept the cook stove which was smashed. Mr. Sherwood thought for a minute the hist of time was upon him. Ben Harris of Briceland passed through Sherwood Sunday with a load of passengers for Willits. At the Billedeau ranch work is suspended and after a successful season this gentleman is taking life a little easy, tearing down old sheds and preparing for another season.

At tlic Farnsworth ranch and creamery Silas is still on the improve. New buildings are being erected and new stock jiut into the herd. The roads are in bad condition in this section from Sherwood to Willits. The center of the road is lowest and Indians are building up some dangerous places. TKAVEI.EU.

Peachland News. PEACHLANI), December Peachland has not been heard from for sometime your humble correspondent begs permission to send in a few items to let the outside world know we are still in race. Although old Sol's beaming smile has been hidden from view for the last few days but little rain has fallen. Mrs. William Heryford returned home last Saturday after several months sojourn in Sonoma county.

T. D. Buddook of Philo paid this vicinity a flying visit last week. Mrs. Hadyan and family are spending a few weeks in our neighborhood.

Last Saturday eve was the scene of a merry gathering at the residence of Mrs. Cleni Heryford to celebrate Bert Small's birthday. A dinner was served and all present did ample justice to the bounties provided for the inner man. During the evening various games were played and greatly enjoyed by all. At a late hour the crowd departed wishing Mr.

Small many happy returns of the day. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs C. Heryford, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Heryford, Mrs. J. A. McNeill, Misses Lily and Fodie Heryford, Misses Dorn and Oora McNeill, Meesrs Paul Hereford, J.

P. McNeill, Burt Small, Frank Caseras, Ted McNeill and Elmer Heryford. ONE WHO HEARD IT. Philo Notes. PHILO, December our hamlet has not been represented in your columns of late, I will endeavor-to let Tojrether with all and singular tbotenementa.

lierodlianients and nppurieuances tbereuuto tieloiiKlnf: or In anyivlso MiivicrtalnlnR. And public notice Is hereby that on Saturday, tho Wth day of Uecenmor, A. attho hour of 1 och'Ck p. ni. of tl.at"\'iy.

at and lu frontot (ho main onlrauce to tho Uiiirthouse ot tbo Superior Court or the State ot California In and f.irtho Oounty of lu the Town ot Uklali city, lu said Couniy ot I will, In obedience to said Order ot Sale and Decree ot Foreclosure, sell the above-described prop orty, or so ninch thereof as niay be necessary, to raise sullicinnt to with Interest and costs, to the Mphest and best bidder, for coin of the United States. rilDK A ComnUssIouer Appointed by Said Superior Court. W. GooptEr.i.ow, PlalDlia's Nevada Block, San Francisco. flolice lio VJoTICR IS nEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SALE mentioned In the above and fcreKOlug Notice ot Sale baa been rtostponed and ad- to.

and will bo held ond made on the UTth day ot December, A. D. lOOi, at the hour ot one odock n. ni. ot that day, and at the place ileslguatod lu the torcselnB Notice- otSnle.

towit: At and In front ot the main entrance to Ihe courthouse of the Superior Court of the State of California, lu and tor thi! Oounty ut Mendocino, In the Town ot Uklali Clly. In the said County ot Mendoclon. Dated at Ukiah City, Callforula, this 13th day ot December, A. D. l'J02.

AUTHUn THATCHER. A Commissioner Aiipolnted by tho Said Superior Court. Milk Test of Creamery. Below will be found the milk tost for the Bridgeport creamery for October and November as given by N. E.

Eriksen the manager. These milk tests have proved very ing reading and TUB PRKSM has received several inquiries for copies containing them. Other creameries are invited to send in their reports. Oct. Oct.

Nov. Nov. 15 W. E. McFaul 4 0 4 7 Gough 4 5 4 7 J.

0 Jensen 0 0 6 8 A. Fren7.ol 48 60 J.W.Hall 6 0 SO Thomas Walsh 4 4 4 2 L. E. White Lumber 4 J. OauBhey 4 O.

E. Bishop 4 6 A.J. McDonald 4 9 5 0 Joe Walsh 5 1 6 2 15 4 8 4 7 'fo 0 0 4 2 30 6 1 4 a fo 6 1 4 3 6 0 6 0 6 0 5 1 4 fi 4 0 Removal. The H. E.

Skinner company, sue essors to the old and popular firm oi" E. T. Allen company, San Francisco, will remove to the more elegant and commodious quarters at 801 Market street; there they will display the best assortment of guns, fishing tackle, baseball, sporting goods and cutlery ever shown in San Francisco. Don't forget the number, 801 Market street, corner Fourth street. A DARK, MUDDY COMPLEXION Does not become neat woman.

Lane's Tea will cure constipation, clear up the skin, sharpen the appetite, and make you look and feel like a new person. It acts gently upon the stomach, liver and bowels. For sale by all dealers. Come out and enjoy a good laugh ftt Frank Brunson in bis cake walk New Year'B night. The program will I be out in full next week.

Probate Notice. TN THE SUPERIOR COURT 01' THE' COUNTS ot Mendocino, State of In tho Mutter ot the Estate ot Edwin PIttam, Deceased. Notice tor Publication ot Time Appointed tor Probate ot will. Notice Is hereby Klveu. that Monday, tho Oth day ot January, A.

at Idoclock ot that day, and the Court Ilooni of said Court, at the Court House, in the County of Mendocino, State of California, have been aopolnted as the time and place for iirovlog the will ot said Edwin PIttam. deceased, anu for hearing tho application ot Mary A. lor the Issuance to her of Letters thereon. And all persona Interested In said estate are notltlod to then and there appear and show cause, It any they have, why will should not admitted to probate, and Letters Testamentary- thercon Issued to said petitioner, HALE Clerk. J.

K. Attorney for Petitioner. Dated Dec, 18, 1801. Guardian's Sale. OTICE IS HEliEBY QIVEN.

THAT IN VCR suance of au order of the Superior Court ol San Luis Obispo. State of California, made on the 2nd day ot May, 11102, In the matter of tbe estate and guardianship ot Mamie L. Ash, Clarence E. Ash and Kalph Ash. minors, the undersigned, the guardian ot the persons.

and estate of said minors, will sell at prlvatn salo to the highest bidder, for cash, golA coin of the United States, and subject to the conflrniHtlon by said Superior Court, on or after January 10, 10O3. an the right, title, Interest and estate tbe said minors have, and all tbe right, title and Interest tbat tbe aald mlnore- bave aciiulred by operation ot law. In and to all those eertaln lots, pieces or parcels ot land- Ivlnp, being and situated In the County ot Mendocino, State ot Oalltornis, described- as follows: Lots one (1). two (3), tout (4). five (6).

and six (0) ot section sU (0), township IB n. 15 containing 1611.29 acres. Terms and cnodltlons ot sale: Uasb, gold coin ot tbe- United States. Deed nt tbe exponas of tbe ptir- chaser. All bids or olfera must be iu sealed and addreosdd to Bouldtn.

San' Luis Obispo, and dolKercd on or botora. the time above spt'clfled. CAURIE W. LIDDLB, Guardian ot the Persona and Estates ot aald Minors. Bids for Wood.

Notice is hereby pive'" that sealed bids- will be received hv the Soard of Triistees. of tlie Town of Ultinh City at the Town Hall, sontheast corner of School and Oluiroh streets, Okiab, OHlifornia. up to- the hour of 7 o'clock p. m. MONDAY, January 19th, )C3.

The foltowlnd and quaiility will be reqnired: 250 oords good quality fonr-foot lir wooQ. Delivery to be made under the order and directifin of the manaper of thn Electrio LiRhtFlniit cf Ukiah City, after April 1st, 1903. OflrliHed check equal to iO per cent of the Amount: of the lild payablo to City Clerk of Ukiah Oity, must accompiny each hid. Bids may be for the whole or any porlioit of wood required. Envelopes snoald be marked "Bid for and Mddrewd and delivered to H.

Oarotbera, Otty oi Bv onrtcr of the Board of Trastees of the Town of Ukiah City. Deo. 15tb. 1962. -J JA8.

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