Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 2

i JULY 26. 1S24 ON RECORD July 14, 11m (Continued) RELEASES or MORTGAGES: George Golden to Wto Wright et ux. dated July 7 1924. Release mortgage in book 91, page 211. First National Bank of Eureka to Ira Tooby, dated July 11, 1924.

Ke- Iwises chattel mortgage In book 17, page 471. CANCELLATION OF MORTGAGE: Cora GUleBpie to Wiley Brooks. Cantels mortgage in book 90, page 186. 13, lOiM PATENTS: tinlted to Mabel Ellis, dated May 23, 1924. of and NE14 of Sec 34 18 NR 12 MDM.

United States to Mabel EUia, da' ted May 29 1924. NH of SW4 of of SEH Sec 34 18 NR 12 MDM. Cunningham to Agnes Thomas, dated July 9 1924. of Lot 23 of Yokayo Rancho, containing 82 acres. Revenue stamps $30- Lena Balfour et vSr to Margaret Collins, dated June IS 1924.

Lot 8 of Stanley tract, Fort Bragg. Revenue stamps $1. Smith et ux 10 t) Drewry, dated July 15 1924. of Sec 28 5 SR 5 reserving timber. Revenue stamps 50c.

Smith et ux to Drewry, dated July 15 1924. Quitclaim deed to land in Sees 27, 28, 33 and 34 5 SR 5 HM. Percy Letts to A dated June 8 1924. Right of way over land in Redwood valley. A Waldteufel to Percy Letts, dated June 8 1924.

Property in Redwood valley. Chester Woodruff to A Newman, dated June 11 1924. Graves 1, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, Blk 10, Sec 15, Ocean View cemetery. Silva et ux to Scudder et ux, dated July 9 1924. Lot 16 in Blk 51, City of Fort Bragg- DEED OF TRUST: Margaret Collins et vir, grantors, A Shafsky and Shultz, tnistees.

The Coast National Bank of Fort Bragg, beneficiary, dated May 9 1924. Lot 8 of Stanley tract, City of Fort Bragg. To secure payment of f350. RELEASE OF MORTGAGE: The Coast National Bank of Fort Bragg to Cbas Pbilbert May 9 1924. Releases mortgage recorded in book 85 of mortgages at page 339.

July 10241 DEEDS; Anna Gambrel to Calififornia Telephone Light dated June 28 1924. Right of way for poles, for transmission of electricity, over land in Sanel Rancho. Dutton to California Telephone Light dated June 16 1924. Right of way for poles, for transmission of electricity etc. over land in Yokayo Rancho.

Geo Rosasco et ux to California Telephone Light dated June 28 1924. Right of way for poles, for transmission of electricity, over lands in Sanel Rancho. Maude I Hogle to Herman Xrlbbs, Sated June 24 1924. Lots 15 and 16 in Blk Ukiah North Addn. Revenue stamps '50c.

A Eversole et ux to Jamison, dated May 16 1924. Lot in' MORTGAGES- Ukiah on side of State St. 3 McCormick et ux to 0 Har- A A Heeser to SHveria et ux, rison, dated July 16 1924. Property dated June 26 1924. Property in known as George A Knight ranch town of Mendocino.

north of Ukiah. payaljle TRUSTEES DEED: 3 Xhowland et al trustees to Bank qt Alameda, dated July 15 1924. Conveyance ntade under and by virtue of provisions of d6ed of trust dated May 18, 1982 and recorded in book 6 of deeds of trust at page 77. Executed by AC, Gould. Property known located In Sees 17, 20 and 21 14 NR 12 MDM.

MORTGAGES: A Thomas et ux to The Fort Bragg Commercial dated July 10 1924. of Lot 23, Yokayo RaniJhp. 117,000, I year, 7 per cent. A Frye et ux to Herman Traub, dated June 14 1924. EV4 of Lota 2 and 3.

Calpella Fruit Land Tract, Redwood valley. 2 8 per cent. HOP CONTRACT: Dutton to John I Haas, dated May 17 1924. 20,000 ilba hops season of 1924, 21 cents. RELEASE OF MORTGAGES: Nevin to A Frye et ux, dated June 19 1924.

Releases mortgage recorded in, book 93 of mortgages at page 10. Union Lumber Co to Joe Silvia et ux, dated July 10 1924. Releases mortgage recorded in book 91 of mortgages at page 100. CHATTEL MORTGAGES: A Frye to Herman Traub, dated June 14 1924. One Ford auto truck, one Witt drag saw outfit.

$100, 3 months, per cent. July 17, 1084 MEDS: A Fellows et ux to Luke Brewer, dated July 5 1924. EVfe of Sec 20; of NE.y* Sec 29 18 NR 11 MDM. Revenue stamps 11.50. MORTGAGE: Lee Blakely et ux to Etta Whitney, dated July 16 1924.

The most westerly 50 ft of Lot 4, Blk 9, of WllUts. $165, 2 years, 10 per cent. RELEASE OF MORTGAGES: Elliott and Frost to Levi Blakley et ux, dated Jiily 16 1924. Releases mortgage recorded In book 97 of mortgages at page 103. Taylor to Ray Dunham et ux, dated June 5 1924.

Releases mortgage recorded in book 91 of mortgages at page 62. EM Whitney to Bell etux, dated December 18 1923. Releases mortgage recorded in book 92 of mortgages at page 90. CHE Hardin to John Severin, dated April 2 1924. Releases mortgage recorded In book 96 of mortgages at page 102, John Matson and Buchanan Jr to Chas Matson et ux, dated July 7 1924.

Releases mortgage recorded in book 91 of mortgages at page 232. CANCELLATION OF MORTGAGES: Eilis Gschwend to Haha A Reid. Cancels mortgage recorded in book 84 of mortgages at page 158. Ellis Gschwend et ux to Grace Reid. Cancejs mortgage recorded In book 93 of mortgages at page 42.

July 18, 102'4 DEED; 6 Harrison et ux to McCormick, dated July 17 1924. Property known as George A Knight ranch north of Ukiah. Revenue stps $125. DECREE: Mary Miller estate to Elinor Miller (alias), dated July 7 1920. An undivided 1-3 interest in of of Sec 28; of Sec 33; Sec 32; all in 18 NR 17 MDM, and property elsewhere in California.

aecotdtng to the terms of a piomiS' sory note menttohed and referred to in eAi(l moiigige. Plans, for erectiott-of gymnasium building for Ukiah Unioii: high school. DECREE: Estate of Amelia, Watson tp Wiley Brooks, vdated July 18 .1924. Con- sale of property Plotter bvaltey to Brooks. Jnly lit, PATENT: United States to Beryl Jefferson Rawles, May 24 of arid of Sec 8 NR 13 MDM.

DEEDS: Stanley et ux to.ElllcN Evans etux, dated June 7 19.24; Lots 13 and 14 In Stanley tract, Fort Bragg. Revenue stamps 11.00. Fleischer et ux to Walthor A Ungelnek, dated July 3 1924. 61.20 acres in Sec 22 21 NR 15 MDM, and Lots 32 and 33 In town Halllday et ux to John Cay- loir, dated July-1 1924. Property In Point Arena.

Revenue stamps MORTGAGES: Jbhi Caylor et ux Halll'- day, dated July 1 1924. Property in Point Arena. $4000, 2 years, 0 per cent. Inez Leek to Metslisr, dated June 17 1924. Undivided inter-, eat In a part of Lots 1 and 2 in Blk 5, town of Sanel or Grand Center.

$3000, 6 months, 6 per cent. EliJa Evans et ux to Matt-Lahti- maki, dated June 16 1924. Lots 13 and 14 in Stanley tract. Fort Bragg. $600, 2 years, 7 per cent.

RELEASE OF MORTGAGE: Bolden to Fleischer et ux, dated July 9 1924. Releases mortgage recorded in book 91 of mortgages at page 300. CANCELLATION OF MORTGAGE: Kleyn-Schoorel to James Stitt. Cancels mortgage recorded in book 82 of mortgages at page 378. HOPIAIID NEWS OF PAST WEEK HOPLAND, July and Mrs.

Fraser, of McDowell valley, were called to Burlingame week on account. of the death of Mrs. Fraaler'fl mother; Frasier was former resident of Ukiah and will.be remembered by many Mendocino county residents. and Mrs. Knudson and little daughter, iiif Oakland, were 'guests at the' hohie of Mrs.

Knudsqn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson, over the week end- Mrs. J. Wagiier, of Bakersfleld, was a guest at the Cbas.

McCoy home the jpast week. Mrs. Wagner has inteiriests here which bring her here for occasional visits. Miss Marie Dooley is enjoying a two weeks' visit with her grandmother and sister dn San Fran Al Hendersbn a visitor to Healdsbtirg Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Brookes left the last of the week for a visit at Santa Cruz. Mrs. Marion Grant and daughter, Marion, were guests at the F. Ballhache home over Sunday.

Mrs. Grant Is deputy county recorder of Sonoma county. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pet ray and Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Cox, of Healdsburg, were visitors with local relatives here over the week end. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Dooley motored to Healdsburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Gibson were up'from Santa Rosa for a week end visit with local relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Bowden and two little daughters are up from Oakland for a visit with Mrs. Bowden's mother, Mrs- O. S. ThompsoUi in McDowell R. S.

BLEND, D. C. THE MODERN HEALTH METHOD on a nvrva at tha part of your apina indicated by tha is tha cauaa of your Deafness, Eye Trouble, Facial Par- ajysin. Facial Neuralgia. Hay Fever, Headaches, Insomnia, Melancholia, Neurasthoflla, Loss of Mem- Qulpsy, Head Noises, Toasll- 'itis.

Wry Neck. Catarrh of the Throat, DisKslnoss, Goitre, lio. Grippe. Numbnea.s ot Arms and Hands, Neivous Prostra- Pain in Arms, Pain in Back ot Neck und Bronchitis, Palpitation of the Heart, Piilti Between Shoulder Blades, Rlieumutisni ot ArAis, Various Lung TroubleH. rafflciilt Breathing, Pleurisy, St.

Vltua Dance, and tiome Forms of Heart Trouble- Anaemic Dyspepsia. Gaa in Stom- iich, Indigestion, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, Neuralgia ot Stomach, Sick Attacks. Dyspepsia, Dyaetitevy, Diabetes, MillituM, Fever.s, Herpes, Zoster, CQstlvene.s.-i, Side Ache. Acme, Brlfe'ht'a Disease, Dropviy, Di- Insipidus, Eczema, Polyarla, Swelling of Feet, Uremia- Appendicitis, Backache, Cramps in Calf Muscles, Hernia, AUdominal Neuralgia, Pain in the foln, Lumbaga. Cold Feet, Pain in Hips, Paralyaia of the Some fovma ot Sciatica, Diseases of ilhe Pelvis, Pain In 'I'art ot the Thighs.

the Pomerlor Phona 256 Examination Free RALPH S. BLEND, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Graduate 1 J. A.

C. C. Office and Residence, Corner Church and School Sts. (Opposite Fire Station) Hours 9 to 12 A. 1 to 8 P.

M. Houae Calla by Appbinlment VALLEY, July The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cyni Goudge treated them to a surprise charivari and shower last Saturday evening. After a pleasant evening spent in visiting and playing games, refreshments were served.

The bride and groom were the recipients of many useful presents. Mrs. Gns Page has been seriously ill during the past week. Her condition is better now and is steadily Improving. As Jack WInsby was coming down from Laytonvllle last Wednesday he was crowded off the grade by a truck.

He suffered several severe bruises, and a party traveling with him was badly Mr. Winsby's Chevrolet was badly damaged. Elmer Lampi was driving Charley Palos' Ford one day last week when an axle broke and the car turned over backwards. There were several girls in the car. Fortunately ail escaped with minor bruises.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Stevens are enjoying a month's vacation in the bay cities. The Finnish colony thresher opened thp season last week.

They soon threshed out the valley's acreage, which was unusually small this year. Those threshing were the Finnish colony, Clifford Smith, J. A. Pord, E. J.

Aalto, Peter Fernbach, Will Finho and John Finne. Very good yields are reported for the acreage harvested. The thresher and tractor were shipped to Hopland and then come on up the Ukiah valley. Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. Sprague left last week in Mr. Sprague's Ford for a visil with their son at Modesto. Mr- and Mrs.

Martin Laforet have been staying at the school house of nights during Mr. Sprague's absence. Clifford Smith and Alec Kauhanen have accepted appointments as fire wardens for Redwood valley. There was an attendance of 31 at Sunday school last Sunday. Ferd Faas has recently painted his house.

Mrs. H. Gunderson returned from San Francisco last Friday. Mr. Gunderson is in poor health, so Mrs.

Gunderson will remain at home. H. J. Matthews returned day from a trip to San Francisco and, Modesto. He reports tinies very iull down that way.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckman and daughter, Elizabeth, left Tuesday for a two or three weeks' trip to Tahoe. They were accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Floyd Gibson, whp joined them at Santa Rosa.

They will also make a visit to their son, Clare Buckman, at Truckee, who will join them on a trip through Nevada. Mrs. E. Duncan, motored to Ukiah Tuesday. Mrs.

Lizzie McKoon and sons and Mrs. Carrlngtoh and son, of Santa Rosa, left the last of the week after at the R. L. Buckman home, for an extended trip through Oregon, Washington and British Columbia and home by way of the Yellowstone Hale Burger, one of the substantial ranchers of the Yorkville section, was here Tuesday on a short business trip. locus B.

F. Beasley, of Sacramento, is visiting Rev. L. C. Beasley and family this tfeek.

Frank Gowan and wife and George Ward: and wife returned the latter part of last week from several days' ylsit in San Elmer Albertson has been con-, fined to his Home the past two on account of which, while not dangerous, is suifflcient to keejp' him in bed, owing to his previous weakened condition. Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan came up from Scbastopol the first of the week and have been visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs, Ryan was formerly Miss Chlorene Copsey ot this city.

VAIW OF THANKS We desire sincerely-to thank the many friends who graved their right to bis so regarded during the last hours of oui' beloved mofher. Their kindness will always be cherished by us and oth4r surviving relatives. We especially to thank those who sent flowers as a last token of respect and esteem. May they all In the sad hours that must Inevitably come to mortals be surrounded by friends as devoted aiid trustworthy. FRANK L.

PERKINS, MERVYN L. PERKINS. i JMBIfDOGIKO OOVHTX Eueilent service and central location ntakes either of ilieae good hotels an ideal place to while in San Rrandseo fiom Eddy end -at Want Ads Fay JK. J. J.

Dashiell, of Potter valley, was a Ukiah visitor the latter part of last week. OMMERCIAL BAN IMrectora Geo. W. Scott H. B.

Uulr J. 0. JotanMn W. P. Thomas W.

P. ThoKM, Prwtdoal Qto. W. Scott, VliMPhiiMwt A. D.

Scott, CMbior N. Taylor. AtjiUtMit Owkior Mn. B. H.

MUIW, Olork This Bank DM8 JBoUl a COMMERaAL and SAVIMiS SIlSiNESS Capital Paid Surplus and Undivided Interest Paid on Savings Deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per annum. Interest paid every six months. A bank book showing an ever increasing savings account is one of the most valuable things you can possess. It carries with it an assurance of independence, and a relief from worries for the future. Phil Sinott, wife and son, and Benito S.

Vargas, all ot San Francisco, were here the of the week for a short visit with Mrs. Sinott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Allen. Mr- Sinott is manager of the Newspaper Enterprise Association, a Scripps service which furnishes features for dailies in the smaller towns.

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