Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 3

mSPATCXB USXftBj OAL, FRIOAY, MAY 28. 1919 IK May IS, 1019. Scott to Joe Pinoli dated May 13 1 aori'more or less In SW oor of of sec 26 15 IB MpM. Hofman Company to diet Leavitt, dated May 12 1919. Property In Uklah.

Le Barae and Florent Belio ux, dated April 4 1919. Property Paolo Bargaliottl to Rocco, dated May 1 1919. Property near Pleta. $6000. 2 years at per cent.

RELEASE OF Olovannl Olive to Paolo Bargag- llottl, dated May 7 1919. Releases mortgage in book 78 page 160 and book 77 page 258. May 14, 1910. I Angelo Cirizzotti to. Francesco Dl Plere, dated May 12 1919.

Property in the Town of WlUlts. May 10 1919. Releases utge In book 74 of mtges at page 2. CANCELLATION OF" Wm Wltherell et ux to John Ount- ley. Mortgage recorded in book 70 page 399.

May IB, 1010 State of Catlfornla to A Hunter, dated April 6 1919. 40 acres in see 31 24 14 MDM. Charles Ciancio et ux to Roy Ferrell, dated May IB 1919. Property In Ukiah. EIMBER Henry Battey et al to Matt Thompson et al, dated May 10 1919.

Timber on property in sec 5 16 15 MDM. Charles Nielsen et ux to Florence Owens, dated May 15 1919. Property in sec 11 14 13 W.MDM, $300, 1 year at 8 per cent. CHATTEL Sadewasser to Felton, dated May 14 1919. Grpwing hay crops, alfalfa and grain property leased from Mary Binner in sec 18 13 MDM, also 2 horses $361.41 payable on June 1919 at 10 per cent.

RELEASE OF Wlllits Commercial Bank to Bragg. Svetozar Igali to Mrs McFeron dated May 2 1919. 80 acres In sees 33 and 34 20 14 MDM. Nobles to Lev Noble et al, dated Feb 17 1916. 160 acres, in sec 27 12 sec 22 12 16 M.

Bishop et ux to Mrs Celia Gaine, dated April 10 1919. Property in Point Arena. Witter Medical Springs to William Whitaker, dated May 12- 1919. Property In sees 4 and 5 15 10 MDM and sec 32 16 10 MDM, sees 23, 24 25 and 36 16 It MDM also lot 4 Percy addn to Uklah City. CONTROLLER'S "Controller of State to Rebecca Ten Byck.

dated Feb 5 1919. Lots 11 19 20 sec 19 lot 1 sec 20 22 16 MDM. Sold to state June 21 1913 for delinquent taxes of 1912 including taxes of 1913, 1915. and 1917, $103.35. RECONVEYANCE OF TRUST John Davis et al to Montezuma Improvement Co, dated April 1919.

50 acres in sec 29 23 14 and sec 36 24 15 MDM. Robert Huber et ux to Bllodeau dated June 1 1918. Property In lits. $500, 3 years at 7 per cent. Erik Kaarlela et ux to The First Bank of Savings of Fort Bragg, dated May 10, 1919.

Property in sec 9 18 Rl7 MbM, 500, 1 year at 8 per cent. Coombs et ux to the First Bank of Savings of Fort dated Mar 4 1919. 34 acres more or less in sees 8 9 16 and 17 19' 17 MDM. $1400. 1 year at 7 per cent.

Martin Hurt et ux to Hurt, dated June 24 1918. 550 acres in 3 10 11 15 22 24 21 12 MDM. $3000, 1 day at 6 per cent. RELEASE OF Re mtge in book 69 at page 88. CANCELLATION OF Charles Ciancio et ux to Savings Bank of Mendocino county in book 86 at page 35.

May le 1010, State of California to Sam Yates, dated May 6 1919. Land in sees 1 20 21 24 25 27 29 18 15 MDM. State of California lo Fred Roeder, dated May 2 1919. Land in sees 4 14 18 17 15 MDM. Bldg Co to Havilah A Heetter, dated Mar 23 1916.

Property in Fort Bragg. Edward Dowlon et ux to Thomas Lawrence, dated May 16 1919. Property In Mary Saudades, administratrix of Vincent estate by Com to First Bank of Savings ot Ft Bragg, dated May 5 1919. Property In Ft Bragg. Joseph Fernandez by com to First Bank of Savings of Ft Bragg, dated May 5 1919.

Property In City of Ft Bragg. German Gustafson to Alex Hen- drlkson dated May 6 1919. Property In Ft Bragg. Annie Renfors to John Wells, dated May Property in Ft Bragg. Charles Makela to Abraham Koski, dated May 13 1919.

Property in sec 15 19 17 MDM. Matilda Klnnunen to Otto Kaarto, dated May 7 1919. Quitclaim to property in sees 4589T18NR17W MDM. Laura Harlowe to Charles Harlowe, dated Oct 17 191 Property li sec 19 18 16 MDM. Edward Dowlen et ux to Pres-.

ton, dated May 16 1919. Lot4 blk 6 Wagenseller second addn Ukiah City, $400, 3 years 7 per cent. The First Bank of Savings of FtT SATISFACTION Bragg to Palmer et ux dated May 12 1919. Releases mtge in book 70 of mtges at page 461. Thia First Bank of Savings of Ft Bragg to Erik Kaarlela et ux, dated OF Hopkins et al to Ecof Bo- taettft et als, dated July 29 1918.

Satisfies mtge recorded in book 79 page 262. laiuiinitiiiuiiaiiii Stationery for the armer The up-to-date farnier should have neatly letterheads and envelopes. Name your farm and let your stationery carry the name. If you specialize on some particular line, let your stationery announce that fact also. Ordered in lots of several hundred each of letterheads and envelopes printed stationery is no more ejcpenslve than the blank kind you get at the stationery 9tore.

Write or call for prices. Dispatch-DemoGrat Cal. CANCELLATION OF Edward Dowlen to Brewer, in book 82 page 14. to Preston, in book 82 page 12. Inman-to A McCombs, in book 78 page 152.

May 17 1010. Clark et ux to Saunders, dated January 16 1917. Property in the Town of Ukiah. Josle Williams et al to Dalstrom, dated May 12 19l9. Property in the Town of Uklah City.

K. Salllnen estate to John Emanuel Salllnen, decree vesting homestead in surviving spouse. Dated May 17 1919. Property in sec 19 18 17 MDM. Christ Mow vs Brent Schow, dated May 17 1919.

Property In Wlllits to recover $800. RELEASE OF Mrs A Hughes to Clora Langland, dated May 14 1919. Releases mortgage In book 72 page 96. May 10 1010. Louise Schmidt to Elsie Teale, dated May 12 1919.

Property In lits. Charley HofCman et ux to Alleen Wieggers, dated March 31 1919. of 3EM of of sec 30 13 9 MDM. Herbert Nichols et al to Kathe- rlne Nichols, dated April 29 1919. Property in Mendocino City.

Clara Rowe to Curtis A Miller, dated May 19 1919. Lot 4 sec 7 17 12 MDM: lots 14, 15 and 16 17 13 MDM, -Poage et al to Bull, dated April 28 1919. Quitclaim to property in Ukiah. Sarah A Berryhill estate to Ingram, dated May 10 1919. Property In Uklah.

Cox et al to Gains, dated May 8 1919. Property In sec 20 16 11 MDM. on or before Sept 16 1921 at 6 per cent. CHATTEL A Slason to Bank of Tehama county, dated Oct 26 1918. 1600 head of sheep, with increase and wool, 8 head horses, 6 mules, $12,000, 1 day at 7 pep cent.

SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGES: Gaines to John Williams, dated May 13 1919. Satisfies mortgage in book 76 of mortgages at page 410. May ao, 1010 DEEDS: Svetozar Igall to Coloman Kovats, dated May 20 1919, Property In sec 2 22 14 MDM. Robusoii et ux to Johnson, dated May 19 1919. Property in Redwood Valley.

Joseph Hensler to Percy A Hands, dated May 20 1919. Property in Ukiah. Collier et ux to Cox, dated May 19 1919. Agreement to sell property in Ukiah Valley. McLeod to A Hussey, dated April 30 1919.

Property in sees 9 16 and 17 18 15 MDM. DEED UNDER In action of A Woelffel vs Ashhton to LUcinda Majory Woeffel dated April 28 1919. Property in WlUitB. Hands, Percy A to Laura A Hensler, dated May 20 1919. Property in Ukiah.

$1000, 5 years 6 per cent. Mary Hughes et al to Preston, dated May 19 1919. Property in Ukiah. $681.59, 1 year at 7 per cent CHATTESL MORTOAOES AND HOP Joseph Beet and Stelner, dated April 25 1919. 10,000 pounds at 30 cents.

Ford and Steiner, dated April 30 1919. 10,000 pounds at 30 cents. Crawford and Stelner. dated April 25 1919. 20,000 at 30 cents Frank Cunningham to dated April 25 1919.

20,000 pounds at 80 cents. GAL 6 ASSIGNMENT OF HL Preston to Bertha Kmery. Mortgage in book 82 at page 108. NOTICE OF Thompson pf vs.A Miles Taylor et ux, dated May 20 1919. Property in WJUlts to foreclose mtge of $1, 000.

with interest at 7 per cent. CANCBJLLATION OF A Hughes to Preston In book ,75 at page 62. DEHIS REPORTED rai ESTATE WORLD METHODIST MHILIONSS The 9 for both city and properties continues to be the enquiry for same being of a greater volume and healthier tone at this time than It has ever been in this seetioh of California. There have been a' number of transfers ot city homes and outlying farms among our local people and tvn influx ot purchased homes In this viclnlti (r) The office of J. A.

Waldteutel re- Mr. and Mrs, C. B. Frasler, for- ports the following sales as having jnerly of Potter Valley, where Mr. open dally from 2 to 4 P.

M. exeept Sunday and holidays. Subject for Sunday, April 27: "Probation After Death." The St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church of Uklah has gone over the top In raising Its quota tor the $106,000,000 having raised In three days $6,600. The quota for St.

John's Church was $6,280. A few more subscriptions win come In which will swell the amount already raised. been made by them In the past few daysMflfr. Charles D. Havens ot Oakland has purchased the 1600 acres belonging to what was known as the RUBsiiin Colony, located in Potter Valley, for which he paid $27,000.

This price includes this year's crop which' is almost ready to harvest. I'Mr. R. R. Ingels of Berkeley has been placed in charge of this property, ancl it is his intentioh to stock, it with standard bred beef cattle.

The property consists of 100 acres of bottom and 1400 acres of range. The bottom has heretofore-been farmed to small grains but Mr. Ingels, who is a practical farmer states that he will put at least a part of it into alfalfa. Considerable effort and labor were entailed In making delivery on this property owing to the fact that the owners, of which thiare were some nineteen, were scattered in as many different states and it was necessary to obtain de2ds from each of tliem and their wives. "i'he Union Oil Company of Los Angeles and San Francisco has purchased a string of lots in the Percy Addition formerly owned by Sarah Gillespie, N.

J. Beal, Sarah McKlnd- ley, Wm. Oxsprlng and Nellie Percy. They intend to erect an oil and gasoline depot on this property. It Is stated that the plant to be erected will be larger than either of the plants now located here.

Construction is to be started at once and It la expected that the buildings will be completed within 30 days, a rather large force of men being employed In the building ot same. The Fred Eisenhauer ranch located in Potter Valley has been purchased by Mr. A. H. Hogue.

Mr. Hogue has been located In Owens Valley for a number ot years, being in the employ of the Government as a forest ranger. He has a good practical education along agricultural lines and will be a welcome addition to prosperous Potter Valley. The price paid for this property was $3,700. Percy A.

has bought the Joseph R. Hensler 22 acres located at the end ot west Standley street, within the city limits. This property brought Mr. Hands ds enthusiastic over his purchase and states that within the next year he will so beautify this place that it will not be recognizable to the former owners. Jesse Pickle has disposed of his 160 acres in Potter Valley to John F.

Hplser of Coallnga, who intends to go into hog raising on an extensive scale carrying a line of good standard breeds specializing on DUrocs. The price paid tor this property has not been mentioned. S. B. Henry of Arizona has purchased 40 Mexine Popoff, also in.

Potter Valley, for which he paid $3,500. Whilst this property Is farmed in a general way at this time it is the intention ot Mr. Henry to put the entire 40 into pears next season. Frasier was in the employ of the Snow Mountain Water Power Coi, have located in Ukiah, having purchased the old Dan Gibson place on west Standley street. NOTICE Elsie H.

Ramsey, of thd Connty of Mendocinoi. State of California, the present owifer of the land berein- below described, do hereby notice that I will, on the 24th day ot 1919, apply to the Register of the. State Land Otficis, at Sacramento, Califomia, for a duplicate Certificate of Purchase, No. 16124 Issued to Frank M. Ish, on Location No.

14172, San Francisco Land District, for Lot 2 ot Sec. 26, and NBV4 of ot Sec. 26, Twp. 24 North of Range 16 West, M. D.

in the County of Mendocino, State ot California, containing 80 acres. Date of first publication, April 18, 1919, 28-5t ELSIE H. RAMSEY. NOTICE OF SALE STATB OF OAUFORMIA, IN FOB Tits COUNTY OF MBBll CINO. NOTIOB TO CREDITORS In the Matter, of the Estate of Hogh Cox, Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given by the un- deralgned. Lulu H. Cox, MmlDUrtra- trix ot the estate of said Deceased, to the creditors of, and all persona having claims against the said ceased, to file their claims with necessary voucbtsrs in the office ot the Clerk of the above entitled Court, or to exhibit them with the necessary voucbero within too months after the first pubUcatlofi of this notice, to t.he said Lulu Hi Cox, administratrix of estate of Hngh Cox, deceased, at law offloes of and' Preston. Preston Build-' ing, Ukiah, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said Estate in the County of Mendocino, State of California. Dated: April 2li 1919.

JLULU H. COX, Administratrix of the estate of Cox, Deceased PRESTON i PRESTON, Ukiah, Cal. Attorneys for jfcstate. 29-6t NOTICE TO BIDDERS ST. M.

E. CHURCH The public Is always made welcome to attend St. John's Methodist Church. The subject at 11 a. m.

is: "The Secret ot a Triumphant Life." And for the 8 p. m. service is: "The Man Who Lost Out and Why?" Sunday School at.9:46 a. m. Epworth League at 7 p.

m. Junior League at 6 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. M.

6. BRINK, Pastor. PRIiiSBVTERIAN CUIMtCH CHURCH lanom niRMKuniHniKiiniuuiuiat Bible 'school at 10 A. folio wing by preaching at 11 M. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 P.

M. followed by preaching at 8 P. M. Sermon subjects; 'The Epistle to the Ohristians at a study of this iniportant book; 'The. Alpha and the Jesus the great center about which all else revolves.

You are cordially invited. The Rev. E. H. Heuson will preach at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning at the usual hour.

Dr. Benson is supplying th pulpit during the absence of the pastor, the Dr. W. W. Breckenbrldge who- Is attending the AssQmhly' of the church at St.

Louis. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend the service. There wljl be no evening service. Dr. Breckenbrldge expects to return in time to preach the following Sunday.

CHRISTIAN SdBNCB SERVICES OhriBtian Soieuoe serviceo are at 110 S. School street every Sunday. Sunday School at 10 A. Lessoa sermon at 11 m. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 m.

All are welcome. Reading room at the same placs Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order ot the Superior Court ot the State California, in and for the County of Mendocino, made on the 3rd day of May, 1919, the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of William McDonald, also known as harles A. Crum, deceased, will sell at private sale in one parcel to the highest bidder upon the terms and conditions hereafter mentioned and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on or after the 26th day of May, 1919, at 10 o'clock, A. of said day, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said William McDonald, also known as Charles A. Crum, deceased, in and to the real property hereinafter described, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that of said deceased at the timS of his death, of, in and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the County of Mendocino, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: That certain real property situated In the village of Elk in the county of Mendocino, State of California, particularly described as beginning at a stake at a point on the west side ot the public highway known as the coast road in the Town of Greenwood, in said county and state, and bearing one foot south from the southeast corner of the lot heretofore deieded by Michael and Catherine Donohue to John Anderson, and deeded by John Anderson to John Finnell thence running southerly along the west boundary of said highway forty-six feet to the northeast corner of the land of Pearl Curtis Kenny, thence westerly and parallel with the southern of the land of said Anderson to the bank of the Pacific Ocean, thence erly'along said ocean bank to within, one foot of the land or lot formerly owned by John Anderson, thence easterly and parallel with the southern boundary of the last mentioned lot to the place of beginning, and be- ng the same premises conveyed by Rosa Thurston to Wm.

McDonald by deed dated AprW 23, 1916, and recorded on April 26, 1916, in, Book 142 ot Deeds at page 172, records ot Mendocino county, together with the appurtenances. Terms and conditions ot sale: Cash in gold coin ot the United States, ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale and balance on confirmation ot sale. Deeds to be at expense of purchaser. All bids or otters must be In writing and may be left at the office ot said aidministrator in the City of Point Arena in said Mendocino county, or may be tiled in the office oC the clerk of the court aforeeal'd before the date of sale. Notice is also given that at said time and place the following person al property will be sold at private sale by said administrator at of- floe in the said City of Point Arena, tb-wit: One rifle, one revolver, one hatchet, one level, one hammer and one saw.

Dated May 9, 1919; FRED H. WARREN, Administrator W. D. L. HELD, Attorney for Notice Is hereby, given that pursuant to an order of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Ukiah City the undersigned invites and will receive up to 8 o'clock p.

m. on Monday, May 19th, 1919, sealed proposals tor the erection complete of a fence around the property of the Town and cross fence, on north side of pro-' posed camp ground site, known as Todd's Grove and for the erection complete ot four toilets on the same property. All of such work to be completed by June 15, 1919. Specifications ban be seen at the office of the City Clerk daily from 11 to 12 m. The Board reserves the right to reject any and aU bids.

Dated May 12th, 1919. MRS. RUBY DOWSON, Clerk of the Town of Ukiah City. 33-3t. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIPORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MENDOCINO.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of David S. Jones, also known as D. S. Jones, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the derslgned, Mary Donaldson, ministratrix of the estate ot said to the creditors all persons having claims against the said Deceased, to file their claima with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Mary P.

Donaldson, administratrix ot the said estate at the law offices of Preston Preston, Preston Building, Ukiah, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said Estate in the County of Mendocino, State ot California. Dated May 3, 1919. MARY P. DONALDSON. Administratrix of the estate of David S.

Jones, also known as D. S. Jonee, Deceased. PRESTON PRESTON, Ukiah, CaL, Attorneys for Estate; 31-5t. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THB STATE OF CALIIpRNIA, IN AND FOB THE COUNTY OF CINO.

NOTICE TO CREDITOiRS In the Matter of the Estate ot beth Brlggs, Deceased. Notice hereby given by the dersigned, Admlnlstrato.r of the Estate ot said Deceaseid, t9 the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the SMd to file their olaims wlitb the neoessair vouchers in the office of the Clerk ot the above entitled Court, or to exhibit them with the uecesssry ws within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator at bis residence at Potter Valley, or at the of his Attorneys, Thomat, In the Preston Building in Oalitornia, the same being the pUoSt for the transaction of the buslnesi of said Estate In County of dooino. State of Oallfornlii. Dated: April 26, 1919. M.

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