Ukiah Daily Journal from Ukiah, California • Page 1

VOLUME XXVIII. URIAH CITY. MENDOCINO COUNTY, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1897. DISPATCH AND DEMOCRAT. PUBLISHED EVEKY FRIDAY Uklali.

Mendocino Connly, t'nl. MINN1K W. BUCKINUHAM. Sl'lISi HII'TUIN KATKS: One Year Hlx Miinllii Three Months fi 51) 1 26 AhVKItTlNINll 1 I neb 2 inehes 3 illl 'lieS '1 illl'lll'S i Inches Ii inches 7 inches illl'lieS Inches 10 Inches One-hiilf column, line column KATES: Monthly 60 76 mi ar, 7 as oo 75 in 25 II IK) II 110 'early IJ 00 IS 00 21 1)0 30 IHI oo oo 42 oo is (111 oo oo no im A. 1.

Ci.Krt. Redwood, No. 7911, In I. O. (I.

P. Hall every Wednesday evening. HURT THOMAS, (J. II. .1.

W. PATTIIN, Financial Secretary. II. K. Chapter, No.

:,8, meets in Mali of AU-ll Lodge, NO. I III. F. A. Ilie (i mill tlilnl Monday evenings ol each month.

VIsllhiB uu-niliors Invlled. Mas. llAHnniK. W. M.

MAIIKK'K HlBSUll, I 1 Miss V. KNOW, rteei'elarv. I I.OIMIK NO I 0. o. uieols every Friday evening In I.

(). F. Iliill-at 7 M. during mnntlis of Dei Inn. ami March anil April; 8:00 luring May.

June, July and A an il a jrlug Sept. ami net. W. M. YORK, N.ll.

II. H. CIUKIIN, Secretary. du B. A.

Chapter No 53. Kesnlar meetings utlhc Masonic Hal In Uklah, llrst ami Hiird Wednesdays in Mr p. S. I). PAXTON.

Secretary. AI1KI I-OIMJE, NO. M0, ular meetings Saturdnv evening the lull moon o( each ull llANili W. M. W.

W. CUNMNOIIAM, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOHN fj. MACNAII, Arnmxiiv mm LAW, Uklah City, Cul.

In Old Law Building, opposite Hall ol Records. Will promptly attend to all business Inliostod to his care In any of the Courts of this State, AIITIIUK J. I'llATCIIIilt W. JOHNSTON I UII.VSION TI1AWIIKK, A'l'I'WItNKYel nml IOI1.VSKI.OKS AT LAW. tlklnli City, Cal.

Practice in all Slate find Federal Courts. Otllee-Marks' Building, south ol courthouse, L. n. S1IK llkiuli City, Cal. Street.

AIIOItlVKY AT LAW, Uklah City, Oil. DONAHUE HOTEL II living litmnht I intVrest of Mrs. Ilruy in thi' "llnlol also llm lioli'l intorcsls (if Mrs. II. V.

(lowers, I will nmtJnnc Hie l.usthi'SH in tin- Pnwlhig Muck as FirHl-tMiiss Hotel. A shunt of thr piitroiinxc mtllchuil. SINGLK L'KNTrf. ALFRED FORD, Prop'r. CUiuli, cui.

Hew Blacksmith Shop, D. M. COPSEY Desires lo inform Ii is frit-mis it ml the public in ni-noriil (hut he IUIH iviuovi'il liis lihn'ksmllh Hhop futo ttic luiiliiiilfr foritHM-iy by Win. for purposi's, on Stiik' Htroi't. Hliicksinithinu, linrsrshniMtig, wauoii work, on Nliort notice, mul KOOI! work Kiinnink'tifl.

Prices reiisontible. Livery Stable! C'OVKLO, YOXT3RL333EI Has houglit Hie Livery stable in Covelo I'ormerly owned by A. b. Suiter. Oooil 'I'llmunis I 'm- Hire, Single and Double Teams.

Saddle Horses. TIIK HKST OF CAUK TAKKN OF IRAN SC1KNT STOCK. Ilay and Grain for Sale. Your palninane Ho unil sillisfae- linn Kimrnnloeil. Can't Eat This Is the complaint of thousands at this season.

They have no appetite; food does not relish. They need the toning up of the stomach and digestive organs, which a course of Hood's Sarsaparllla will give them. It also purifies and enriches the blood, cures that distress after eating and internal misery only a dyspeptlo can know, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole piiyaical system. It BO promptly and efficiently relieves dyspeptlo symptoms and cureB nervous headaches, that it seems to have almost a magio touch." Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the In fact the Ono True Blood Purifier. are the best after-dinner rlOOU I'll IS pills, aid digestion.

260. WOMEN OF ARMENIA. ItlJIMMKK, ATTOKN V- AT.I, A W. Uklah City, Cal. business promptly attended to In all State ami Federal Courts or before any of the Uepnrt- meiils, building, s.

of Courthouse. gKAWKLI. A'lTOKNKYK nlMl AT LAW. Uklah City, Cal. Kdionieyer Building, Stale lllreet.

Will practice in all Courts of till. Biate. (l-7tf Nsw Gcods! Finest Quality! Low Prices! MERCHANT TAILOR School Street, Ukiah. AS A l.AHUK AND SFI.ECTSTOCK OFTHK llucsl both foreitrn and douiestie, which he will make up nl bedrock prices. A GOOD FITCiinit.vNTKKi).

(live him an earlyctill, make your seleel Ions, and secure a perfect lit, whereby you will he presentable at all times. o-asif. Ill L. CAKOTHKKB, ATTMKNKY null ClUUNSIil.OR AT LAW, Ukiah City, Cal. OmeB-In Masonic Hall building, corner ol School and Perkins Streets.

Practices lu all Slate and Federal Courts. P. THOMAS, AT NIKNIJY COIINSKLOK AT LAW, Ukiah City, Cal. OFFICK-In White's Law HulldliiK, northwest of Court House. Will practice In all State and Federal a-STOKY FINKI.Y-FURNISIIKI) HltlCK, UKIAH, CAL.

11. T. POKhE, Proprietor. T. J.

Wcldon, Manager. MLO Talolo, Bar, B.oom .9. All Stagns Arrive at and Depart from this Hotul. FREE 'BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS. SUNSET LIMITED THE FAMO'JS PAMfl flJM BBTWBBK San Francisco AND New Orleans SEMI-WEEKLY.

EASTBOTTND. l.v. San lO.Ott p. M. TUPS, ami Hiit.

os AiiKi'U-H H.00 r. M. Wed. and Sun. Ar.

Kl l'nso 4.10 v. M. Thurs. nuil lion. Ar.

New Orleans (i.iiij A. M. Hat. ami Wed. WESTBOUND.

l.v. New Oiieuus 10.00 A. M. Mon. and Thurs.

l.v. Kl Paso 05 M. Tuofl. and Fri. Ar.

Los 7.15 v. M. Wod, and Sat. Ar. Sun Knimiisoo i'.

M. Thur. and Sun. Agreeable eonnoclious Ju New Orleans with through limiteil traliiH for Knstern cities. To St.

Louis iu 21 hoars; Chicago, 27 hours; hours; Atlanta, 16 hours; Washington, bourn; Philadelphia, 33 hours; New York, ii) hours; Hoston, IM hours. lH 'lik 'htfully eijutihlc climate eu Train service nnaimroaer; ibly superb throughout, Quick Mine. No additional cost. TAKE SUNSET LIMITED. S.

F. N. P. R'y EnffliAli Customs Are Slowly Itrothor's Jiuie. The Armenian, girl is little troubled with educiitioD, beyond household duties, Bpiuning and at this last accomplishment she is always nn oxport, especially at unless, indeed, she attends one of the oxoellent Armenian mission schools oar- riod on in ninny towns, where she will loom English, French and possibly nor own language, for Armenians not infrequently adopt the varnacnlar tho country wherein they live.

She will also ucquiro a thirst for fiction, English and Fionch. Tho Armenian girl is deeply sentimental and likes to read of love, and murriage iB, of course, the ultima Thnle of her ideas. This little matter is generally arraugod by her mother, nowhnre aro women of more importance or hold nioro weight in the family councils. The mother is at the head of the patriarchal establishment, in wbioh her sous, thoir wives and often her nephews und niecoE dwell. Slid rales her sons and sons' wives, the latter, perhaps, with a somewhat sovore hand, ospeoially during the first year of thoir married livos, when, except to attend ohnroh, they may not go out, though, when the daughters-in-law in their turn become mothors greater liberty is pormitted them.

In more advanced portions of tho com- muuity a girl's choico is praotioally unrestricted, and it is well that it is so, for the Armenian church strenuously opposes divorco, and the marriage bond is only solublo by death. Not infrequently the girl's chuicu falls upon an Englishman or other European, find many merchants and telegraph officials in Persia and Turkoy find them excellent wives. Tho Armenian national costume consists of a voluminous skirt of heavy bro- oaded material, a tight sleeved bodice of the same stuff, much embroidered about tho front, with handsome filigree silver belts marking the waist. Tho head oovorings aro llchus of fringed embroidered silk, and a multitude of chains and coins hang round their necks. In winter the embroidered bodico is exchanged for a wadded one, and huge felt shoos are worn over tho ordinary boots to keep out the biting cold.

Though the Armenian women do not wear veils to oouceal their features as a point of religion, they not infrequently do cover their faoes with gauze or a corner of a shuwl. Some of tho younger women, however, have discarded their native costumo for that of London three years ago, and they are evidently not quite ut ease iu their newly acquired corsets. They copy the fashion plates in English papers and produce wonderful combinations of pink, blue and violet, which are further adorned with quantities of brilliant jewelry. They are full of curiosity regarding tho life of civilized nations, particularly in the matter of marriage, and uover miss an opportunity of obtaining information on the subjeot. Louis Post-Dispatch.

OFFICIAL TIME l.KAVK UKIAH KPFICCT1VE Oct. Mth, 18110 i ATTOKNKY and COIINNKLOM AT LAW, Uklah City, Cal. OFKicm-lii White's Law Building, northwest of Court House. Will practice ill all State and Federal Courts. I A.

ATWHlSSKir CWUNNKIiOll AT LAW, Ukiah City, Cal IUIMCK -In Odd Fellows' Building. Wt 1 nomptly attend to all husiuess iutriisted to lili of theCourtsof tUlsSUU.Jl-11. yir ATltlBNKV Mid IIOIINHKLWK AT LAW, I 'liUlle. Ukiah City, Cal. Offtrrrie In Old Law Building.

Wll promptly attend to care earn lu any of the Ceurts ol tins to State IIUSAL INSWBAIM'K Nntnry Lands bought and sold on inml 1 Bl lal attoutlou and earo glvcu asiessmenU and paying of taxes for absent owners or uon-rcs Soiita FarmiuK, uriuliig, fruit and redwood llmhe'r landiforsale, oufce-ln Bonahue block w. Ratos $1.25 to 2 per day. R1KW IlLVCkSMIill AND SHOP. Weekdays. I 00 iim 1:00 pm 1:00 uu.

1:00 pm Sundays pin :05 pn, pin AltKIVB UKIAH To and From San Francisco Han Kafael Petalunia Hautu Kosa Healdsburt Lytton Clovenlale and Intermediates Glen Elleu Sonoma and Intermediates Sebastopol ami Intermediates tiueruevllle and lntermodlatos Sundays. Weekdays. H. C. WHITING, Geu.

Manager. R. X. RYAN, Goh. Pusji.

Agent H'tH HUIAII All kinds of hlucksraIthliiK and iiiK done lu the best style of the art. H1SNKY OKAN, Proprietor. In New Quarters! tlomu and Me. Blest door to Tlic Finest Lino of French Candy, Nuts, Fresh Fruit, Oysters, IM. CANE dc LUNIHIOtfG.

Uklah City, Cal. Also a New Line of ITUAKN, NTATIONBKY, VKJiN, Perkins and 3tat.e siroets BO. W. STOUT, I'HYSIt'IAN NIIKWRON, DkiahClty.Oal. OPMOB Marks' Building.

U. WYCHOFf, PIIYNIVIAN NlimaKON, Uklah City, Cal. Will do a general prantioe. Hpeoial aitontlop given to ObBtotr'es mid Diseases of Womon. Oppum AND tho Poabody liome on8 hlortk south of Catbnlle Ohurnh.

K. 15. J. OVVIIIIiMU, Snonlallat on Dlseusos of tho J3 V-K, MONK ANIP Til KM AT OKPicji-flupremo Oniirt bnl.ldlng, oot, aui Ban FrauoUco y. AND INKM -AT1- Tumer's Sample Rooms POINT ARENA, Vou Ket the lluest liiinors and choicest cigar on the const.

PAT TURNER, Proprietor. A New Lino ol'Celluloid Uoodw. Wo aim to please all. Children will receive as courteous treatment as any ono. Catalogue of Christinas goods.

Will make special orders for annyone making request, MRS. E. W. WELLS. Mi NtMIRB, ml I Vou can HI be cured I If you suffer from any of the I ills of men, come to oldest speclttUsts on the Pacific Coast, I t)r.

Jordan Co. Thousands now'live happy lives that we Stricture I diseases of the skin and I neye qnlokly cured without the use of of Mwrriege, 1 'free. DB, QBKAT MUSBUIf OV ANATOMY. Bread Eaters! Wo sell Hour that makes perfect bread. It is the only kind that lias the 8lrouuih to make bread that will not dry out, Golden Eagle IN TIIK SI AMI: not ouly looks white, but bakes white and makts close grained light bread that slays fresh and moist for days.

ASK YOUR OROCKIli'OR IT AND TAKE NO OTHKB. Why? I WILL TTil.I. YOlli livery sack of Golden liugle Is made from carefully selected wheut, und by the latest and most Improved maohliiory. Woulso dual lu i I IIAX MTIfAW NAIVT MHO I'LAHTPR KMKHIT I Urn I II lXtjrN, Inn, Bain Koue, And everything In tho lino for or fowls, at i lavrubt nrlsM, JU Delinquent Tax List THE TOWN POTTER VALLEY COUNTY OP MENDOCINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. For 1896-97.

.1 of frac seJ4 ol of wj-ji, at frae c)4 of lot 2, of and tief4, of ne'xj, ne'-i of ne)4, lot 1, 'J, Cold Creek, sej.i of eVi of ncJi, of of see 24, in and personal propertv. Tax I1K.08, costs and percentage total f20.11. Hank of dated Feb. ill, (Mary jtrower, m'gor) val dcKcribed land as recorded in book 118 oi m'gHKUB. Tax cost aud 80 total Hebrouder aud Mortgage dated 1892 Hrower, val $72H, described as iu ok PUKO ItH oi' Tax costs aud pereeutage ets; total -iSM.

Joseph I.nltle—Sw!4, wi A of se'4, of soc. afi, twp. 17 rangt 12 in dm. Tax uoste and purceuiugu lil total ersonal properly. Tax total 0 ftOVAL BAKINQ POWDER YORK, Mendocino.

Items. SMALL TRACTS TO SETTLERS. No Residence Required. AN RANCISCO Jan. 1, 1897.

Under the new AcL Congress I can Bet you any tract of land which is vacant raxing land, not over 100 for $1.25 acre and costs, which are $25 for anything under 80, and $50 for all over. his incltideR advertising, attorney's fees, and all except the cost of the and. Yon have about three months to pay for it after applying. The land must be vacant, and the land Htirroundiug it sold or applied for over three years. Wn, A.

TUART, Attorney in Land Matters. 000 Montgomery Street iSIm San Francisco, Cal. Sewer Connections and PLUMBING Parties intending to put in Sewer Connections will find it to their advantage to call on the undersigned as I am prepared to supply the same at Lowest Possible Rates all my work I will GUARANTEE for ONE YEAR. IKrom last week 's Beacon.1 Mrs. Ella E.

Johnson, wife of the late Jas. Johnson, a former merchant of this place, died in San Francisco on the 17th itist. One of the stores owned by the late lamented It. Armstrong, in Boonvilln, has just passed into other hands and the new incumbent is wrestling as agent for the express company, who have an ofljee in the building. Henry Reason, a member of the first white family who settled in Anderson Valley, in 1852, and for whom the valley was named, lives in Boonville and is the hero of some notable episodes.

He is one of the three remaining survivors who assisted in raising the "Bear Flag" in the town of Sonoma iu 1840. Boonville and surroundings, embracing Anderson precinct, rating in 1890 a population of 285, now numbers about 075 souls, It claims the oldest voter in the county in the name of the vivacious John Conrad at the patriarchal age of 94 years, and whose ripe experience directed him to vote for woman's suffrage at the late general election. He is still hale and hearty and makes his accustomed daily rounds. All'the officers of Court Albion lodge of Foresters, and a great number of the members went oyer to Navarro ridge Saturday oight to organize a lodge. We hear lliey organized a court of fifteen members.

The installing officers were Ed Johnson, Past Chief Banger; Joe Garvin, Rec. Secretary. After lodge businesQ was over a lunch was served which was greatly enjoyed by all. At the stated meeting of the members of the Bank of Mendocino, which was held at its office last Monday evening, there was a fair attendance, although not Heorgc Hurgess- costs and percentage (ill cts. Mrs White-Mortgage dated April lh'Jl (iotliard, m'Koi') val 100, interest in pari of described laud as recorded iu book page 181 of m'giLges.

Tax costs and percentage o'i total llli cts. Win lj properly. Tax 7-1 costs aud percentage tola! A of swJ-4, of see swli oi of sei4, "I sl.j of and sec 2b, two l'J of wj-ji of frac of neVi, frae oi House 100; sec iwp la u.r 12 lUum. 'lax 1.01, cutts aud percentage ob total tl.t/J. dated June 0, 16IM (A Kenedy in'gurj val $12UU, interest in laud as described iu Hook 40, page uol ol m'gages.

Tux eosis aud percentage 74 uitul Mrs IS property. Tax (VI costs and pereeutage total Liavid of sec '25, twp IS J2 in .1 ni. Tax'ju cost unit percentage lutal Celiua AlcCreary et sec :f.1, twp 17 11 in in, personal property. Tax $13.20, cost and percentage l.lu; total tl Pickle, property. Tax 44 costs aud percentage i'2 total yii ets.

Dated Aug. 18, 18115 (Dtiviu blreeter, m'gor) val $200e, interest in mud described iu book page 17s, m'gages. cost and percentage 'JO total t4.U2. 1' dated Jan. 20, tsjo (I' and biebcu, m'gor) vul WOO, iiuercst iu laud recordeu in book 4u, page 200 of m'gages.

'1 ax $2.40, costs und percentage 02 total W.02. ft Smith--Personal property. costs aud percentage oo lolul $1.72. Jos sec 10, twp i.7 11 personal properly. Tux .14, cost and percentage eo total acuduiuorc and iu Ceuterville, bM north by county road, by laud ot lou, by laud of persouulproperty, iax ii.u2, aud pcrcuutagc 08 total farmers' Bsviugs duted April 21, (bcudumoru tteyuulus m'gor) val $1620, iuterest iu laud as recorded in liouk4u, page 2Ua of m'gages.

Tax costs aud eeutage 80 total property. Tax 02 cts.i costs and perceulugo 53 total 0 property. Tax 16 costs and percentage u2 total 08 cts. H'A of of of of sec LJ, twp 17 i2 of ut seH, ol oi uwj-i, of see 14, twp i7 12 lots 1, 4, ii, 0,10,11,12 uud see 23, twp 17 12 of swJi, ot and 01 soii, see 2:, iwp 17 i 12 of 3 of 4 and seJ4 ol see 2u, twp 17 12 of sjji ot of uwJ4 auu of sec 20, twp 17 12 lots 2, 4, 7 und 8, see 20, twp 17 12 all lu 111 and personal property. Tax $17.26, costs aud pereeutage totul $18,01.

b'd north by J. 0. Busch, by Caruer, by Mrs Hicks, by Briggs, being true of sw)4, sec 7, twp 17 11 111 111, aud persouul property. Tux aud pereeuuigc 50 total $1.70. of seJ-4, sec 27, ol sec 81, twp 18 IV, ol of, 4 sec twp 18 I2w, md 1 8uffl(! ent t0 ailt i the requirements of persuuul property.

Tax costs anu per- eentjigc total $5.07. A property. Tax costs aud percentage 01 total $2.81. Geo property. Tux 30 costs uud perceutugu 51 total 81 cts.

Milton, property. Tax $8.60, costs uud percentage 08; totul $4.28. Fields, property. Tax 80 costs uud percentage 65 lutal $1.61. Unknown of sec 9, twp 10 11 m.

Tax $1.00, costs tvtd percentage 68 total $2.18. Ueo property. Tax 02 costs uud percentage 68 total $1.15. Mrs JIary of ueJi, sc )4 of uwJ4, uej ot Hvijii, see 27, twp 18 12 in ana personal property. Tax $1.08, cost and percentage 55 total $1.08.

Mrs II dated Jau. 15, 1895 (Mrs Wllklsou m'gor) val $100, Interest iu luud us recorded iu Book 42, page 290 of uiortguges. cost and percentage 62 lotul 02 ets. Nutliuu property. Tax 04 costs uud percentage 58 total $1.17.

A A of seK, sec SO, of scK of uwl-i, uwJi of sejf, sec 81, twp 18 11 uwJi of uuii, of soji, see 33, of swJ4, sec 84, twp 18 11 seji of ne '4, of sec PO, twp 18 12 lot 8, sec Iwp 17 11, 11 m. Tux $2.64, costs and percentage 03 total Nolico Is hereby given that unless tho above delinquent tuxes, together with the costs and peualllcs, are paid on or before Tuesday, the 23rd day of February, A. I), mil, at the hour ol 10 o'clock A. the real property above described will, on said a )rd day of February, A. D.

1897, at 10 o'clock A. bo sold by me, In front of my oflloo iu Poller Valley. Mcndnolno county, J. C. HUGIIKS, Mnrshal aud Tax Collector of the Town of Potter Valloy, Mendocino County, California.

ROYAL The absolutely pure BAKING POWDER ROYAL most celebrated of all the baking powders in the or its great leavening strength and purity. It makes your cakes, biscuit, bread, healthful, it assures you against alum and all forms of adulteration that go with the cheap brands. Ftttnit Offloa Im 1 Items from Covelo. I Ask Speak no Favors, My Prices for Themselves. J.

H. Barker. Real Xiatate Transfers. Bennett to of m'A, sec 22, 116, 16, et al Rushmoro ot nx to of scK, see 22, 1 16, 15, ot al Kelly to HwK of soij.scc 10,118, 17 10 00 10 00 885 07 janlB a Wilson to of soo 1,121, 16, et al Harrison ot al to of sw see 23, IS, 12, ot al Hoy ward et al to of.way iu lot ouo, see 80,112, 10, et al Hgywurd et al to Hoyward ot int lu lot 1, soo 80,112, 10, ot al Williams et al to Sholtoa acres near Banol 2000 00 MeCowou to 0 York-Lot in Uklali. 10 00 Proudfoot to iu Uklah 10 00 II Itlffo to 'A intorost iu ot al 100 00 600 00 1 00 1 00 swii, SCO 15,122 11, 12, Ot 10 00 the law for a quorum.

The report of the secretary showed an increaiing surplus of assets over liabilities, and greater demand for the renting of ranches, which, though as yet at low rates, would improve the income for the coming year. Ukiah and Mendocino stage leaves Ukiah lor coast via. Hot Springs every Thurs. and Sat. at 7 A.

11. arriving at Mendocino at 5 P. connecting with stage for Fort Bragg. Leaves Mendocino for Ukiah on alternate days at- 8 A. or upon arrival of Foit Bragg stage.

J. L. OHNSON Manager. Fort Brow Items. I From last week's Advocate A Finn was seriously injured lost Wed- esday in the woods.

Work uu the hospital building is being pushed ahead as fast as possible. It is reported that Ed Warren left Caspar last week for Mexico. On the 15th instant io this city, F. A. Whipple, marriod J.

J. Thompson aud Lizzie Peterson Supervisor Flanagan had a rock crusher come up from ban Francisco, which will be used to crush rock for the roads his district. As Supervisor and road builder, Mr. Flanagan givoB excellent satisfaction. Mr.

Kahler of Ukiah, the well-known and popular young musician of that place, arrived here Friday for a three months' stay. Mr. Kahler intends giving a grand concert in Bed Men's Hall in the near future, Uev. Mr. Smith, of Covelo, has been engaged to.

preach in the Presbyterian Church of this'place, and will enter upon the duties thereof about the middle of next month, and will move over from Covelo as acton as the roads permit. In speaking ot the law suit between Marble Turner vs. Taggart, we staged that judgment was reudered in favor, oi; plaintiffc. A note Iron) W. rjfo ajaggast (-tateu that Judge Bwlen dlsmisned allie ease and that Uie plaintifls, ilflrble Turner, were forced to patf aHionstay' '1 Lewi AT AUCTION COOPS OVELO Jan.

25,1897. En. ISPATCH A son of Deputy Sheriff Hayden died suddenly and was buried on Saturday. The bereaved family have the sympathy of this community. We have been quite exempt from sickness this winter excepting an epidemic of measles from which all have recovered.

The Disi'Arcn has the hearty thanks many for its manly defense of our goodf name while other papers lose no opportunity to villify us. Tiiat Bound Valley should have in any sense the odium attached to all the homicides, quarrels or tragedies enacted on the ranges extending for hundreds of miles around us, is a mystery to all but a few citizens who delight in villifying their neighbors, and a few correspondents who deem it very wise to furnish sensational items for their papers. As taxpayers we are also pleased that you propose to look after missina public funds. That we farmers should be ground to the earth with our heavy burden of taxes and the money disappear mysteriously and no one responsible, is what the average granger can't understand; neither can we comprehend what bondsmen are lor if not to make good the deficiencies of the officers they secure. Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. Rea have gone lo Ukiah to sojourn for a while. They will be greatly missed in society.

Mrs. Kea has been secretary of the Ladies' Aid Society tor years. The society is still prosperous and meets rSgularly every week. The ladies also have a reading club. They have been reading and studying the American poets for over a year.

J. R. Lowell is the one they are now discussing and dissecting. Their meetings are enjoyable and instructive. Rev.

J. M. Smith of the Presbyterian Church is soon to leave for Fort Bragg, his new field of labor. Farmers are improving all the weather putting in their crops with hope of better prices next season. AXPAYER, fine the Buoklen's Armoa Salve The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Tetter, Chapped Hards, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give, perfect satisfaction, ot money refunded.

Price 25 cento per box. For sale bv J. R. Mathewe. Point Arena Items.

last wook's iJeeord-l A hospital is being fitted up at Green wood. W. L. Williams is now in charge of the Garcia Mill store In this place, ably, assisted by Mr, Oomegys. On Friday evening a farewell reception was given in the Good Templars' Hall to Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Davenport; Travelers along the coast are surprised at the contrast of the roadsun Mendocino and Sonoma counties, In the latlerJ county the roads are said to be in a terrible oond per cent worse titan; in this county. i A problem that is agitating the WlndiW of is the gopher qnestiqai peaty little animals are so numerous.

some places that it is garden them WatMffloulty 1 3 ins ww QrtffjteJir' ISH RoeKrkTli DITOR ISPATCH-. Recent de.sISSu manner I misappropriated truthfully-say 1 lie to eoaeTd time thitflhtteb effeotwij be applied lo wiiabappfllliri increasing evil it a risky business for UftJ impelled either by natural 1 guilty of careless srlpet vtata forth torn out to be It Is obvious that so lonttJ are not held to the for the safe cusMy of entrusted to them, so long an ever recurring misapplication. Bearing Intact that the standard oTonr pjjjjj more especially in- the BeptlbTd izatlon, I scorching alongUiehj grade, and that the mariner all nowadays are prominent in political councils are seldom; "that chastity of honor and i principle which feels a stain'iil wound," it is not too some stringently must be adopted to contiol dishonesty of such persons ifi endeavor to gain pnblfo for the purpose of abosfrig'lt. 1 accountability to which bajitfS, bookkeepers in held, and the ineritsttle and social ostraoism appropriation oy them of moqc charge, should be invariably uf) our county officials. allOW.jftMl to make good a culpable sliortsfge tain his position is ohly an of the evil.

Such himself to be entirely nntrij public opinion should nation if not his The mysterious disappear 13000 for which the Tax Collect hus beer ated from any connection with the subsequent now ovq years, in judiciously fixing the bility for that disappearance to believe that there is one kind ot for the prominent politician and JA for the unconvicted horse thief, the man who got away with the greater thief of the wo. An publican politicians there kind of fraternal 'feeling, a youf day-may-be-mine-tonloirow ing at malfeasance in office; wtrfj tually clogs the wheelsof jnatio does not permanently To Bay that the existence of cious spirit is-a deadly menaC public welfare, as weltiie evU 'i imposing magnltutlfesls to ftOk the very springs of 'political rfftgiQ not be putting it too strongly perts' report on the Assessor's Borne of us here with mnte wonder. We ask ourselves, coming to, where are we at? Sonoma County similar trouble wit4) This kind of rascality wide-spread and fashiriiiaS Southern Pacific people that a robbery of one of serves capital the people of a ment of public funds. a political arena will' those unprincipled in politics simply for ting their hands into the 1 YeB the rope might way and if that failed we might well despair remedy. Some Democrats their gratification that county the black sheet) the Republican told, a matter for regret political system times succeed positions.

It looks indifference to can only be sumption of a the pnblio oonaclence, th'it wav to those who wi (H to reflect. TtiereisftdisDOBlt sible, to tween CloverdaJ towns that was pdnul The re -estabUshr 9 a b'pifttrMiffi 'uKed..