Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 2

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ROOFING A Complete Line of Vegetable and Garden Seeds (NRA) W. Perkins and Main St. Phone 165 OFFICIAL REPORT OF MEETING OF CO. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The board of supervisors of Mcndo- mencitiHon for grarte cras-sing p'imtnR- clno county met In session at 1:30 o'clock p. Monday, May 13, 1935, with the following present: Su- tlon at Largo was changed to a recommendation for a grade crossing elimination over Northwestern Pacific R.

pervisors Orval Tadlock, D. Bitten- R. Co. tracks at Largo coupled with bender. Chas.

R. Perkins, C. E. Gor- the construction and erection and a don, members; H. M.

Burke, clerk, by M. A. Carpenter, deputy clerk; absent: Supervisor Ed Haehl, member; Chairman C. E. Gordon presiding.

H. H. Mitten appeared on behalf of farm bureau board of directors and requested tlii-s board to proceed with Klamath wped extermination. Supervisor Fxi Haehl. member of this board appeared at this time and took hi.s jilaci' in tiii.s meetinR.

Tlie minutes of the prcviou.s meol- inp of thl.s board were read and np- proveci ii.s reati. Martha Tnlcs, county aRcnt. before the board and reported the re.sult.s of her invcsliRa- tion.s of indigent and needy matters, and after oonsiderinR the same, tlie Ijoard made the following order.s: 11 new applications for old age were granted, one effective May 12 and tlie remainder May 1, 1935; five renewals of old age security were approved, effective May 1. 1935; one new application for children's sUite aid was passed, effective May 1. 1935; five renewals of aid were approved, effective May 1, 1935; three new applications for county aid, effective May 1.

1935, were granted. Without di.ssent. the board went on record as opposing the passage of A. B. 767 and directed Its clerk to notify Mendocino county's representatives in the state legislature, of the board's opposition to said bill.

An erroneous assessment to Barbara E. Lynch was ordered cancelled, and the chairman of this board was directed to sign the orders of cancellation thereof, on behalf of this board. A ix'tition for the reopening of Potter road was tabled. Tlie board supplemented and revised its re.solulion, adopted April 10. 1935.

to the Redwood F.mpirr' a.s.'^ociation, for jire.scntation to the State IJeiiiUlmcnt ol Public Works, prelimiuiivy recommendations for ayi- portionmenl of federal emergency works relief grants for highway construction, in Mendocino county, as follows: Ur.der farm to market roads, the following are included. Westport- Leggctt valley road, and Ukiah-boon- ville rnatl; grade crassing eliminations, the recommendation for a grade crassing elimination on Fort Bragg Main street was changed to a request for a wigwag device, the recom- new bridge over Russian river on whose west bank railroad tracks run, making a unit of grade crossing and bridge; and a wigwag device was recommended Installed on Main of WilliUs over California Western Railroad and Navigation Co. tracks. The board, by resolution, requested the United States forest service to allocate forest highway monies, when available to tlw following Construction and reconstruction Wil- liani.s Creek-Mendocino Pass road; Williiiiiis Creck-Longvale road; Upper Lake to Lake Pillsbury to Potter Valley road, and from bridge across Eel river, north of Potter Valley, on Upper Lake to Potter Valley road, in a general northwesterly direction down said Eel river to Hearst in said Mendocino county. It is further ordered that said request be presented by the Redwood Empire o-ssociation to the proper authorities.

Reports from the following, for the month of April, 1935. were received and placed on flic: County nurse, agricultural romniLssloner, superintendent, county farm and hospital, matron detention home, predatory animal control in Mendocino county, and social agent of admissions to Mendocino county hospital. The chairman was authorized and directed to endorse, on behalf of this board, checks No. 43646 and 43647 on U. S.

trea.sury for board and care of chUd; Mervin Oo beginning April 1 and ending June 30, 1935 $15 per month; Wlllard Fulwider, beginning March 1, 1635, and ending June 30, 1935 fff per month; and the chairman was autliorlzed and directed to sign, on behalf of this board, said agreements, the necessary certificates and vouchers thereon. Supervisor Perkins appeared and took hLs place and part in this meeting at this tinie. Uklah Post 1900, Veterans of Foreign Wars, applied to thLs board for permission, without cost to Mendocino coimty, to Install doors to cover two of the tiers of compartments in the cloakroom cabinets of the Uklah veterans memorial building, and provide and maintain locks thereon; the said compartments being for the storage of paraphernalia of said V. F. W.

and the ladies auxiliary thereof. The permission was granted. Application was made to this board, by a delegation, for committal to a budget of $2500.00 for fire prevention and suppression In Mendocino county for the next fiscol year. The board declined to commit Itself at this time. A deed from Chas.

W. Miller to board of supervisors of Mendocino county, dated May 1, 1935, was accepted by the board, the chairman of this board directed to sign the resolution of acceptance thereof, on behalf of this board, and said deed was ordered recorded. The'claim of Johnson Hardware against Mendocino county, for the sum of $10.45 was rejected, as not being a county charge. The board increased the budget the Third road district by transferring the sum of $1,000 from the General Road fund to the Unappropriated Fle- serve fund, and from said priated Reserve fund to the General Road No. 3 fund.

A motion wius made, seconded, and lost, to increase tlie budget of the Fifth road dristrict in the same manner and in the same amount as that of the Third road district. The vote was as follows: Ayes, Bittenbcnder. Perkins, Gordon; noes, Hahel, Tadlock. V. M.

Moir of the state chamber of commerce appeared before this board and informed it that SERA Transient Service had approved the Navarro jetty project and stated it was desired that this board appropriate $150 to $500 to secure a person to line up the work of shaping timbers for said Jetty; that if this county would appropriate the amounts requested the state fish and game conimi.s.slon will match the allocation. The board adjourned to, and reconvened at 2 o'clock p. m. May 14. 1935, with all members and clerk present.

The board agreed to appropriate not less than $100 nor more than $150 to July, 1935, for payment for shaping CALPELLA NOTES CALPELLA, May and Mrs. P. Field and Ethel Miller of Boon- vUle and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard MUlcr of Uklah were weekend visitors at the E.

Miller home. Mrs. Field and Ethel Miller are daughters and Wlllard Miller i-s son of the E. Millers. Mr.

and Mrs. Wellman and children were weekend vLsitors of Mrs. Wellman's mother, Mrs. Mack of Comptche. Mr.

and Mrs. Salllnen of Fort Bragg vLslted last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams, returning Sunday.

Mrs. Salllnen Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Mr.

and Mrs. George Grasscl of Oakland were weekend visitors In the HAEHL GOES TO WILLITS First of June, Henry Haehl, Shell Oil company salesman here, will go to Wll- lits OS manager when the company resumes operation of their plant there, which has been run as an independent plant. Mr. Hoehl will have charge of the territory north of Wllllts, where he Is wellknown and highly popular. His family, now located at 810 west Clay street, will shortly take up residence in Wllllts.

mm Indian wards for the sum of and $15 respectively, and said sums were i timbers, for Navarro Jetty, and V. ordered deposited in County General, 1934 funds. The board then adjourned to, and reconvened at 9 a. May 14, 1935, with all members, except Chas. R.

Perkins, and clerk present. A resolution by the board of directors Mendocino County Farm Bureau approving the action of the board M. Moir was authorized to represent this said board to secure from state fish and game commission, a matching of appropriation. A. J.

Lang appeared before the board in the matter of the claim of McKee Company against Mendocino County for damages amounting to $215.55 alleged to have resulted from breaking of a bridge on Orrs road, and wa.s Dr. and Mrs. L. K. Van Allen were In Stockton Sunday to pass the day with theii- daughter Ruth.

Mrs. H. R. Pauli is home from a visit of a week with her mother in Shelby- villc. Mr, and Mrs.

Kelly Thrailkill are in the bay district for a short vacation from his duties as night at the Mendocino State ho.spltai. Lawrence Barnett, attendant ai the Mendocino State hasjiital, went to San Francisco Thursday of last week for a 3-day visit with his sister. Miss Elsie Howard was a recent visitor at the Elmo Howard home in Lakeport. Ernest HaxUe home. Mr, Orassel is a nephew of Mrs.

Hastle. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hastle took their visitors, Marjorle Van Horn and Bertha Bakker flower picking at Bonnie Brae, Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Hicks and little daughter visited here over Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hicks were here for the weekend. The Calpella grammar school trustees have announced that the have been reelected.

Mrs. Eglin Is principal and teacher of the fifth and eighth grades. Miss Squires teaches the first and fourth grades. Inclusive, Mrs. Fred Cromwell has been moved back to her home from Uklah.

A nurse has been engaged for her, and her condition Is reported unchanged. Thomas Hall of Uklah has started a bakery route through Calpella. Don Cianclo has recently taken the job of driving the As.sociated gasoline truck for this district, Mrs. S. W.

Newell attended an Interesting service at the Pentecostal church In Uklah Tuesday night. The services were conducted by a lady missionary from Africa. Experiences were related and screen slides shown regarding in the Jungles of Africa, Bernlce and CeclUe McClendon were delightfully entertained at a party at Camp Meeker. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Schumacher and daughter Elaine. Hiking was enjoyed, and swimming at Monte Rio. Calpella was very well represented by her young people at the Riviera Saturday night. They reported a large crowd and a very good time, Mr. Van Horn, Mr.

Hetridk and Luther Dockins attended the Uklah Townsend club meeting Tuesday night. Sunday Services at Christian Church Lo-st Saturday and Sunday about 30 of our young people and Christian En- dcavor leaders went to enjoy the C. E. retreat on the Blue Lakes and you should have heard their echo Sunday evening, if you did not. We extend a hearty Invitation to all to attend the regular Sunday services: Bible school begins at preaching and communion at 11.

Tlie morning will be especially for children and yung people, "What the Church Has Restored." C. E. meets at 7 p. m. The evening service will be under the direction of Rlbcrt Holland and his Bible class of Loyal Women.

Many look forward to this service. We are making a special restudy of missions at our Wednesday evening prayer meetings. All are welcome. Come and you will be greatly benefited. RALPH ISAACSON, Pastor.

Dr. J. J. KIrwin accompanied Mrs. Klrwin and children to Santa Rosa last Friday morning, where Mrs.

Kerwin was met by who took them to Oakland to entrain for Omaha. Miss Katherine Macklin was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Macklin of Middletown. Mi-s.

Hazel Tailor of Kelseyville has been a visitor at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Fi-ank Cmelik of for the past two weeks. Tlie Cmeliks recently welcomed a baby daughter. Dr.

and Mrs. Roy Milne and daughter Marjorie and Hazel Hunt were visitors to the Lakeport flower show. registering from Uklah. MILLINERY SALE All Hats reduced at For 10 Day.s Starting May 25 Thirty Million Miles of Ford Econo my or of Monuoeino county on i sworn and examined by the district recrnt action in the matter of On advice of the district at- tounty free library and commending torney the board rejected claim said board was received and 1 on the grounds thiit it was not lileci within the tiiue required by law. ordered on the minutes of this board.

The board entered into contracts with U. S. government, Indian fieid service, for board, room and care of Indian ward children, as follows: Arthur Reyes and Esther Rocky beginning March 1, 1935 and ending Jime 30, 1935 $5.00 per month for each "Hot Dog out for TRACK" coach says, 'Stick to the hahit of drinking plenty of iJut an ea.sy training rule for me, becau.se we have Ukiah Oeamery milk at our hou.se every day. I like that calls for stamina, action that calls for split-second timing; the.sc call for the nour- islunont of Ukiah Creamery Milk. Extra rich in vitamins and l)ody-l)uilding elements, it's the milk vou should drink every day.

Klllll GREiERY MILK By unanlnioiLs vote, the board adopted Ordinance No. 24.s. an ordinance imposing county licenses and prescribing the method for making application for the same. The said ordinance was ordered published in the Dispatch- Democrat. Claims, by the following persons, against Mendocino County for refund of taxes were ordered held over to the next meeting of this board, and the county asses-sor Is requested to determine the pcrcenage of projierty exempt from taxation, in each of said claims, and report at the next meeting of this board: Louise Ames Bernhard, Mabel Ames Smith, estate of Jasle Ames Wi! Hams, Geo.

A. Schmidbauer. Tiie board directs supervisor Tadlock to investigate all facts in connection witli alleged accident to Lillio A. Gibson in Potter Valley and report back to this said board at its next regular meeting. By unanimous vote of the board, the cast of the acquisition and construction of certain new roads, and the cost of the reconstruction, repair, maintenance, surfacing, grading, regrading, of certain existing roads In visorial Districts No.

3 and No. 4 was charged to the County General No. 3 and No. 4, 1934 funds, re.spectlvely. The necessary claims against Mendocino County were allowed as shown by the allowance book for May 15, 1935.

Tlie board then adjourned as a board of supervisors and reconvened as a county board of eQiiallzation, with all members and clerk present, Tlie minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read. No matters being presented or nied for hearing by this said board, and no per.son or persons appearing to be heard on any matters before this board, the board adjourned. MORE MILES Faster miles. Greater economy that is the story of the Ford V- 8. There are conclusive figures irom owners to show that it is the most economical Ford car ever built.

A particularly interesting and complete report of costs comes from a national fleet owner who has owned 854 Ford cars which have run more than thirty million miles in business use. 175 were Model Fords which were run 5,017,075 miles. 599 were Model A Ford cars which were run 24,041,632 miles. 80 are Ford V- 8 cars which have been run 2,982,886 miles. This o'wner's cost records show that Ford V-8 cars cost less to operate than the Model A Fords ond less than the Model Fords.

And they covered more miles per month 1 The monthly average for the Model Fords waa 1509 miles. For the Model A Fords, 1868 miles And 2571 miles for the Ford V-8. Each year the Ford car gives you more in value and performance and costs you less to operate. Actual Figures Show The Ford is and More econ i a 1 than lha Modal A. More economical ban the a Model T.

FORD John Daniels and daughter Edna of Kan.sas City were guests in the C. K. Holland home last week. Mr. Daniels and Mr.

Holland are cousins. The vls- iters were enroute to the exposition at San Diego. Motto: Customer satisfaction, i Ask any Stuilebakcr owiier. Forrest Hughes. 36-tfc Steiert, Andrews Ford Sales Service Official AAA UKIAH Plionc 400.