Republican Press from Ukiah, California • Page 2

i--MIMBllGAN PBESS. ThB BHPitftifuS PiiBWIstlrtoally the omcia) -Dftueeof tUS'cbilntj'. (nformitlm; concern- Ittir ruoilJ. iinil nil onll- ttaiiciM luwle Dy tue Boanl of ard tittlillsneJ tD Us culumcd. ir Wttut Coanty nsws In tull, lout tu Uie Iliacrir ihew.

TUAT kl'The Democrat is con- exorciecd over what ii Stterms the "peuuliar econoujy" of of SupervisorB in purchas- iirg a safe for tho Tnx Collector. iniUter of purcdiiHirig a safe at the last meeting of the IJoard aa a necessity. Not only 3fr. Johnson hiii Doputy-SIieriflf Weldon stated before tlieBoiird thai the necessity for a first-olnss, fire and burglar proof safe for the Tax Collector existed. Jlr.

Weldon also stated that tho safe in the Sheriff's office was entirely too small. The Board therefore, eon- Bidoring that the taxes to bo eol- lected amonnted to over $200 and that Mr. Johnson was undur Vjo'ids to collect ai preserve this vast sum uf a duty which SluriH' Standley had refused to office of Tax Collector was entitled to a good safe. The price was limited to $825 with the view that a safe at that price Vi-ould be a good one, fit for any office in the Court House, and a good investment for the county. The fact that Mr.

Standley might have taken care of the had he remained Tax Collector lias nothing to do with the proposition. Ho resigned the office, Mr. Johnson Hccepted the responsibility and furnished the bonds, therefore Mr. Johnson's office, in protection of the County's money, is entitled to a safe. Furthermore every taxpayer that has examined the safe has e.x- prossed satisfaction at the action of the Board.

The Board of Supervisors do not need this justification at our hands, as the county needed the safe, and the taxpayers approve tho purchase. The strictures of our contemporary are drawn from a selfish it happens to be a Republican Board. Following are the prices for four different years of fifty Articles of common use. This is an average price taken from all over the United States and compiled by the Economist: ARTICLES BIniUug TnlUB, Ih BliiTiIceis. pair niua BlilitluK.

yil Unllci), yil iJiu'iietft. ytl Uuttou Uhinl It ton Hoslerj- Cottun Knit O'jttou Ihreail, SITO lb Flic Fork, a-tluuii KliiunfM, yd Fruit tuuii, i.K;r duz yd Ilrtua Hue llomp Itojie. lb yil MiwIdiiL- Wlro. 11) Niilln, Iron, lb yil Ov.fniUa Pfuri J3uUuli.M, Pins. iJiiiii Plow HiTsu Ilanit lu-apcr lui'l lllntler Kubbt-r BwtH Suit, bill yd ShuvtM Spailif 11.

straw straw Uat. fiilKar. lirdwn Suii.ir I3i Tin Tin Milk Pall TIa llllk yil a lion Wuhihlnianl Washtub WlitMtl Harrow Pulls Woolon Clotblng 18B7 1690 1891 $11.95 .14 .11 4.2) 4.U1) 3.7U .11 .11 .01) S.i7 11.07 .00 .77 .73 .00 111 .47 .40 .41 .05 .01 .01 .11 .07 .00 .00 .71 .05 .68 Ai .56 .46 .70 'J .37 .34 .54 .10 .10 .08 l.C-J l.oJ 1.3'J .48 .43 .37 .14 .14 .11 .48 .47 A-i 121.15 47.10 .05 .04 .03 .10 .03 .0:1 .35 .31 i.ai .70 .11 .11 .13 .11 .00 .05 20.1'J I4.a7 13.J3 12.00 111. 40 .34 .30 129.HJ 4 3.10 3.00 1.7j i.ia 3.15 3.15 3,00 .08 .07 1.47 .03 .8.) 1.44 .13 .00 .00 1.75 l.aa l.i5 1.10 .44 .31 .111 .011 .111 .08 .08 .04 .01 .37 l.Vi .74 .08 .11 .10 75 .46 .43 .18 .17 .15 .18 .17 lao.oo Oo.Oll UO.OU 75.00 .41 .70 .05 .05 l.UJ I 1.40 .43 24.UU 10.75 14.50 14.25 TBB CAsis. "THE election of Cleveland to he more precise, the adoption of tariff the United States would be mutually beneficial to the U.

S. and England." Of course the REPUBLICAN PKESS, in its extreme simplicity, cannot conceive Jiow two nations, can do, business with each other with mutual advantage to both." ''In our extreme our morbid intelligence" we cannot conceive "what advantage" it would be to mechanics of San Francisco to have ship loads of the products of the English iron workers, locomotives, steam and fire engines, mining and building machinery in its thousand forms, thrown upon their market, at a wage cost of one-half of that of their own product. Evidently these artisans in their "extreme simplicity cannot conceive where the "mutual advantage" to them comes in, for only a short time since they stopped the work on a large structure in that city because its builder was about to put into it structural iron, columns, and girders, the product, not of English workmen, but of their brother union associates of Pittsburg. Ajiileruon Vallfy Itenii. Protialily a fi'W iloiiis fioiii llie iibnve iiuiiu 'd valU'y, DiiylU be to llif reiulur uf llie i'UEiS, Hit'i'efore tlie luliowini; is iip- pciicltii.

Tliia valley is situated in the Wost- eni iJiirl of Mcnilociiio lUiil is itbimt 12 miles long, ami 3 miles wide ill wiilett pari; the valley lias fulir school iii8li 'iots within its limits, and tlircc post offices; namely, Bcionville, riiili), and Cbristiiie. Booiiville ami Cliiisline are old otKces. Fliilo, eitu- iiled about center of the valley, has Deeu esliiblisiied only about three years; this oflioe is at the residence of b. Priither, who is post-master. He is a very careful aiul obliging man in the office.

Just now there is cousiileiable intligiialiou among the patrons of the otiice, on Hccouiit of the proposed removal, without given cause, of C. rnither us postmiifcler, and also of the change of ihe prestnl site, it being more couvenient for the great miijority of the people. Some of tlie people prepared a remonstrance, to be sent to the post office deparlmenl. In lets than two dayp, about si.xly nanms uf the patrons were secured, showing that the people are not autisfied with any change. Whether or not the re- inonslraiice will accomplish anything remains to be seen.

The Koads trial ia over, and Mr. Roads and family have returned home. Tho family have tlie heartfelt sympathy of the people in this vicinity in their terrible afllietion. A Methodist Episcopal Church is in course of erection, in the vicinity of Philo; B. U.

Pallady bus the building contract, and the bouse is now about enclosed. When the building is finished, it will be a credit lo the coin- munity. The ground for the church was doniiled by C. I'ralber, and the money is furnished by the Cburcli extension, and by subscriptions. Among who should be mentioned for their liberality in giving, are L.

Hong, Miss Emma Prather, Elder Urniy, Rev. W. B. Priddy, Rev. F.

Hudson, and C. Prather, There are also many others who subscribed very liberally. The liislory of tliis CU-TU will known toonr readera and needs no recounting. Xlie defeiul 'iiil. N.

CapcU, was ii iileiidur ihe community in which he VDI I ami ibc unforlumito litrnMciile was llie tirst trouble he ever had. Tho ense came up for iria! Holiday, with attorneys Cooper and for the defence, am! Allnijifyi, Seawell and Wliite for the people. The regulor fianel was and a special venire uf ten issued fi -oiii which the jury was eompleted. Fnl- lowing are the names: Ueo. ('.

Pt. Arena Grist, Covelo Kohi-rl. Uaivles, Anderson; .1. J. Siiialliy, II.

P. Buclimaii, Saiul; George Luce, Ukiah; J. B. lloss, Ukiah; James Rewca.s'le, Novo; Thomas Taim, McDoiiaUl: K. Wal lace, Jame.s Siil.l, I'kiah r.

C. Reid, Hkiah. The foUinv ng witnesses wereexain- amiiied for the Win. I Harmon, Clia.s. W.

.1. K. 1 Dwelly, Thus. Siniih, Ur. O.

W. wood, Mrs. union. On Tuesday the proscciitioii con- tiiiiu'd as follows; ,1. (I, U.Neil, O.N.

Gnihh, Miss Belle I la 1- moii, Mrf. Williiiot, Jas. Uoliiiiiu'. The defense put on ,1. Capill (di- feiidanl), Mi.ss Demaris Ibliii, Leoii- anl iiofkey, Hugh Wilson, K.lwai.l Dyer, Fruiik Carrillo, i.Mias, Sheppi'ard, Win, McFarland, Jerry Soiilheilaiul, J.

S. Reed. Uobt. White. Jas.

ell, J. St. Ddl, W. P. Tliomas, J.

F. Cummiiigs, Judge W. H. Siiull, ii. II.

Puetl. An able was made on both sides, and (lie ease went lo the jury at 3 o'eluck Weilnesday. The jury were out lU hours returned a verdict of maiislaughlrr. Tlie time for the soiileiiee ha; been set fur Saturday, Oct. Kljbest Of all in Leavening Power V.

S. Gov't Report, Aug. ij, I Baking Powder STIPATION. ARSOLUTEDf PURE 'rlic Am-liim I'Uiali lo he a favi for the (aliir of elica i Kveiy iiinht for nearly iwo weeks, 0111 have ln'i'M made' noisy ihe 01' lir'ls, aiiiitiiiiK 'ing an aui'iioii of diy noods and iiolions The siirpi isiiiy thai ol I'kiah will he gulled into in the tielief lhat lluy are geliiiij; a har- gaiii, wlien it is a well k'liown fact liial all aiu 'lion are eiUier or iiifi 1 ior in ijiiahi 'i'lie advises ils readers lo hy tiielioiio' nu'K 'iianiN who pay la and iielp 10 up the cuinninnily, and to wlutni go ft.r eie oilier (he anilii 'ii llie ea and llien hkip loivn. CliiM-cli The ILqitisL riinreh at Willils will be dedic.iled the foiirlli Salihalh in ihis nuMilh, the The will be pieaclieil hy the ili-v.

1.. The elinreli ha heeii painted ha.s a hell and organ, aial is oiil of uehl, liev. Mi, ISanl'ird lias lieeii pastor of this rliiireh for Iwo ye.irs. Fnder Ihe palionagi- of I I H- Imaril and Xew Vurk hoaiil he has liiiilt up a large eonglegal loll. The CiKar-MBhi-rn.

The Cigar-makeis' of tJkiah are jub'. l.ilit over the iziire hy Guvernment agents of ifriO.OOO wuilh uf Oliiiiese- iiiade cigars that were about to be placed on the market as the products of Ivey West factories. cigars were seized because the ho.xes bore the iiuiiilier of a factory ill Key West, when Ihey should have home the uiiin- her of the factory in Cliiniitown, in which they vvere made. The false iinuiher was placed upon bo.xe- to di'i't'ive. 1 lie pLirchiiser and cause him to 111 lieve lhat he was buying genuine Key West cigars instead of the of a malodorous factory ill Ihe Mongolian nuaiter.

Inspired hy llie action of the Gov- eniiiieiil, Ihe union Ims appointed a eoiinniilee to ohlaiii the names of nil lig ir-dealers who are selling cigars made hy Clliiiiese as Key Wests, for I he purpose of ealliiig 11(1011 the ernnienl lo preseciile them for oh- laiiiiiig money under false pretenses ImU tile people yet ttiere only of 'lull lu ou tbo txiwels Aiui veflolies lliiH Inqiorl'ilit Ironble, end thnt Is Joy's VegeiaMc llttrMiimrllltt. Ii relieves it in 21 hours, niul im neeusioanl lUi.su prvvoiUjin'Uini, Wervfei liy iieriul: sli.ii Klktngtoii, 1-a Loeust Aveatic, San I'linietso-j; J. Brviwn, t'elallium; II, Is. Siu Rnii hmalrMsot others lane UiwJ iC ill Oaeielter Jil ElkiiiKlon, writes: "I hnve heea fur JCilftf sutijeel fo bllioua iiemluehea uial Uou. Havi; been fo bud far a year Imek laivy haii to take a every other nijihl or else I would have a heailaelic.

After nlie of J. V. 4 am III siilenillil sliape. It lias ilonu wonderful tilings tor uio. I'eoiite fitiailurly troublcil should try It aud bo convinced." Inn 'c Vegetable uUy OSarsapariSIa Most modern, most tarffetil battle.

price, ILOO, six lor For sale by J. Matliev g. This is what lH )U "lit the oniii'o slock of A. IMarks at, consisting of 's SAMPLE Wines and Liqaors. ROOMS From Saael.

Pigeon hunting in tho THE exodus of $70,000,000 of American gold to Europe did not cause a panic here, on the contrary it was scarcely felt. It went to purchase American securities held as investments in Europe, the dividends of which will henceforth be paid here. And we not only iiave the securities but will soon have the gold back again, as it comes to pay. for our food products. Truly this is a great country that can spare $70,000,000 in a few weeks nitliout vitiating credit or impairing trade.

If, as our vigorous neighbor says, 'Our wool market is sick-a-bed" -under the prestimed influence of the MoKinley bill and a market of 20 'to 22 what is the stage of ill- aess of the Ontario market over the ihordor? Will it enlighten its readers "by a quotation from its Caniidian exeliange of the Montreal wool mar- just beyond tho boundary line 'of tlio MoKinley jurisdiction? TIIE.PBESS would not have so to gay upon the tarill' issue tlie fact thit its contoiripoi- has to'mjsload the people binye the tornporary defea delusion and misroprosent- olioii ofsMokiiiley sentiment last flil joHoy of protection alfords "ia fox the products of ou' jqUis and our to tho' foreign na- billi ia ba- coming popular sport. Rube HaS'wortb aud Harry Forw were noticed here Friday. The name of Uie Sanel post office has been changed to Hopland. Wm. Axford whose leg wai broken about two weeks ago is improving.

Miss Percie Jones has gone to St. Helena to remain during the week. Mrs. A. Watson and child and Misi Emma Brooks have returned to their home in tliia city.

We understand that Robt. Rupo intends to go on the road shortly as a traveling aalesman. The weather this week has been delightfully cool of nights and warm and pleasant during tho day. Those visiting tbo Metropolis this week are Mrs. W.

E. Harvey, Jennie Barker, and Callie Howell. Blanche Thatcher left for Placer- villtt Monday. She will be the guest of her brother Arthur and family. Mrs.

John Whelan, Kate Sweasey, and Mrs. Tom Forse of Ukiah were guests ot Mrs. H. Barker during tba week. There seemed to be a beligerent element in tho utmostphere at the new station, Piota, last Sunday night.

Two citizens had a little conflJct, which resulted in one of them being completely knocked out. Uowevor we are unable lo learn that any one wa3 killed, AmiB VL. ''The Sleeplny: Car." A FA 1 MrsRohcrtS Ortu-e Hail Mr Holierttt 1) 51 Aaut Mrs Caltrnrnlnn llanler Briillier will Mei.Mi.ly Portor PuRHOugers U'lll Ttnuiy ami "HI'TM Following this will be Madam Jailey's wax-works under the supervision of Miss Ida Harris, The above programme will he rendered by the Ladies of the Cliristian Church on the evening of ing day al Siiiiih's Mouse. General admission, 25 cents. He- served seats, 50 cents.

Seals may he seeurttd al Geo, Jamison's BoonvDIe School Jloporl. Tha following is a report of the Buunville School for the month ending Oct. 16, 18'Jl. Those standing in deportment, attendance, and scholarshiii was such as to merit their names being placed upon ihe roll of honor are as follows: SIXTH GRADE Blevins, Pete Dull', and Kate DnfT. Fii 'TH GUADE Rawles, Fvn Blevins, Pete McQimsey, and Clias.

Burger. FOURTH GRADE McGimsey, Blanche Duff, Milton Dwight Rawles, Laura Clement, aii JuVeWallach. THIRD GRADE Estos, Sarah Sherman, Sam Finney, aud Will Nunii. SECOND GRADU Burger, Geo Finney, May Hutsell, Clias. Wallacli, John Crow, Giaciu McGimsey, and Gracie Wiudom.

FIRST GKADE JfcGimsey, Newt. McGimsey, Willie Crow, Lena Wallach, Laura Finney, Berlie Looney, Jennie Burger, and Robert Windom. CHART McGimsey, Hetiie Ornbauin, aud Hazel Burke. J. B.

SANFORD Teacher. veiie at arybvilli' al 10 0.11 Tuesday, Novenihei and will continue in session four This is what you ought to have, in fact you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thsusands are searobiog for it daily, and mourning beoanse they find it not. Thonsanda at dollars are spent annually by our people in hopes that they may attain tUis boon. And yet it may be had by all.

We guarantee that Klectrio' Bitters, ifuaed according to directions and use ijersiRted in, will bring you good digestion and. oust the demon dyspepsia and install in stead fmpepsid. We reobmmeud Electric Bitters far all diseaBss of the liver, stomaoh and kidneys. Bold at 50o and 91 by J. Ii.

Mathews, druggist. Tlio IMilpU and. tlw Rev. F. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, says; "I feel it my' duty to tell what Sing's new disoovery has doneiforAjne.

My lungs badly diseased; and ray pm-islierS thought 1 00a )d live, only ft tew, weeks. I took of Dr. New Discov am sound well, gaining 26 'ArtUor Ftin-, ny-ffQlkspomUittfttion. "After evidaii- ol ilrnwers. The l''ifteeiilh of Fruit Growers of Calirornia wiii eon- ITlli, 18(11, days, 'I'lie eili 'iis of Marysviile and Vnha City, and meiiiliers of the Stale Board iif Itorlieiiltnie, cordially invite Friiil Glowers, Sliii I'aidcers, Niirseryincii iniiJ otli in horlieillluie and Uiiidied piiisiiits, lo he present al said Convenlion and lo pa in ils di'lihrratioiis, of friiil may In- ad- dressi'il lo llie ('iiairinaii of Kxldhit Connoillec, Tliarsine, Maiys- viUi', with a card allai'lird hrieliy how processed.

The readers of the I'liicss will he jdeased lo learn thai in al haisl one dreaded disease that sieeiiee has heeii aide to cure ill all ils stages, mid thai is Catarrh. Hall's C'alari'h Cure is Ihi' only jaisilive ciin'. now known lo the iiiedica! fialernily. Catarrh being a eoiislilnlional disease, a eonslilutional treatineiit. Hall's Calarrh Cure is taken internally, acting direelly the iilooil and miieoiis of the systiiin.

thereby the fonndation of the disease, and giving the patient slieii.i^th hy hiiildiiig up the eonslilii- lion and assisting nature in doing its work. The iiroprielors have so miieh faith in its inirative thai they oiler One Hundred J)ollars for any case Ihiil it fails lo cure. Send for lisl of testimonials. Addres F. ,1.

Cheney Tidedo, 0. Sold hy Druggi.Kts, Kbtahlislied PLE ROOMS. Killed on a On Wednesday a sad and fata! accident occurred on the Donohue grade at Greenwood in which Haus Olson was instantly killed. Ho was engaged in hauling ties, aud when going down the grade with a heavy load the brake gave way and the wagon crowded the horses. The driver succeeded in safely banking the wagon, but the horses again began to plunge and became unmanageable.

Another man was on the wagon at the time, and Olsen seeing be could not stop the team called to him to jump for his life. Olsen sKiyed with the loud, and would probably have landed all right had not the back-acliou struck a slump, which threw him from his seal. Al the same time the front wheels of the wagon broke down and the whole concern fell on ihe nnforiuiiale man. When tho lies were removed olf his body it was found that a largo pin of the wagon had peiielrated liis head and he olherwise badly smashe up. Deceased was nn old timer coast and was well and favorahly known, having been a husincss partner of Harry Mulson at Wliiles- boro- for years.

His remains were interred in Little River cemotcry yesterday in the presence of a large number of friends and aciinainlances. WHELAN'S SAMPLB ROOMS south side Court House. Wool Salet. The wool sale commenced yesler- ilay. Up to last night there were '100 bales weighed in Hoailley'a warehouse and more is expected to-day.

Then are eight buyers in town besides locah buyers, hut the buying was not very brisk veaterday. A few lots sold at ISjf cents. Nottnet have again taken up my residence in Ukiah and engaged in dressmiiknig, und will bo glarj to welcome my old aud friends. All work done in the latest style. Also two fumisluHl rooms lulet.

LUCY CiiEvm.AMD WinjiiAjj'a SAMPM Wines and Liquors, ROOMS IteliiH. John Briide, a man ahoiil years old fell from Ihe Hume at the Garcia on Tliiusday and broke one of his rihs. J. Pollard who went lo San Francisco 11 few weeks ago for medical treatment ia in a critical condition. He has a tumor within an inch of his heart.

He will have a surgical operation jierformed Oll.s«r. The hog-stealing ease in which W. T. Welhnrii hud Clyde and Ncwl Harris arrested hir stealing lings on Cow Moiiiilain, March came up day. This ia the second lime the ease has been on the calendar.

The last tune Ihe jiir.v hung. The ca was snhmitled at 7 o'clock last night wilh- onl argiiiiienl. In a tew miiiiiles the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. nileltlea's Ariiieit Tlie best salvo in tbo world for cuts, bruises, iilcois, sores, rheum, fever sores, letter, ehapjied liunds, chilblains, all skill eruptions, and euros jiiles or no pay reiiuired. It is gnran- teed to give jjerfeol satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. R. Matliowa. Notica to Tax-puyerH.

No receipt will bo given for pay- ineiils by check until llio money is collected. Parties sending chock in payment of ta must include bank at the rate of 10 cents jier hundred. J. K. JOHN.SON, Tax Collector.

9 Etc. Tliis addition to our nlfCiidy largo gives us nil assortment and ra to a ineli'opolilan store. stock of carpets 4S- 1 I "Winter is coining on and you need carpets. No otlier store can compete wiUi us. CUNNINGHAM Notice to roiitraetoi'saiul Builders.

In tho P)oard of Supervisors of tlie County of IMemiociuo State of California. llie iMallei- or IliiU Ine a el ion uf a uiiil Slieelirs Dlllee. SA.II- C'aii'l, lie CiiriMl. Willi as they cannot reueli the seat of the disease. Calarrh is a.

hlood or constitutional disca.sc, and in order to it. yon have lo lake internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takmi internally, and acts directly on the hlood and mucous surfaces, llall's Calarrh Cure is no quack niedieine. ll was prescribed hy one of the hesl iiliysiciaiis in this country for years, and is a regular prescriplioii. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined ivilli Ihe hesl blood purifiers, acting direelly on Ihc mucous surfaces.

The perfecl combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free. Simmons Ijiver Uegulalor produces no iinpleasanl effect iiiion Ihe stomach no mailer liov long it is taken. A lilllo taken al night insures refreshing sleep and a nalural evacuation of the bowels. A lilllo taken in the morning sharpeuB the appelile, cleanses the stomach and sweetens the breath, "1 never recommend a medicine unless I know it to be good.

In a min- islry of twenty live years I have often (ell Ihe need of such a niedieine, and when found it I exclaimed 1', Harper, Proprietor "Christian Visitor," Smithlield, N. C. Coarl Han. 11. Melliirvey, PreHlilllig.

L. G. Faiiglit, 11 juror, excused on account of Estate of Joseph Philip Icra adminislralion graiilod to Uachacl luiiian; bond lixed at People of manslaughter. People vn George trial for guilty and sen- leiiced lor four years. Salviilloll Army.

1'hesfi aggressive but well meaning people have esliihlislied iiuarters in Vkht)j, Captain Jiuiics Sinilli of San Francisco caiio up this week, and has rented- tho Barnes' Hall, for one year. Two young lady corporals have also arrived, and the siege is soon to commence. jrivo Ootltirii Uowaril. The iibovc reward will be iiaid for tlic name of the person who broke, Willi a rock, one of the windows iii tho front of t)io HmnuiucAS PHE.S.S building last Saturday, Oct. 17.

mm IVHET.AN'S SABiriiE KooMS, south Bide Court House. It, IH iH'I'i'liy onliTcii that iilils he rc- fdVfil hv II ll- Ci.IlMl llliMk Mi'lldf'-hiii ('HlihlV. uf i'nilfMiiilH. at III in Ikiaii flly. Cultriirivla up In Juiiuary 1.

at 10 crdiHU A. M. ftir Ihv rnhhlnii-tloii nf II aiKl Shi-l-in'M nOicn in wilii llin plans aii-I now oil lit orilrr hi Cdiiiily. Thu Uoaril uf i -fHt-rvcH rltilit any Ahil 11 fiii.i.lii>r Ilial. Mils iiMil in Dm a papo- prlnU-tl ami imhHslM'-l wi-i'Kly.

In fur Mays ri 'nni tlan' hoiviif. Hy onlcr Ihi' Unanl nf of Meniln- rino County, State JiAIJ-; McdOWKN Dlt'i-k in' Hal.l IJ.tanl, Uy W. K. KLKNDV Iiiij.iity Cli'i-k. UL't.

)t IH. ceio ax To Contractors, Tn the Board of Sujiorvisors of the County of Mendocino State of California. Nolico to Smilo. All parlies indebted to the undersigned are reipiested to call and make prompt settleiiient as I have disposed of my shop hero and expect to leave for Yolo Counly in a few days. C.

E. THYON. SVHET.AN'S ROOMS Lunch from 11 A. m. to 2 p.

M. Notloo to SubKcriberu. All persons owing this offlco will lileasc settle at once, either by making payment at this office, or to our collector J. B. Morse.

Ukiah, Cal. Oct. 13, 1801. It Is that stmteil liMs lie re- hy ilai Coaaly oli-i-U nfMiai'ltH-lim I'niiiily. at ills (inli'Li la Llio C'unrl lloasLi al lUOali 0 Ity, Cul.

np lu Novunilioi- at 10 o'elock A. the nuaslrncUon of a road from I'klali lo IIol Springs on tho ronio Hilrveyed hyll, Vork anil OonoliDH (ilata of amy hts set 'il oa lllo at thti olllco of Lhu Coaiity CUirk of Monti, oclan Tho Iltiaril Ihn riKht to any or all lilila. Ami It I fnrlhor ordoreil tliiit this nollcii lie lailillHhu't In tho PUMSH. IIOWM- pnpoj' iirlnli-'il anil pnlitlHhoil wooUly In llio salil of MfMnUiolno a wcok lor four snc- COSHlVO weoIiB. liy onlor ot tho Saporvls-ir of siilil Counly.

UAlJillcCOWKN. Ciork, By W. II. KLHNDV Doimty. Oct, a.

Tlio ICooord Broken. Sunol, the daughler of Electioneer, trotted a mile in 2 lOSJ at Stockton October 20th, thus beating the world's record. Good for California. WIIELAN'S Wines aud Linuors. ROOMS For Sale.

A pure blooded, Pole Angus Bull; also a half-blood Pole Angus calf, by JOHN MEWHINNKY, Porno, Cal. When Baby was sick, we gave lier Castorla. Whea alio was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. Wien she had Children, she gave Uiem Castoria.

rilluoii TliounuiKl Sliukos Waiitnd, F. M. Mason wants 15000 good shakes immediately, delivered to his lumber yard in Ukiah. Here's a chance for yon. For Sale.

Several sets of good team harness. 1-rico from JjiC to IjilO per set. Enquire of W. H.PoiisE. WHELAK'S BAMPIJE ROOMS, south side Court House.

In the AlHll.or nr tlio Const riiotlon Itojld fruin lllduli to Hot or The ta.xerf on tdl por- soinil projierty secured by real properly, will be duo tind Jiay- tilile on (he (irst in October, and will be deli utpient on the lust in Noveinbev ne.xt thereafter, 't r. iind nnlus.s paid prioi' therelo, lifteen per i-eiit will bo added to tlie ainiiunt thereof, anil if said Oiieiuiif bo not' paid before the laat in April next, at si.x o'clock i'. an additional live per cent will be adiUnl Ibereto. The reniaiiiino- one half of the la.xes on all I'eai jn'operty will be payable on and after tho first Monday in January next and will be delinquent on the last jMonday in April next at six o'clock 1'. and unless paid prior thereto five per cent will be added to the amount thereof.

All tuxes may be paid at the time the (irst instaliinent as herein provided is due and payable. All taxes arc payable at tho ofTice the Tax Collector at Ukiah, Mendocino County California. J. R. JOHNSON, Tax Collector.

FiiKD C. HANDY, Deputy. bopoMta Jteoeivedfrom $1 and TTpwardu mm Pacific Baiilt, Trcasiirtir. Capital Stock, $1,000,000 up In Cosh ai.1.'ta,»»».3» Kubiect lo Call pays iHTEnEST FROM MTE OF DEPOSIT. Inlcrcsl per nnmirn on TERM for last tAO ycarc: 4M07.

on ORDINARY Dcposlti. lor last'tMO years In connection with tho Bank arc tha i isiji'owiT on tho street Qoor with Sio Bank. THE STB0NQE3T, WITHOUT EXOEPTION, ON THB COAjrT.i Steel Sulu.unilcr the Renter's InitivlduBl Control, from per Year. Trnnlis nnJ VnlnnWo I'aclcagoB, talieu on stor- ar; I'iro-Proofi centrally located nnd il weU-Uirhtod, Hoclntled ond separata looms for tho ol Kafc renters. (B) IMPORTANT NOTIOe.

THK new 5-cont Stamp Denosit SynJ IKCiS JIAXU, iiruvliis a Uiarkeil 8UCCC8N liexo ua aa la SuKlaud and It Is dulnff TTondcps In enconroflinK small Olivines and In pleasantly inculo cutlutr in yoiitlil'iil mlndH volnuble of thrift nnd economy. nay heltad fi'oui onr Asenttior on appUcu- tion at Uio bonk. It. O. CoIumlmH IVnterhonae, MnimgerundKcct'y.

I'reBldcnt. San Francisco, California, July 1881. Notice to Creditors. OP AKCHIUALD JleJtlLLAN, DK- lieri'lty filveii hy Ihe nmler- Hlttned. 'ir the eHtnle of AteMIlllin deeeaHOd, to the eredlterrt of.

anil all perBonH having tlle deeiMlrted, exillbll tliein wltli the iiei'eHiHjiry vuneherrt. within renrnionlhB after the lirtit pulilleatlcin of tlilH notice, to tho Haiti Marin the Hanm helny the place tin- the tt'aiiHaellen of the hnrtlncsM of said estate. In tho County of Marin, Oal, Wlld.IAMH, McMlM.AN AdnilnlHtratoror the OBtate of Archil lald Det-eabed, Dated at Uklali Oct, Illtli llffll, Oi't, II, MEYERS KING, RJI.APDonaia E. McDonald, VICI'PREfilOCNT. -i'llOlMtlETOltS OF- Ti mim mw, Keep consUiiiUy on Imml the best bi'nuds of Wines, Liquors Cigars Capital Stock.

'J 800.000 Frolili. 23.000.00 Total, 1,823,000.00 hmginmma, Tcarly Volume uf nil R.ii.>lvUONAI.D, Prcat, HU rri 1, IHUI. I AND OFFICE AT BAN FUANCIKCO. n. 18111.

Notice 1,4 hereby ylven lliat the nainetl settler hiiu llled notice uf hlH Intetuliin tn innko llnal In Hiipport or hln itlalni, and lhat Bald proof will be nnule Clerk of Mendocino eeinily, at llie on Halnrday November yi. IKllI, HENIiy II. OIU.SON, Privoniptlon 8, 'JUalll fer the of NEW nnd Sc or iij, HeeH, and Ii uI 1-4, Hoc 13. Tp 111 I) M. lie nanietj tlie fttllowinf; witneHHOH to prove hiw continuous realdenco iipeii and cultivation of, land, viz; Ilolllday, Oncar II, It, Ijileau, M.

Cleland all of Ilklali, aiendtjclnu Cal. JOHN F. BUEF-UAN, oct2 novo HAN SAMl'Iiia VVinoH utul LitxuorB, A youiiK htdy lo ilo lioiiseworli in a jinviilo family. Iiiformulioii al lliis ofllcp. Braatf, OotohorT, 1B91.

to Mr and Mra, Brooine. a Bon. VIOKBTIIUM-At Fort Bragg, OoioberU, to Mr, and Mriti'VIiikiitrum, a dauKlfler; LANE-At Mauohustor. October 9. 1891, to Mill Mra.

0, Laun, dauvbtar. aiDHOK 1891, triMr. and UrB- Boh aiDBon Jrta diiugliter. ArAiuiiiiio. fflllltB, October Ulh.

bylteT.M.-K, ol'Holiinii Comity aud Imma Blmonsoii oi AND OFFICE AT Kept, 'iS, Nnlleo iH hereby I lliat the follinvlug- iiained Heltler luiH llleil notice of I I I Intentlcai 10 make llnal proof in of hb-, elalni, and thalHnld proof will he befiii-e the Olerk of Mendoclnu at the euiinly Beat on Satiinlay, Nov. 14. IHlH.vi/,: JAMi'B A. LAKE. Pre-emption 411 fur tho lot Sec 18, Tp 17 N.

II W. Bl. Uo liameH tlie fullnwIliK witileriHeH to prove hia eontiiiuniiH re8lden niwnr and eulilvailun of. Haiti land, charioH U. Btarkey.

Wllllani p. Burke, ChiirleB Martin Whitcumb, all of Caipelhi, MeiiilocinoCo. Cal. oefinuvO JOHN F. HllEEUAN, AND OPFIOK AT SAN J'HANOIHCO, Oct 12, ISUl.

Notice 18 hereby given tiiat the following, uainuil aettlcr has filed notice ol I I I luteiitlun to make final proof lu Kupport of I I I claim, and lhat naiu proof will ho tnado iJefoie the Counly Olerk, at the county neat, on Saturday Noverahoras, 1891, viz: BANIKI- IJ BOOTH, 11 7907 for Iho lot 2, SIS of ii and ol J4 Boo 112, 'i'n 22 1) IJ Jl, Uo nuniCB tliu following witneHKCB to prove bis contliiuuim rcHliluiice upon iinil ciiUivuiiou of uaid laud viz: Win Shninu uf Uovelii, Frank JudkiiiBol Uovelo, Ii j'iaBketl of Yuha City, Bavid CiilliBiiIu of Oovelo. oetl0nov2U JOliN Jf. HIIISlillAH, ilcgiBter. Till! iiliii'O is one of tlic iioalcst iiiid best in luwii. coiiNi 'iit scimni, ANII 'iv STS.

UKIAH OAL Tiic Perfection Riding Plows, "Soi Cufort." NEIL ANKER, UKIAH, CAL. Moviiiff liousvhold lurnilin-e. Iniiiks, or frf.ijilit of any to or mil ir IIS, or wliLMcvur dosircil aboul Ukiab or at yv.vy rcasonabk' prii'es. orilL -rs irrnks, in ordt-r box at Grand il Mol- i solieiicd. Kebiatt Olriali and Greenwood Stap line VIA BOONVILLE.

Conwcln diredlij imlh all trains except on Hundaij. 'onnectfi with Htacjca al Qreenwood jor all coHtil loions north and nouth. Carriea ma passencjers, express and fast freiijhl. Oi'i'iau: III ICeutucky StaidcB, Ukiah, Ciil. T.

A. ASllKII)Gi5 PnorBiBTOii. ANB Ol'FIOE AT BAN PIlANCietJO, Octohur 12 1891 Nullco hurohy given named netttcr liiLB iiicil iiulice uf liig intention that tlio foUowlog- of lilB intention tu luuku ilnai proof lu support uf hiB olalin, and tiiat BUIII iiroof luuilu tiefore Uouniy Uierk uf McnJuoluo couiiiy, itt thu nuunty ooBaturduy, I8UI, viz: A MISS Sl'O'lliWOOO, BEVi 17 F. M. Crossly's Stage, mubn- to ilo boltor nud work tbiiu auy plow iimdo.

HALM F. BRUNNER, SR. ARE YOU INSURED? This is tho diy season and everything will burn like tinder. Suppose your house burn would wish then that you had carried a little insurance. S.

J. MATHEWS, at tlie office represents the Sldl Fire Insurance Company, one of the oldest. Special terms on farm property. ARE YOU INSURED? Leave WlllKs for Ukiuh, Moncltys, Wednesdays, Fridays, Leave Ukiuh ior Wlillts Tuesdays, Thursdays. Vnre for Tloiinil Trip, Wiii, Ono Wiiy Wii iinptlou 20846 for the EH of V4 iiandSBWofSW-JiSeij 26, Tp ifiaWvMfiM.

Uttuameit the Inlluwliig.rWltnoiDiet lo prnva hlH cuuilnuuua residunue upon and uul'lviitlnu of uaid luuU Uicar Muw, Ham Muiphy, all ot I'oilor Vnlloy, Cal, poMilMuvSO V. nqglHtur. I AND 01 'l'l SAN VRANolSOO, yepl. ISUl. liereliy Klven Unit thu named collier hiu! filed no'leu of lila iiilenllon 10 make ilnnl proof In snppnrlaf lllBUlalij), and Unit Bald proof lie madebetiirelltiiitliiierand llocelver ill Nun I'rnnolHOO, on MoudaVi No.

vember2, 1891, IjttWIBT. I'ro-cmptloii. I) 8 for tho SWK of NWli. of li, mi ol BWK, 800 6, 'ID l(o lo provo, comliiiioUB roBlilcnua upon and oiilllvatloii WhlllBld AViilkoVdtElitiOrMki aamuBl: Batla orCov J. W.

ANDREWS, SANEL, Ceneral Blaclsmilh And ilciilcr in all kinili of Farming Impleinoiits. Hoi'se-sliooing a Specialty BOYLE JOHNSON, ft I I jo -arijliiing. aiiiKing, Paper Hangiiig. inlnliig. done to onlor and In tho iWPJTIMATBS Bliop in old I'UKMH huildlng, ccriior of Boliool and Binith Btraola.

BKIAH CITY, OAL, ivBiminuM upon nnu oiiiiiviuion glSrFor the mwsieet paper ofe COaMVHg Meadoovm for Milv.li.