The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 6

Page Six THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN- MONDAY, MARCH fl, 1910. News of Courts and Public Offices EAST BAKERSFIELD IS $90,365 FOR KERN Includes Money From Bolli Slale mid Counly; Next Distribution in May. The regular March apportionment of general fund moneys from I lie county and state to the various school districts was made today, the total amount distributed amounting to Of tills sum $32,085 is from the Mate and $58,240 from the county. The next apportionment will he made in May. The moneys now given out to the districts are apportioned on the basis of $175 for the teacher and $10 for the average daily attendance of each inil)il.

The districts will receive money as folows: Agua Cnliente, $405; Aimeite, $2y. Aoueduct, $255; Aztec, $2530; Bakersfield, Barnes, Bean Mountain, $835; Boardsley, Brim- dage, $340; Blake, $245; Brown, $245; P.rowngold, $595; Buena Vista, $365: linli.onwillow, Culiente, $205; Cameron, $245: Cleveland, $275; Conley, $71S0; Cummings Valley, $225; Delano, $2030; Duncan. $205; Edison, Fairfax. $405; Fairview. Fiuitvale, $455; Granite, $305; Greeley, Greenlield.

$435: Hamlin, $395: llavllali, $225; Homestead, $853; Inyokern, $3G5; Isabella, $305; Johennes- burg, $305; Joiner, $265; Keene, $315; Kelso, $245; Kernville, $285: 5355; Landers, $253; Lerdo, $325; Linns Valley, $245: Lock wood $60: Lone Tree, $1615: Lost Hills, i $445; Muple, $325; McKittrlck, $585; I Midway, $2655; Mojave, $850; Mountain View, $425; Muroe, $255; Norris, 1 $195; Old River, $505; Old Town, Olig, $920; Ordena, $585; Paleto, $4030; Palm, $375; Panama, $1140; Petroleum, $990; Poso Flat, $285; Pond, Poplar, $265; Quinn, $265; Randsburg, $830; Richland, $325; IUo Bravo, $425; Robertson, $255: Rock- pile, $235; Rosamond, $275; Rosedale, $930; Scodie, $235; Semitropie, $355; Shatter, $285; Soledad, $335; Standard, $1505; Stine, Fork, $305; Sunflower, $245; Tehachapi, $830; Tejon, $255; Toltec, $950; Union Avenue, $455; Vaughn, $225; Vinelund, $405: Walkers Basin, $225: Wasco, Weldou, $245; Wilble, $035; $225; Wild wood, $355; Willow Springs, $245; Woody, $255. Austrian and Turk Now U. S. Citizens After nn examination Judge Mahon today granted final papers of citizenship to Xlek Deinas Karas, of Keene and (Jojkp Niukoviteh, of Tall. Karas is a native of Turkey and Ninkovitch of Austria.

EAST SIDE BAR WAS MAKING NEW 1916 ASSESSMENT IS Nearly All Deputies in the County Appointed I5y the Assessor, Kdilli Coons. The stroke of noon today marked the official start toward making up the 1916 assessment in Kern county and though several deputies are yet to be appointed, County Assessor Miss Edith Coons has her workers well distributed over the county. The appraising of property must be within three months. Stut.e- inients may be. (lied by owners at the office here.

The deputies named thus fur are James W. Stockton, Bakerslield: P. J. McFurland, the desert region about Mojave and to the south: Charles Heath, Tehachapi; James Montgomery, ftnndsburg; P. J.

Garwood, Wasco; J. R. Quinn, Delano; V. D. Black, West Side; W.

H. Morrison. Glennville; J. F. Morris, Island; F.

If. Jameson. JAILED FOR FIGHTING. Low-1 -Way COLONIST FARES From the East to California SHASTA) TICKETS ON SALE: Mar. 25 to Apr.

14 (Both Inclusive) Through Tourist Sleeping Cars From Principal Eastern Cities Write your friends and tell them of this opportunity to come to California at small expense Our Aflcnt will accept deposits for prepaid tickets from Eastern points, delivering them without charge Rojas Is Sentenced to Year at Folsom Lucas Hojas, the Mexican who ran amuck on Nineteenth street with tile, expressed purpose of shooting up the town, was sentenced by Judge Penirs to serve on year at the state penitentiary at Folsom. Rojas attempted to shoot Officer Chism. James Faranas and Frank Bickomis, two Mexicans, were arrested Saturday night by Otticer La Chance for fighting at the corner of Twentieth and streets. Chester Hudson Will Settle Estate Here Chester Hudson was appointed administrator of the Ellen Jane Hudson estate today by Judge Mahon, his bond being fixed at $1000. The property included in the estate is worth about and includes real estate in section "J4 -a9-30.

Several heirs live, in Bakersfield. Attorneys Camphell and Holsinger appeared tor the petitioner today. Notices of Mining- Locations Filed Here The following notices of mining locations have been filed here. M. H.

Moore and J. A. Rhymes, claim, on north slope of Water canyon, unknown district. Grace Jewett, Stone Wedge claim, south of Napoleon mine, Rand district. F.

H. Stewart to Be Arraigned Tomorrow F. 11. Stewart, charged with forgery by his wife, who was Mrs. Amelia Voorhees aL the time the complaint against Stewart was filed, will be arraigned by Justice Flournoy tomorrow.

Stewart has given bonds of $1000, and has retained Jesse Horsey as his attorney. Stewart left Bakerslield for Los Angeles last week, and the complaint was liloci immediately by Voorhees, who alleges that Stewart drew from her account at a local bank. Mrs. Voorhees joined Stewart In Los Angeles Friday and the two were married, just before the Los Angeles ofli- cers local I'd Stewart and arrested him. Abbott Pleads Guilty to Embezzling Funds George Abbott, the man who was employed by the Kern County Labor Council as an advertising solicitor for a few days and who was charged with embezzling JlOO of the funds, entered a plea of guilty when the matter came up for setting the date of his second trial today.

The jury in the former trial disagreed. i Attorneys Emmons Johnstone applied to the court for probation for the man and Judge I'enirs set the bearing for March 20. ORCHARD DISTRICT CLERK. Organisation lias been effected by I lie newly organized Orchard school district, and 11. Werdel has been elected clerk.

CORNAGGIA DIVORCE SUIT. Lodovico Cornaugia has tiled suit the county clerk here suit for divorce from Mrs. Delores Cornaggla. to whom he was married in San Diego. He alleges that his wife deserted him in April, 1913.

There are no children and no community properly. Attorneys Wiley and Lambert represent the plaintiff. MINWEGEN ESTATE. A. II.

Dixon, public administrator, was appointed bv Judge Mahon today to settle the affairs of the Jacob F. JMInwegon estate which consists of (property near Los Angeles worth about I JTiflll. No heirs, so far as is known, live in this state. FARMER AT VISALIA. Judge Fanner has gone to Visalia.

where lie is holding court for one of the judges who is ill. He is not expected to return until Wednesday. ROBBED OF TOOLS. George Harris, residing at 1324 street, reported to the police li is morning that some one robbed his home of a set. of carpenter's tools last night.

Masked Men Knter Place Saturday Kvenintf: Till of About $30. Forcing Herb Baker, proprietor of the Fast Side Bar, and his bartender to throw up their hands, two men robbed the saloon of about $15 Saturday about 9 o'clock. I The men, masked, entered the place and while one of the men held Baker. the bartender and several patrons at bay the other went behind the liar and opened the cash register. After they had taken all the money In sight they backed out of the place, warning their victims that any attempt to follow them would prove disastrous.

One of the men was about feet inches in height, wore overalls, tan shoes and a black hat. lie weighed about 135 pounds. He used a large caliber revolver, probably a 4G. The other man was dressed about the same, except that he wore a black overcoat. Both men seemed to be about 21 years of age.

R. Secarey and Joe Brady have been arrested by the police officers, and Brady has been identified by the porter at (he bar as one of the men. Brady, however, lias a good alibi and the officers are inclined to believe that the real criminals have yet to be captured. Escaped Convict Is Taken Back to Kansas John Duffy, alias Andrew Wood, the man arrested here several weeks ago and identified as an escaped convict from Fort Leavenworth, as an army deserter, and as the criminal who dug out of the Sacramento jail several years ago, was taken back to Kansas yesterday by Captain Purcell of Fort Leavenworth. The man was identified through the efforts of C.

H. Stone, head of the local identification bureau. Duffy escaped from Fort Leavenworth last August with two other men by digging through two brick walls, one four feet six inches in thickness and the other eighteen inches in thickness. The other two men were captured within two months, one in Chicago and the other in Salt Uike. Duffy, who was captured here, was serving an eight-year sentence for stealing from an Interstate carrier.

His term will be up in 1921. Pickpocket Nabbed By Victim in Bar Charles Miller was arrested by Officer La Chance Saturday evening in the Old Crow saloon on a charge of being a pickpocket. The man, it is said, stole a pocketbook from Dawson while in the saloon. Dawson seized Miller just as the latter was taking his hand out of Dawson's pocket. He was held at the saloon until La Chance arrived.

Miller was given a thirty-day sentence by Police Judge Bunnell this morning. Ranch Hand Held Up; Watch and $30 Taken Prank Phillips, employed at the Rankin ranch in Walker's Basin, was 'strong armed" by two men back of the Kosel hotel Saturday night. Phillips was walking down the alley when someone suddenly seized him from behind, the assailant holding his head while a companion searched Phillip's pockets. The men took a Walthaui watch and about Phillips was unable to get a good look at his assailants and consequently was unablei to give any description of the men. A number of suspicious characters have been arrested by the police and are being held for further investigation.

Three men, John Ryan, James Maker and John Beck, have been given short sentences on vagrancy charges. They may be connected with the hold up. T. W. Dupes Arrested On Complaint of Wife A complaint charging T.

Dupes, a local carpenter, with a threatened offense and applying to have him placed under bonds to keep the, peace, was filed with Justice George Flournoy Saturday afternoon by Dupes' wife, Mrs. Eugenia Dupes, who is the defendant in a divorce suit tiled in the superior court last week by Dupes. Mrs. Dupes alleges that her husband on February 2) threatened to kill her and her children. Dupes was arraigned by Justice Flournoy this morning.

Depositions will be taken by Flournoy Wednesday to determine whether Dupes shall be placed under bonds, to keep the peace. Dupes is out under $1000 bonds. Dupes tiled suit for divorce last week on the grounds of cruelty and neglect to himself and the children. EXAMINATION. The arraignment of J.

A. Hicks, charged with grand larceny, based on the alleged theft of a motorcycle from Johnson, v.ill have his preliminary examination tomorrow morning before Justice Flournoy. ARRAIGNED. Ktl Miller, the man who finished a thirty-day sentence in the county jail Friday for petty larceny committed in Maricopa, and who is alleged to have entered Joe Chain's second hand store Friday afternoon, attacking Chain and stealing a watch and a number of rings, was arraigned Gy Justice Flournoy this morning. J.

0. HART Marlxvue, Hand Concert and Dance For Supervisor on SI. Patrick's Kve. On St. Patrick's eve.

March HI. Fast Bakersfield will celebrate the return lo office of Supervisor .1. O. Hart with free barbecue, band concert and dance, and an invitation has been extended to the residents of the Third district to be guests that evening. The celebration will lake place at Druids hall.

A beef has been donated for the occasion, and business men i nd others will join in making the evening a success. The band concert will take place on the street, but the barbecue will be I.eld in (he hall, and the dance will follow. Committees are actively at. work for the event which promises to be a most successful one. Work Well Started in Some Districts Uul Weather Delavs Others.

Tomorrow is Arbor day and It will be generally celebrated by the schools throughout the county with the plant ing of trees, shrubs and Mowers. The day is also to be made the occasion of a "clean-up" of buildings and grounds and of general improvement work. Work along this line has been started several weeks ago in sour 1 districts where weather conditions were more favorable and the co-operation of the Kern county high school farm, from which many flowers and young trees were taken, has geratly assisted the leaders in the movement. In other districts where winter has not yet given way to spring the planting of trees has been postponed until Inter. Circulars suggesting plans for the day have been seal out from the county school superintendent's oftlee and reports will be made to Mr.

cheno- wetli later. BIDS SUBMITTED ON THREE SECTIONS Contracts For Part of Tafl, (ilennville and Mojave Komls lo Be Let. Bids on three widely scattered sections of the county highway system, including division 9. section 6, Bakers- lield-Glennville road; division 10, section Bakerslield-Mojave road, ami division 7, section 4, Dakerstield-Taft road, were opened by the Board of Supervisors at the beginning of the March session this morning. The bids were referred to the county highway commission for analysis and recommendation and the contracts will probably be awarded late today or tomorrow.

An odd feature of the bids on the Mojave road section showed that two bidders, George S. Benson Son and Robert Sherer Company made estimates which differed bv 10 cents only, their offers being and SSL7. respectively, while the bid of the Marin Rock Companv, the only other bidder, was $43,070.25. This contract calls for the grading and construction of bridges and culverts on six miles from the Bear Mountain ranch to the Keene school. Taft Road Bids.

The Taft road section includes the six miles extending toward lield from the Tali city limits at Sixtli street. The contract is for paving with concrete. The bids submitted were: Castro lilaisdell J.iS.CSO.O.I Lynn S. Atkinson 56 877.41 Mestner Rice f.4.S70.2li Marin Rock Companv A. C.

McLean Con. Co 57.287.37 Spring Con Co George S. Benson Sons Road Section. I The Glennville road section takes in a stretch of one and a fourth miles north from the turn iii'the paved part of Roberts Lane This section Is to be paved with concrete. Three bids were submit ted as follows: Castro lilaisdell 9,720.02 Mesmer Rice 11,025.60 Spring Con.

Co 11.95S.62 Several matters pertaining to the care of county indigents were disposed of by the hoard today. Milk at Council Meeting A draft of a proposed milk inspection ordinance will be presented to the city council at the regular meeting of that body this evening. The ordinance lias been drawn up by Dr. Compton and Dr. P.

J. Cuneo of the health department, with the assistance of a committee from the Woman's Club. Street paving is expected to occupy a large portion of the council's attention this evening. OUT ON BOND. William Logan, the former jitney driver charged with an assault on E.

A. Stevenson, was released on bond today, pending his second trial. Red lick's Give Twenty-Five Dollars to the Better Babies I Ten Additional Prizes for the Winners of the Better Baby Contest This Week. Enter Your Baby in the Redlick Contest if Entered for the Big Show. will help make the nakersfbld Metier Baby Show a success.

A merchandise order for will be the winners in each of the five boy and one in each division. The decisions of the judges in lite Heller Baby Show will also carry the award in the Medlick contest. one of the five hundred of more mothers who have entered their children in the Better Baby Show The Redlick I snou a so enter the Bedlick is no (barge of any kind. If your baby wins one of the Contest Is or diplomas in the Better Baby Show under the auspices of the local P. T.

A. he or she Remarkably Free lU NVI, J. CI) he Kedliek prizes if entered here before P. M. Thursday, March Dili.

From Conditions and Restrictions RE A I THEM! you are asked lo do is lo step into the Bedliek Store any time before m. Thursday, March Dili, make your entry in blanks which will be handed you in the Baby -Ihop. Ml registrations must made in by mail or nor can a friend register for vou. 'M Let Lour Baby Win Part of the $25 at Redlick's Redlick's Are Showing a Beautiful Line of Smart Suits for and $25 if ever there was a satisfactory place to look for individual both distinguished and is in the Redlick's Ready-to-Wear Section. at $17.50, $20.00, $23.00, $25.00.

including all the latest new things in color and cut. two suits REDLICK'S READY-TO-WEAR SECTION. Dainty Lingerie Bonnets A Beautiful New Line at $1A5 is a new many but a beautiful assort nient ouch one with some, beautiful and practical as "tie string forms fullness in bo pulled out Hat. for ironing." the little pictures above tell of tlie trim- A laC tiling---these at others at 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Exquisite New Waists $3.93 Exceptional Value -crepo-iio-cbino and CJeorg- s'tte Crepe- beautiful models in the new novelty stripes others in plain white with beautiful lace and at $3.95 Smart a Varied Selection for $7.50 you haven't seen a line that can compare with (his lled- lick selection. are absolutely new.

--oven tile colorings are new. $7.50 $12.50 A Few Items from Basement Store Bargain Tables underwear there are seven tables, one each, at these prices: 10e, 15c, 19c, 29c, 39c, 57c, every garment oerefl'd on tables is nt Half Less Then, too, there is a table of Men's Dress Shirts 75c Values for 57c table of boys' ti to 1-1. which are marked: Special, 22c The Remnant Tables selling of yard goods means short lengths and day sees new short lengths that are best sold as a at a cut price every day new silks, dress goods, ure added to the big tables of remnants in the Basement Store. DAY MS REMNANT DAY AT Redlick 's Great Basement Store. Anita Treseries and Salvador Carmelo Married on Sunday Miss Anita Treseries and Salvador Carmelo of lOast Hakerstieldd were married yestreday morning at the St.

Joseh chrc.h. father Donahue officiating. The bride was beautifully gowned in a white satin dress and carried orange blossoms. The bride and groom were unattended. The guests included Mr.

and JVlrs. Robert Ixnd, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Cuneo, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Livermore, Mr.

and Mrs. M. Frager, Mr. and Mrs. P.

L. Valenzuela, Mr. and Mrs. C. Poso Ranch; Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Castro, Mr. and Mrs. J. Feliz, Mrs.

fl. Delcid, J. Moreno of Visalia, Katie Valenzuela, Toinasn Coronado, Mary Peliz, Mrs. M. Cage, Mrs.

M. Cuevos. Keliz, Felipe Cruz, Joe Cruz. Carmel Rochu, Santago Naverette, Gavino Ramiez, Flores, Trine Martinez, E. Veilla, Mrs.

J. A. Knight, Roinonn Cordova, Polly fiejil, Lola Flejil, Margaret Urea, Frances Cesniat, Grace Knight, W. W. Harrison, Ernest.

Livorniore, Minnie Delcid. Victoria Laecldu. Mrs. Cesmat, Prances Cesniat, Mr. and Mrs.

('. Carmelo, Willie Lord, Clyde Olsen, Harmful Moreno, Ramona Cordova, Mr. and Mrs. Mores, iVgnaco, Cordova, Morris Tlazan, J. llegil, Mr.

andd Mrs. R. LTrroa. MARRIAGE LICENSES. George Neidig, 18, resident of Bakersfield, and Irene Celeste Miner, 16, resident of Oil- center.

Consent of mother, Mrs. Frances Neidig. HENDERSON-CA VENA J. Henderson, 32, and Belle Cavenaugh, 24, both residents of Taft. VAN Van Brunt, 22, Kathleen Bray, 19, both residents of Bakersfield.

Myrtle Street Sewer Now City Property The city authorities have received tlie signed contract from Contractor T. J. Shea, accepting the compromise on the Myrtle-street sewer. The sewer is now the property of the city, and property owners will be able to use it as soon as it is needed. ASK FOR and GET HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK autetituUs cost YOU pica.

Justices May Retain the Marriage Fees SACRAMENTO, March Attorney General Webb today handed down an 'opinion to Justice of the Peace. W. H. Rice, of Modesto advising him that justices may retain fees paid to them for the performance of marriage ceremonies. A recent law prohibits the retention of fees by county officers, but the attorney general holds the payment to the justices for the performance of marriage ceremonies not constitute a felony within the meaning of the law prohibiting their acceptance, it is more in the nature of a tip.

Political Announcements FOR SUPERVISOR I herewith announce my candidacy for the office of Supervisor, Fourth District, Kern County, California, subject to the vote of the people nt the August primaries. GEORGE W. FAR18H. FOR SUPERVISOR. I herewith announce my candtaacy for the office of Supervisor, Fourth District Kern County, California, subject to the vote of the people at the Auguat primaries.

J. M. BUSH..