Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 5

MENDOCINO DISPATCH-DEMOCRAT; UKIAH, CAL; FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1900. NEffS ITEMS Condensed News From Here, There and Everywhere. A of Occurrences of More or Less Interest to Our Readers. Rev. F.

Coffiin, W. P. Thomas, smd Wm. Ford returned from Santa Rosa Monday where they had been attending eonfbrence. Geo.

Partin, Roy Whited, Wm. Whited and Vane Rogers came down from Willits to take in the field day exercises. G. M. Miller, one ofBoonville's poijular voung men, came over last Saturday to take in the field day exercises.

Mart Baechtel and wife came down from Wiilits the first of the week to spend the spring and summer at their home in Ukiah. Dave Dollar is rusticating at Orr's Springs for a few weeks. Patrick Cunningham came up from Santa Rosa Sunday to attend tlie funeral of his uncle, Michael Cunningham. In almost ever3- neighborhood there is some one whose life has been saved Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea or who has been cui-ed of chronic diarrahoea by the use of that medicine. Such persons make a point of telling of it whencyer oft'crs, hoping that it may be the means of saving other lives.

For sale bv all dealers. Card of Thanks. Wc return our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who so kindh- assisted us with help and sympathy in the late sad loss of our little darling. A. W.

SLO.VT. Round Valley Whiskey Cases J. Wattenburger and Hurt returned from San Francisco day where they had been calleil as witnesses in the case of the People vs. Grasscr and Perrj' who were charged with selling liquor to the Indians. The jury released Grasscr and the case against Perry was dismissed.

Sherwood Valley. SiiKinvooi) 7. We find Mrs. j. M.

Standley home £uul well recruited from her several months' trip thru the south among many- relatives and friends. W. PL Clay and wife managed the place. "Doc" is below perfecting his plans for a Cape Nome trip. The inhabitants of this valley are iigitating a oifice.

It looks like there was intelligence enough in the valley to be worthy of a better mail facility, where dailv papers go at least. Mr. Chas. Keorner, of Ten Mile Mouse, will act as postmaster. One of the heaviest hail storms of the season laid the ground white with hail stones as large as marbles.

The Sherwood creamery operated on the Earnsworth ranch by Beattie Farnsworth is handling 2500 lbs. of milk daily. W. H. Clay, aged 78 years, is as lively as a kitten.

He hitched up his own team and drove to the coast Wednesd ay. TK VK LLH They Wear Like Iron COPPER RIVETED OVERALLS SPRING LEVI STRAUSS CO SAN FRANCISCO, Every Garment Guaranteed. Bears the Siguatnie of Death of Michael Cunningham Michael Cunningham, brother of the late Patrick Cunningham, died at the Cunningham home east of town last Saturday evening, at the age of 70 years and two months. Mr. Cunningham was a resident of San Francisco until about a month ago when he removed to this city for medical treatment.

He left property to the value of about $15,000, of which $5,000 will go to the Cunningham heirs of this New Lecture Course. Rev. J. Waggoner has arranged for another course of popular lec- ttires. Next Friday evening Mr.

Garver will lecture at the Christian church on "Great Books." Mr. Sehoonmaker will also deliver another lecture in the near future on China. These lecturers are the most noted in the United States and all should avail themselves of the op- portunitj' to hear them. Moki Tea Is composed of herbs used b3' the Moki Indian tribe, and is a positive cure for Liver and Kidney Compi Sick Headiiche and Indigestion. It beautifies the complexion and is very pleasant to take.

If j-'ou will call at our store we will give j'ou a sample package free. W. A. Ploffman, Druggists. Improvement Club, A growing interest is manifested in each successive meeting of the Improvement Club, but there are j-et of Ukiah's representative women whose names are needed in support of this work.

Every woman is requested in the name of the club to pour her enthusiasm and influence into its support. While the young people can be interest i find made to understand the purport of the club thru the public schools, their real incentive for lasting good of their helpful efforts must be the approbation of the home. A few barrel receptacles have been placed in convenient corners. These the public are i-ecjuested to use for refuse instead of the street. Though Ukiah has probably little room for complaint from careless causes, it can still be better.

Let us all help a mite. The vandals who have Ijarked the trees in the park thru thotlessness or premeditated meanness would profit hy a wholesome lesson at the hands of our citj' C. Kemar able Cure tor Itheuiuatisin. KivNNA, Jackson W. Va.

About three years ago my wife had an attack of rheumatism which confined her to her bed for over a month and rendered her unable to walk a step without assistance, her limbs being swollen to their normal size. Mr. Maddox insisted on my using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I imrehased a fifty cent bottle and used it accoiding to the directions and the next morning she walked to breakfast without assistance in any manner, and she has not had a similar attack A. B.

sale bv all dealers. Presbytery In Session The Benicia Presbytery has been in session in this citj' this week, commencing Tuesday evening and adjourning Thursday noon. The Presbytery includes '54 churches on the coast north ofSan Francisco, 20 ministers and 10 elders were present. Rev. Geo.

Hutchinson, of Fort Bragg, was elected Moderator and presided thi jout the Rev. Gillis was installed as regular pastor of the Ukiah church during the session. Dr. Martin, of Santa Rosa, preaching the installation sermon. Prof Day of the San Seminary delivered the charge to Rev.

Gi'ilis wiiile Rev. James Mitchell, of Benicia, delivered the charge to the congregfitioti. The exercises were highly edifying and were very nuich enjoyed by all. The Reason Why Elixir is wan-anted is be cattse it is the blood preparation, known. It will positively cure all blood diseases, purify the whole system and thoroh" builds up the constitution) and it only costs .50 cents a bottle.

Remember, we guarantee it. W. A. Hoflfman, Druggists. U.

H. S. Victorious. Bean the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought The U. H.

S. track team has had a season of success. Starting off with the defeat of the Stanford juniors by over two to one the team finishes its work in the S. M. A.

A. L. field day last Satottlay In' gaining more points than the three Santa Rosa, Petaluma and The final result of this meet was, Healdsburg 11, Santa Rosa 26, Petaluma 28 and Ukiah 79. Ukiah's team work was excellent. With a basis of nine first places, seven second places and three third places were added to fill out and then came the relay race with a gift of ten more points.

This is the first relay race Ukiah has ever won or even made a good showing. But with the team made up and running in this order: Finnic, Weller, Thomas, Holman, Henley and Thomson, Ukiah had "yai-ds to burn." The result was as follows: 100 yd. by Healey, Legro, S. second; Costello, third. Time 10 3-5 sec.

220 yd. by Holman, Costello, second; Legro, third. 23 sees. Shot by Rose, Nuckolls, second; Lemon, S. third, distance, 4-2 ft.

7 in. Mile by Park, McKesson, second; Galloway, third. Time 8:9. Hammer won; Brown, second; third. Distance 149 ft.

1 in. 220 yd. won; Taylor, S. second; Finne, third. Time 27 sees.

880 yd. by Healey, Howe, S. second; Alexander, third; time 2:13 4-5. Pole by Henley and Thomas, Bell, third." Distance 10 ft. 120 yd.

by Thomas, Weller, second; Frei, S. third. Time 16 sees. High Bell, second; Finne, third, distance 5 ft. 10 in.

Broad by Henley, Weller, second; third. Distance 21 tt. 4 in. 440 yd. by Thomson, Taylor, S.

second; Holman, third. Time 53 sees. Bicycle race-Won by Mallory, S. Lemon, S.R., second; Corbin, S. third.

Time Mile by Wychoff, G. Weller, second; Luce, third. Time by U. H. P.

H. S. second; S. R. H.

S. third. Time 3 min. 28 sees. That sage society, the Comitia, keeps on thru thick and thin in its club work.

The societj' has eured for themselves a hall in which they intend storing their goods, such as books and to hold forth from now on. The growth of the club is such that at present nearly 20 members Hock around its staiid- ard. Last Friday night the first night in its new apartments and as a consequence the elul) intends turning over a new leaf with new A general election was held and next Friday night the newly chosen leaders come into power. Being as the club in its working demand the greatest secrecy, prudence would not dictate a complete disclosure of the inner chamber guardians. New paper officers were elected and the Uki Ah Hi threatens in the near futiu-e to have a revival and to take on new sliape and greater space.

A greater chance now shows itself to those who are literary inclined and are not able to rpicnch their inspired emotions in short and compact stories, for serials as well as long stories will be highly acceptable and draw the greatest attention. The same principle of having thi-ee editors in chief, who serve for a term of months, is kept up and the new arc Sturtevant, Holman and Dutton; Guy Redwine is the new business manager. 01 in Nuckolls, Lowe, George and Anderson Thomas are on the associate editor list. With the present outlook a great improvement is cd in the paper and the, Comitia will live altho many of its meml)crs arc seniors. The Recreation Club postponed its regular meeting until Saturday night in order that they might entertain the visitors.

TAM. The King Of all Cough Cures is Eng- Hsh Remedy. It will stop a cough at any time and cure the worst cold in twelve hours. It is beyond question the greatest of all modern remedies and we guarantee it every time. Call and get a trial bottle free.

BOARD OF imoRS SUPE The Board met pursuant to adjournment, Tuesday, April 3, 1900. The prisoners in the countj' jail were grjinted ii rebate of 5 da3'S in each month for good behavior. Walter Hargrave and T. M. McGough were re-elected members of the board of education the following vote: Ayes: Flanagan, Sm.ith, Sam Duncan.

Noes: A. M. Duncan, Simonson. Petition for formation of Shields' school district was withdrawn. Resignation of W.

F. Ornbaun as game warden accepted. Petition for public wagon road in Arena road district near Riverside crossing of Garcia, laid over. Application of Mr.s. M.

A. Barnett for rebate of taxes, rejected. Petition for formation of Moodj' school district, rejected. Petition for changing boundar3' lines of North Fork and Hasicon school districts, granted. Petition for changing boundar3' lines of Long vallej' and Black Rock school districts granted.

Petition for formation of Stella school district rejected. Petition for changing boundaries of Yorkville and Ornbaun school districts and Bear Harbor and Needle Rock, granted. Petition for the fonnation of a new school district out of the tei-ri- torjv of Buck Mt. and Spy Rock districts to be known as Ackerh' granted. On motion it is hereby ordered that the apportion to the general road fund 35 per cent of all road moneys as provided hy Sec.

2651 ofPohtical Code. Change in voting precinct is ordered that the following changes be made in the Hollow- Tree and Blue Rock voting precincts: All of T. 23 R. 17, lying southerly and westerly of the South Fork of Eel river shall be included in Hollow Tree precinct and Blue Rock precinct is changed so as to include all of T. 23 R.

17, lying northerl3' and easterly of the South Foi-k of Eel river. Clerk ordered to advertise for bids for printing delinquent tax list. Bids to be received up to 10 o'clock a. m. of May 2, 1000, Resignation of T.

J. Weldon as count3- expert accepted. The chairman of the Board was instructed to seU personal property o'" of less value than $75. Report of viewers on Ukiah- Lakeport road continued till Mav 2, 1900. Report of viewers on Hopland- Boonville roacl eontituied to Juh- meeting of board.

Report of appraisers on Hopland- Lakeport rofid continued to Ma3' 1900. The awarding of contracts to build a wagon road in the Hot Springs district continued to Juh' meeting of board. Petition of Mrs. Caroline Rector for allowance to support indigent orphans laid over to Ma3' 2, 1900. Resignation of W.

H. W3-rick, constable of Cufley's Cove accepted. Petition for formation of Pine Mt. voting precinct laid over to Ma3'. John Lind Jippointed constable of Cove Township.

Bonds $1000. Petition for wagon road on Pine Ridge laid over till May, 1900. Report of D. E. steward of the county hospital, received and approved.

of Dr.W. N. Moore received and approved. The auditor was instructed to draw his warrant on the salar3' fund for $49.50 in favor of W. F.

Joel Starkey 6 00 Yates 11 00 John Quinliven 8 00 Frank Pickle 52 00 Geo Henry 8 00 Jackson 29 SO Jones 44 00 Robt McFarland 30 00 Pickle 223 00 WSMann 104 50 March 32 00 Scott 22 00 A Lawrence 24 00 Redwine 10 00 Seward 9 50 Weir 3 00 Thompson 12 00 Frank Rowland 1 00 Joe Grieves 10 00 Wm Lin ton 4 50 Day 19 50 John Farrence 16 00 Chamley, 2 00 JohnBlunek 4 00 Briggs 2 00 A Burke 12 00 RW Briggs 2 00 RW Briggs 4 00 Joseph Adams 28 00 George Orr 32 00 Asa Smith 12 00 CJBeckley 16 00 C. Underbill 28 00 0 Strong 62 00 John IS 00 Ed Layman 76 00 Uriah Luce 34 00 Lile 34 00 Chas Lynch 36 00 Howard 32 00 Lee Henshaw 52 00 George White 4 00 George 23 00 Moxham 37 00 Oliver Cleveland 20 00 .1 Davis 8 00 LueyDunsing 4 00 VV Cox 3 00 Lawrence 41 50 Lynch 24 00 A Lane 3 00 Ji) Keed 23 00 .) Burke 13 00 Christy 6 00 Briggs 4 00 LOrr 42 00 Prather 21 00 Connor 20 00 Davidson 10 00 Clarence Ganter 8 00 Joseph Elledge 17 00 OE Moore 2 00 FBMarkle 12 00 Montgomery 28 00 15 Marble 12 00 A Seward, Jr 12 00 Berry Wright 52 00 VV A Ford 3 50 Moxham 8 00 WJ McClellan 18 00 CE Ganter 8 00 German 28 00 Same 19 00 Weir 2 00 FOScotl 2 00 Winsky 12 00 Quiuliven 00 Day 46 00 Coy 00 00 .1 A Ford 42 00 Holliday 104 00 Otto Miller 128 00 Wm Gibson 156 00 1) Lynch 141 00 Gibson 65 00 Miller 143 00 Brunner Son, supplies 15 80 JIOAD DISTRICT NO 3. Henshaw, Buokeley Co.scraper 11 00 Moore Banks, bridge 36 00 Bills allowed for road work: Brown 265 25 Mathews 34 00 A Snider 88 00 Kowe 68 75 Lee Wilson 13 00 Lee Wilson 15 50 TH Taylor 22 00 Wm Hall 4150 Riflfe 10 50 A Smith 119 50 Lee Wilson 27 50 A Snider 50 00 KOAl) DISTRICT NO 4. Cliris Hansen, bridge work 41 36 Coitoneva Lbr Co, lumber etc 229 34 Coombs, supplieb 20 81 Bills allowed for road work: Branddn 494 67 Ledford 23100 Ledford 216 00 192 S5 Ornbaun, being tlic balance due him 1 Oppenlander 218 25 road as game warden. Petition to have Riverside and Iversen grade declared higluva3', Ifiid ever.

The following bills were alio-: HI: KOAU OIBTKICr 2. 0 Street, 3 50 TC Gibson, 5 40 A Gibson, supplies 10 25 Wert Acuff, bridge work 4 00 Chessall, repair scraper 7 50 Charlton Son, blacksmith 62 60 Mrs Gibson, road work as cook 24 00 Heckendorf, blacksraith'g 1 25 Bills allowed for road work: Potter 1 50 Stevenson 132 00 Pat Kenny 240 00 public I Chris Hansen 392 65 jpat Kenny 160 80 Nichols Salsjg 438 85 JAOnlley 38 00 A Gvinsalves 49 00 IVlcClintock 169 00 A Hillyard 1096 40 McKenzle 150 00 IThito Pinmmer 00 KA 98 00 Chris Hansen 183 08 Switzer Boyd 28 OQ Jarvis, Nichols Salalg. 35 00 ROMi DISTRICT NO. 1. IV Andrews, blackamithiag 18 65 Aug lumber 12 32 Bills allowed for road work: A McCorquordale 30 00 Ledford Harrison 75 00 Cleland 13 00 Hiatt 69 00 A 34 00 Ledford Harrisou 29 00 John Lynn 50 00 Grant Harris 9 99 4 Deet-e Improvement Oo 10' WH Hixon 32 KNiederost HSierck Fred Allenbest 58:00 WH 9S0a3 WB.

86 00; Glow 148 75 Geo Clow 27 42f John Orubaun 41 Reo Brereton 82 50 Geo Brereton 22 OOi BJ Adams 17 DHLawson 197 00; IN Bridges 67 00 JH Tfard 145 York 47 00 0 Robinson 59 50 Wm IFallach 1 153 00 iniey Higgins 12 Hiatt 36 Ov) irHCopple 271 00; Geo Brereton 43 00 TfAKuRsell 16 00 IfHCopple 88 00 COUNTY GENERAL FUND. l-Tare, election officer 4 00 Palm Co, Code supplies 17 50 Geo Hughes, nightwatch 25 OO A Gibson, court house supplies 66 A Cox, repairing .6 35 Brunner Son, supplies 5 52 Anker, freighting 3 77 Jos Gannett, putting in 3 00 Bancroft, If hitney Co.law book 6 00 (Continued next The Best III the World, We believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best in the world. A few weeks ago we suffered with a severe cold and a troublesome cough and having read their advertisements in our own and other papers, we pui chased a bottle to see if it would effect us. It cured us before the bottle was more than half used. It is the best medicine out for colds and Herald, Andersonville, Ind.

For sale b3' all dealers. Good four-horse wagon for sale; j-, splendid for bark hauling. Enqiiire at Thomas William's store. aO Look Out for Breakers. Everything in the mill line will hereafter be slaughtered in the Ukiah Mill Store.

No quarters asked, nor granted. Come and buy where 3'ou can save the middle-man's profit. If 3'ou are going to sta3- here, help to build up the country. Buy home 80 cents a sack, warranted to be first class or money back. 1 fur boa.

Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving propert3- and pa3'ing for this notice. FACTvS IN A FEW LINES. Business failures in Great Brltahi during 1899 were 8,600. against 8,895 in ISflS. Pens to the number of 3,500,000 are used throughout the world every day In the week.

Tlie percuntage of recoveries In the Milwaukee Hospital For the Insaae last year was 33. The Bank of Spain has outstanding 19,700,000 less in loans than It reported a year ago. American ami butter is rapidly erowdiug the German article from the EnglisJJi market. The arrests for drunkenness in BOSH ton last year averaged G5 per day, or 4 per cent of the population. In Michigan last year 4,759,253 barrels of salt wore manufactured, au In- crease of 587,337 over 1S08.

The New York Press blames amateur photographers for a large percentage of the water waste In Brooklyn. More interest than ever before Is being aroused In New York in the question of the preservation of the Hudsoa The Allgomeine Deutsche eln has offered a prize of 1,000 marks for the best study of the slang used by seamen. The new German postage stamps represent the values of 3, 5, 10, 20, 20, 80, 40, 50 and SO pfennigs and 1, 2, 3 and 5 marks. Hickory nuts are an American product, and we export them In large quantities to Europe. Pecaus belong to the hickory family.

During last year 1 ,465 persons wciir Inoculated for hydrophobia at the Pasteur Institute In Paris, and of these only three died. Coal mining Is developing rapidly ia Canada. In Nova Scotia both the areas worked and the number rt mines show a great increase. Spiral armlets of copper form good protection for the arm In battle, and; the king of Dahomey uses bis as fenslve weapons. The Canadian government bas ly completed ttie great ship canal between Lake IDr and lAontreal at ft cost ot The Swiss cabinet of a federal council of seven members, each whom draws the moderate tlon of $2 ,400 per annum.

The estimated value of the product of the United States for past year is or tliao SlOO for each Inhabitant..