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SIX URIAH REPUBLICAN PRESS, JANUAIiY 29, T93o 22 ,000 MILES OF CABLE IN SPAN ALREADY RecordSpinningMade By Roebling Crews Thursday Last TPS TRUE! By WUey Padan RitZE Sausalito Lateral Is Progressing With Crew Of 150 (By Stuart B. Dunbar) Twenty-two thousand miles ot cjible sufficient to girdle the been spun on the Golden Gate bridge at the close of the past weelc. This was revealed in the weelcly progress report of Chief Engineer Joseph B. Strauss on file today for the board of directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District. The 22,000 miles of wire Is embodied in 30 completed cable over the west and 13 over the east cat- wallc.

There will be 122 strands in the completed cables or over 80,000 miles of wire. This Week's Work. During the present weelc four additional strands will be spun over the cast walk, while the four completed last week over the west walk arc finally adjusted. Made A Record. Fine weather last week greatly facilitated spinning operations, with a new record being set Wednesday when 496 individual wires, or more than a complete strand, was reeled out across the Golden Gate.

All Going Well. Work on other units of the bridge project Is progressing at the same fast rate according to Mr. Strauss' report. The east approach low viaduct has reached Halleck street in the Presidio, the first cross street west of the Palace of Fine Arts and the viaduct over this Intersection is expected to be completed by the end of the present week, leaving less than 1500 feet more to go. Set Up Equipment.

Equipment for erection of the north approach span in Marin county Is being set up rapidly and actual work on the structure will bo under way within a few days. Replacing Old Magazine. Replacement of the Army's bomb-proof magazine in Marin county is being set up rapidly and actual work on the structure will be under way within a few days. Building Lateral. On the Marin side a crew of 150 relief workers is proceeding with construction of the Sausalito lateral approach road being built by the Bridge District with Federal aid.

Many Men Working. During the past week a total of 595 men were employed dl- rccdy on the project with additional workers in the cable reeling plant of the John A. Roeb- IW A SCENE FftOM LIVE HILl. WEATHER HGXDJ NO TERROR? FOR H. BRUCE DIREGTDR OF LIVE GHOSTS'! HE ALVAYS ROUv UP HIC SIEEVES BEFORE HE DIREGTS A SCENE MIRACLE MEN ENCOUNTERED Clyde C.

Brewer Had Demonstration Of Noble Service Clyde C. Brewer heard of good Samaritans all his life. Last week he met, not one, but two. Got Bad Tip. Mr.

and Mrs. Brewer and daughter were enroute to Sac ramento. Some one. told them the Bear Creek cutoff was In good shape. Unfortunately they took that route, and, instead of getting to Sacramento sooner by that road, they would, likely have been enroute yet, it it had not been for the Locke brothers of the Williams section Were Mired Down.

New TRUEI that Beryl Mercer in 'Three Xiive Ghosts' creates on the screen the same role in which she 'rose to fame in the play on the New York role of Mrs. Gubbins, tippling Coclcney mother whose son returns from the war to find himself officially 'dead'," says Wiley iPadah. "Also It'S TRUEI thiat thirty-two separate settings liave been built at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to film a story which tpid on the stage in a single set." Hi DENY PERMIT TO OAKS (Cuntlniieil fruiii I'nirv One) liquor law violations would not seek a license under the state's new set-up. Others Lose Licenses. Others to have permits refused were: Willits Albert Greenberg, Philip Siriz- zotti, Deana Teel, Lawrence Casper; Navarro Joe Mondenese; Ukiah Mike Dellamarte; Caspar Gus A Daubcneck; Fort Bragg Leoriida Franceschi, Matt So- sich, Mary Lucchesi, Clifford Marshall, Carrie Renda.

Reasons For Acting. Many of the denlEils, according to the board's announcement, were becaus? granting of the licenses "would be against public morals." Some were denied on recoimmendation of local authorities, and others on recommendation of the chief liquor control officer. 266 Turned Down. Altogether the state board turned down 266 applications. Prison Sacks Are Now Obtainable lings Sons Company at California City and in other plants on the San Francisco bay area where materials for the span now are in process of fabrication.

MARRIED AT RENO Elizabeth Preston Hatch, daughter of Judge John W. Preston, and Alexander E. Genesy were married at Reno recently. Grain bags manufactured at San Quentin prison may be secured by farmers for the 1936 cropping season at a cost of cents a bag, f.o.b. pier 9.

San Francisco, or at San Quentin, effective for immediate delivery. The bags are standard size, 22x36 inches. Proper orders for the bags will be filed and accepted In the order of their priority of receipt. New blanks explaining the law and regulations governing the sale of bags will be furnished by tlie Warden upon application. Old blank forms should not be used, and will not be accepted.

NOW DOING WELL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, of Reynolds Redwood Park north of here, were in town Saturday, greeting old friends. For years Frank Reynolds was a member of the board of supervisors and afterwards, for eight years, served as county assessor. Mr.

Reynolds has a fine auto camp and is doing iiicely, reports reaching Ukiah friends are. WINERY HEAD CALLS O. Lanza, president of the California Grape Products Company, who was called to New York the first of the year on buisness for the organization, returned to San Francisco last week and Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Lanza, was in Ukiah, dinner guests at the liome of Mr. and Mrs.

F. Briccarelli. You will find Press Want Ads bring satisfactory results. Mr. and Mrsi Brewer had gone only a short distance until their car became mired not the wheels of the machine, but almost the body.

He Did Everything. Every trick known to an expert traveler like Mr. Brewer was tried. None worked. Finally two cowboys, who afterward were identified as the Locke brothers came along.

They saw the predicament the Ukiahans were in and they performed what Mr. Brewer says was a miracle. Were Lifted Out. It was useless to try and pull the car out of the mud, so the cowboys got their ropes around the axle of the machine, then they twined their ropes around the horn of their saddles. They backed their ponies up close to each side of the car, kept on tightening the ropes and, when all was ready, the two ponies stepped forward slowly and, when they did, the car was lifted straight up a little gotten back on the pavement.

Mr. and Mrs. Brewer took no short cut home. Ed. P.

Lewis Is Dead In Oregon News came to Bernard Saunders Saturday last of the death in Portland, Oregon, of E. P. Lewis, who, years ago, was employed by the Barker Hardware Co. in this city and who afterwards lived in Marshfleld. Oregon, where he had prospered as owner of a large hardware store.

Mi: Lewis frequently stopped in Ukiah and always called upon A. R. O'Brien, who was an old friend of Mr. Lewis in the Oregon country. An operation for tumor on the brain was performed at Portland six weeks ago and Mr.

Lewis never rallied from the surgical ordeal. VERY BADLY OFF John Glnac, who has been in Lettefman hosptal, San Francisco, following an auto- mobile accident near Williams some time ago when he received a fractured skull and other injuries, is reported critically ill and his mother, Mrs. Lulu Ginac, came to Ukiali from Fort Bragg Sunday night and left on the early morning train to be at the bedside and was accompanied on the trip by her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. L.

Dennen. RECORD LION'S RAIDING OVER MonsterCat Weighing 125 Pounds Killed On Singley Range Duncan Montgomery, of Willits, with his pack of hounds Thursday last killed a mountain lion wegliing 125 pounds and measuring over nine feet, which for the past two or three years has been raiding the flocks of sheep at the Singley ranch in the Orr's Springs section. Long Evaded Hunters. The varmint was one of the most elusive preyers on sheep hunted here for years. Following a recent kill, however, the hounds of Mr.

Montgomery took up the trail and after a long run, treed the lion which was shot. A Bear Showed Up. While the mountain Hon had been killing sheep on the Singley range a bear had become active and it, too, had killed a number of sheep. Mr. Montgomery is now after the bear and will probably run it down within the next few days.

SCHOOLROOM RAILROAD IS IN A CAR Mendocino Goes Pioneers One Better In Uniqueness The little old red school house about which the lore of other days is surrounded, has nothing on the little school house located at Bell Springs in this county, of wliich in a late issue The Willits News has this to say: Dan Hickey came in from Bell Springs station the first of the week and told about the funny little schoolhouse they have at that place. Most of the children living in that vicinity belong to members of the section crew of the Northwestern Pacific railroad which was asked to donate the use of a boxcar for a scholhouse. The boxcar was placed on a sidetrack and when the alterations were made it looked like a palace. Windows were put in so that it is well lighted and they have a stove and the regulation desks and blackboards. The Only One.

Florence Owens, the teacher, lives In Uldah and at present she has only seven pupils with a prospect of sevei-al more. This is the only school in Mendocino county which is held in a boxcar. DOINGJICELY Plenty Of Freight Of fered Northwestern Pacific Co. The Northwestern Pacific railroad is now doing a record- breaking freight business. The increase in traffic is largely due to the shipping strike in the San Francisco dstrict, which has diverted large shipments of lumber from the ships.

Lumber Business Brisk, One day last week the freight from Eureka arrived here in three sections and it is usually run In two sections. The Union Lumber Company business from Fort Bragg is so large it now takes three locomotives to pull the train over the hill from Shake City. TAFT SPURR ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Telephone 66 Marks Ukiah, Calil. Mannon Brazier Attorneys and Counselors At Law Savings Bank Bnildinf Ukiah, California i Law Now MaliM huio Insurance Virtually Compulsory Don't take a chdnce when IIM TAIiMERS EXCHANGE will sure you at actual eott if jom eligibla. C.

N. SNYDEUl REALTY CO. WENT TO HEARING District Attorney Lilburn I. Gibson went to Laytonville this afternoon to tie present at the preliminary hearing of Charles L. Hemenway, who is accused of seduction of Lucille Crockett, a 15-year-old Covelo grl.

SAW THE BRIDGE Carl Daubeneck and Miss Gail Clary and Charles Shimmin and Miss Marie Dooley were in San Francisco over the weekend and on Sunday inspected the Golden Gate bridge. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MENDOCINO IN THE MATTER OF THE SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF THE COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MENDOCINO: D. C. Smith, Public Administrator of the said County of Mendocino, State of California, respectfully makes the following return and report of all estates of deceased persons which have come inio his hands and remaining under his control as Public Administrator, for the period of six months ending with and including the Jist day of December, 1935, said report being made under and pursuant to the provisions of Section 1153 of the Probate Code of the State of California, to-wit: Estimated No. Nam'es of Persons Value of Cash Cash Disbursed Balance Closed-or Estates Received Fees Expenses Pending 5600 Pat Kerwin 100.00 90.00 .90 nil 89.10 Pending 5697 John Auert 830.00 50.00 13.00 nil 37.00 Pending 5081 Esther Holberg 400.00 nil nil nil nil Pending 5686 Alletta Suthern Winans nil nil nil nil nil Pending 5710 William McClelland Davis 1918.00 1918.00 19.18 nil 1898.82 Pending 5726 Charles F.

Marchman 36.15 36.15 .36 nil 35.79 Pending 5720 Anna Henry nil 10.00 10.00 nil nil Closed 5740 Leona B. Cook 6000.00 nil nil nil nU Pending 5761 George Steichele 878.27 878.27 8.50 nU 869.77 Pending 5762 John Sinovich 317.17 17.77 7.68 $5.76 4.33 Pending 5775 James D. Cure 50.00 10.00 10.00 nil nil Pending 5794 Richard A. Gilmore 1500.00 nil nil nil nil Closed 5804 Albert Emmlt McCombs 100.00 nil nil nil nil Pending 5810 Richard A. Gilmore 650.00 nil nil nil nil Pending 5811 Sarah Rice nil nil nil nil nil Pending 5812 S.

S. McGarvey nil nil nil nil nil Pending 5814 Mary L. Browning 7500.00 nil nil nil nil Pending STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF MENDOCINO D. C. Smith, being first duly sworn, says: That at all times herein mentioned up to and including the 31st day of December, 1935, he was duly elected, qualified and acting Public Administrator of the County of Mendocino, State of California; that the within and foregoing report and return, contains a full, true and correct of the estates of deceased persons which have come Into his hands, the amount paid out, the amount of the County's commission, and the balance remaining in his hands, or under his control, in each of said estates, for the six months ending with and including December 31st, 1935, and that he has not been and is not now, interested in any of the expenditures made on account of said estates, or either or any of them.

Subscribed and to before me this 3rd day of January, 1936. D. C. SMITH, H. M.

BURKE, County Clerk of the County of Mendocino, Public Administrator and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court thereof. Mendocino County. (SEAL) By W. A. Thornton, Deputy Clerk.

35-6c 1 Lions Club Urge Help In A Drive The Lions Club, which has undertaken the task of raising the money for the Community Clubhouse, wants everyone to know this is a community rather than club project. The subscription list is open to all and all contributions will be thankfully accepted. Please call or see E. A. Eversole regarding the above and make checks payable to him or to tlie Community Club House.

It is vital to get an early start, so please do not delay. Press Want Ads always pay- YOUR RAILROAD PAYROLL: Assists in creating a solid business backbone in your community regular, steady, cvery-day business for your merchants. Employees live where they work and are actively engaged and interested in progressive community affairs. YOUR FREIGHT BY RAIL MEANS: Greater Payrolls Moys money spent in steady, every-day business benefits your merchants. Prosperous merchants mean a prosperous community.

More Employees Increased freight business means more an advantage and benefit to SHIP BY RAIL: Fast Responsible Service Station-to-Station Rates Store-to-store Rates. Northwestern Pacific Rtdwood Empire RouM OVEWOOWNG SAN FRANCISCO MARKHOPKINS ROOMS AND HOSPITABLE SEKVI.CE GARAGE IN BUILDING FOUR. MTHE CCOROf ftSMITM SENEPJU. Stricken Man Was Ordered To Arizona William Reeder, of Redwood Valley, while in San Francisco last week was attacked by acute pleurisy and taken to The French Hospital. So serious is Mr.

Reeder's condition his doctor has advised him to go to Arizona, as soon as he can make the trip, and accompanied by Mrs. Reeder and Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Mork, Mr. Reeder expects to leave for Phoenix, Arizona, within the next two weeks.

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