Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 2

MEETING OF CITY TRUSTEES Written Acceptance of College Street Work Received The Purchase of the Porter Lot for a Waterworks Plant Ratified by a Bare Majority HEATED TALK IN BBODERICK Heard at Meeting to Discuss Levee Improvement Valentine Hauser, Who Recently Resigned as Trustee, Complains of Unfair Tioitment MRS. COLEMAN'S BEQUESTS CdllFOR 1U AT THE A meeting of the city trustees was held Monday evening. The most important matter considered was the presentation of the writ ton acceptance ot City Engineer Perry Campbell of the macadam work on south College street by the contractors. A resolution of intention to accept the same was prepared and ordered published lor five days and Monday evening, November 2Sth, was fixed as the time for hearing objections, if any, to the acceptance ai the work. It was ordered that Mr.

Raymond be hired for a period of three months at a per diem of $2.50 to caro for south College street. was also ordered tliat Oscar Scott be employed for general 'street, work at per month. Arc lights were ordered to be installed on First street and nl the intersection of College and Court streets. City Marshal Clary was instructed to have a certain section of sidewalk on south First repaired. The marshal was also ordered to put a heating stuve in the city jail.

On the 14th instant the trustees held a meeting at which it was deckled to purchase of A. D. Porter a lot on Grand aveuuo as a site for an auxiliary waterworks plant. There beiug some doubt as to the legality of the meeting, the matter was brought up again Monday night. Trustee Muegge and White wanted to purchase the Cranston lot but the order to purchase the Porter lot was ratified by the votes of Mayor Mitchell and Trustees Boots and Cm-sou.

A FAREWELL PARTY Tendered the Dyas Family Prior to Bemoval to Santa Ci uz Mrs. E. J. Dyas left for Santa Cruz this morning. She was accompanied by her two daughters, Ethel and Elene, who will make their future home in Sania Cruz.

They were given a farewell party by their schoolmates Monday evening. Games and other amusements wbiled the happy hours away. Nice refreshments were served. Those present were: Tillie Malpiede, Ethel Dyas, Hazel Scott, Lucille Cramer, Ethel Powers, Jenebelle Powers, Ucssie Childers, Eunice Eldridge, Carrie Hadsall, Mildred Hadaall, Edith Barker, Esther Lawsou, tsernice Jacobs, Mabel Childers, Ethel GJfflders, Katie Nclk. Elizabeth Wiugblade, Walker Apperson, George Apperson, Philip Apperson, Geo.

Mitchell, Lester Johnston. Harold Rehmke, Elmer Poffenberger, John Call, Floyd Scott, Norman Scott, Everett Howard, Harold Holt, Harold Hughs, Borden Woods and Erviu Eicrs. The desire to thresh out several points in connection with the proposed improvement ol tha levee on the Yolo from Rocky I'oinl down, Monday night, called out a big crowd of taxpayers at a mass meeting held in the town hall in Hroderick and hot debates resulted. The meeting gave a few disgruntled taxpayers, who oppose the action taken by the trustees in voting $3000 for lovee improvements, an opportunity to air their views. In the end, a better understanding was reached between the factions, and the action ot tho trustees was ratified.

The trouble was found to have arisen chiotly from the LndofLuilo manner in whi'ch the secretary of the board of trustees had reported the action of that body Mayu'ard Heed called the meeting to order and J. L. Clitton was chosen to preside as chairman. Trustees W. Stockton.

D. T. Jenkins, and Hayward Reed explained the action, stating that there was no intention of making misstatement ol facts as to the manner in which the money was to he handled. The trustees had been of secrecy iu the matter explained that their minutes were always open to the public. Valentine Hauser, trustee-elect, who recently resigned from the board, explained that his resignation was due to the tact that he was regarded by the majority of the board as a figureboac and not entitled to serious consideration.

He as bitter in his references to the other trustees on this account Tile question as to whether Haywarc Reed, appointed to till the vacancy created by i-Iauser's resignation, was eligible to the position was taken up and Attorney Chauiicey H. Dunn of Sacramento explained that Heed was eligible. The fact that he was not a resident of the district was brought up but Dunn showed that he was qualified by reason of being a property owner. Considerable wrangling over tlie levee improvement propositon followed and finally, upon motion of William Wilson, the action of the trustees in voting JliOOO at the rale of oil the $100 valuation, was ratified. The fact that in the minutes of the board of trustees ot the was voted for attorneys' fees and for miscellaneous expenses, caused some opposition to the levee improvement vote, but Atiorney L.

M. Sbeely, law-' ycr fur the district, explained that probably not so grout a sum need be expended lor fees, but that the was merely to cover possible emergencies in that line. The same was true of the for miscellaneous expenses. The misconception was due to the manner in which the matter was presented by the secretary of the board of Woodland People Among Beneficiaries of Large Fortune From the Bee we learn that Mrs. Colcman, formerly of tills Ity, left a will in which she disposed if an estate valued at J200.000.

Her argest bequest, was $30,000 to he used erect ing a drinking fountain In Sac- She bequeathed considerable amounts to public charitable purposes, asylums and churches, substantial sums to the relatives of her husband ind small sunis and jewelry and other irticles among various 'friends. To two Episcopal churches In Sacramento one in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, and one in Woodland she bequeathed JlilOO each. In addition to St. Luke's church there are other Woodland beneficiaries. Miss Florence Bush is bequeathed a three-stoned diamond ring.

Major W. H. Wtnne gets a cash bequest of $3000 and deed to a house and lot on First street, Nelson Hackett of Oakland is a beneficiary to the extent of $500. The will was written by Mrs. Colenian before stie went to i'aris and is dated October 3, 1906, CHICAGO LAND SHOW DBSinOUS OF CURING THE DRINK HABIT.

We are honestly desirous of curing all who are addicted to drink, and If you are interested in anyone needing Ori'ine we invite you to write us. Our correspondence is confidential and our replies are sent in plain sealed envelopes. Orrine No. 1, is the secret treatment and No. 2, for those who wish voluntary treatment.

per box. rile for free booklet on 'Mow to Cure Drunkenness." The Orrine Company SSfl Orrine building, Washington, D. C. The leading druggists endorse Orrine. Sold in this city by J.

V. Leithold Main street, Woodland. At the United States Land and Irrigation Exposition in Chicago, November 19th, to December 4tli, the Southern Pacific Company and related lines will maintain a very extensive exhibit of products from the Pacific coast. California will receive a very large part of tho benefit of this publicity. The railroads have secured tofty-eight hundred feet of floor space which with the Installation and care of their exhibit will cost about 120,000.

A largo assortment of citrus frnlta, processed and dried fruits, nuts, vegetables, grain and alfalfa will be on display and hundreds of thousands of pieces of literature will be given away to inquirers. Such flowers as be hydrangea, calla lily, poinsietta and the brilliant red flowering eucalyptus will be used in quantities for decorative purposes and small orange trees will be used to lend a California atmosphere to the whole display. Tho wall space back of the booths, which arc 70 feet in length, will be hung with fine enlargements of California Industrial and scenic views. One of the principal features will be a series of lectures on the agricultural resources and scenic features of the stale. These will he of twenty minutes' duration, and will be profusely illustrated with colored slides and motion pictures.

Tlio Southern Pacific will have its regular lecturers, Mr. J. Erwln and Mr. W. B.

Lefflngwell, and in addition, lectures will be delivered by Mr. 1,. B. Itnuhin of tho California Development Board, Mr. A.

E. of the Tulare County Board of Trade, and others. The lectures will be continued throughout, each day and from 10 a. in. to 10 m.

d-ld HIES P. H. ROWE BEAD Mrs. Daisy Howe, wife of P. II.

Howe, who is a brother to Mrs. C. F. Hatl- sall of this city, died in Sacramento on November 20th. She was a native of Colusa county and 32 years, 11 months and days old.

The body was taken to Colusa today and Hie funeral will be held on Wednesday at 10 a. m. Deceased was the daughter of J. W. and Mrs.

Eliza Simmons of Colusa. She leaves her husbaud anil the following children: Verda, Jrma, Hiram and Jonathan Rowe. THANKSGIVING SERVICES CHICKEN DINNER When yon can get a great big chicken dinner at the Second Baptist church for 35 cents, cooked in southern style, on Thanksgiving day, why go to the extra trouble and expense to have a sumptuous dinner ut home? Meals will be served from It a. in. to 3 p.

and from 5 to and at 8 p. in. Friday a concert will be given at the same place. Admission will be 15 coins. Everyone is cordially invited to patronize both ihe dinner and the concert, which is being given for the benefit of the rally on the 2Tth.

MKS. K. D. REED, Chairman. WOODLAND BUSINESS Do you realize that the use of good which attracts the eye, which holds the attention, which lias that individuality which separates it from the poor and indifferent one of the foundation stones of success? A business house is judged by the character of its printed matter.

When you want the right kind of printing of any description, telephone to 3031. Latest improved machinery and up-to-date facilities for doing the highest grade of printing, at the "Democrat" office A BROKEN BACK. That pain in your back caused by lumbago, stiff muscles or a strain is an easy thing to get rid of. Mallard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism, lumbago, sore and stiff muscles, strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds and all aches and pains. You need a bottle in your house.

Sold by J. 11. Slielton, druggist. PROCLAMATION FOR SPECIAL ELECTION A HAIR'S BREADTH ESCAPE. Do you know that every time you have a cough or cold and let it run 01 thinking it will just cure Itself yjn are, inviting pneumonia, eonsmnp'ion or some other pulmonary Don't risk il.

Put your lungs In perfect, health and slop that cough with Ballnrd's Horehouud Syrup. Price, 25c, 50o and per bot.le. Sold by J. II. Slielton, druggist.

1 WILL PROMOTE BBAUTY. Wotnen desiring beauty get wonderful help from linclvlen's Arnica Salve, banishes pimples, skin eruptions- sores and boils. It makes (lie skin soft and velvety. It glorifies tlie face Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked lips, chapped bauds. Best for burus.

scalds, fever sores, cuts, bruises and piles. 2Sc at all druggists. Roasters, moat grinders, carpet sweepers, and all such at Johnston NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS! nlCtf Xmas booklets, mottoes, at Hughs Lee's. ulGtf The union Thanksgiving services irlll be held in the Christian church, Thanksgiving evening at 7:30. Rev.

Ronald Mr-Killop will preach the sermon. Rev. W. E. Bobbin will read the scripture.

Rev. II. S. Freeman will offer prayer. Rev.

C. K. Ktreeter will read the proclaniadon. Rev. F.

Donaldson will announce the hymns. Hev. D. E. Holt will pronuunce ihe bcnetlic- tiOE.

The choit of the Christian church will furnish the music. The public is cordially invited. NOT SORRY FOR BLUNDER. "If my friends hadn't blundered in ihinking 1 was a doomed victim of con- I might not be alive now," wriies I). T.

Sanders, of Harrodsburg, "but for yvfirs they saw every at- tompi 10 cure a lung-racking cough fail. Ai last 1 tried Dr. King's New Discovery. The effect was wonderful It soon siojijjed the cough and I ant now in boiler health than I have bad for years. This wonderful life-savor is an unrivaled remedy for coughs, ormis, lagrinpc, Asthma, croup, hemorrhages, whrjopiugcouBh or weak lungs, 'At-, $1.00.

"I rial battle free. Guarcm- HAVES AN LIFE. The very grave KCCIJIO! to yawn before Robert of Hurling lon, Iowa, when, nftc-r weeks iu the hospital, four of ibe best physicians gave- him Then was shown the marvelous jimvcr of Khic- i trie Bitters. For, eiBiii months' of frightful suffering from liver iroulilu and yellow jnuudico, gelling no help! from other remedies or doctors, five bottles of this mali-blcss meilii ino cuiu- pletely cured him. It's positively guaranteed for stomach, liver or kidney I roubles never OOc, at all druggists.

A I'KCL'LIAR WRUNCII of the foot or anlile may produce a very serious sprain. A sprain is mora painful than a break. In nil sprains, cuts, burns and scalds Mallard's Snow Linliurm is Die bum thing to use. Re- lievos 'he pain instantly, reduces swell- a jieffwt ntiiitieiiilc and hcnla Sold 1 Games, games, games. Ask Hughs Lee.

nietf Xmas postcards, Ic, 2 for 5, 5c at Hughs Lee's. nlGtf PBOBATE NOTICE. Pursuant to law, notice is hereby given that the State, County, and several special school district taxes, Woodland High School, Winters High School, Winters City, Esparto High School, Pierce High School, Davis Bond, Washington Special, Davis Special, and Washington Bond, of Yolo county for the fiscal year 1010 are due and payable at the office of the tax- collector in Woodland as follows: The taxes on all personal property, secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property, and unless paid prior thereto will be delinquent Monday, November 28, In the Board of Supervisors of the County of Yolo, State of California. CuL, Nov. 16th, 1910.

In the mutter of a Special Election Proclamation. Whereas, upon an official count of the votes cast at the general election In Ilio County of Yolo, StaliS of California, held on the Sth clay of November, 1010. by tlie Board of Supervisors of the County of Yolo, in said County and State, upon the first Monday after said election appearing that no person received the highest number of votes'cast at said election for the office of Justice of the Peace, In and for Canny Township, in said County; that tlie two persons receiving tile highest number of votes cast at said election received an equal number of votes therefor, now therefore In pursuance of the law in such case made anil provided, it is ordered that a special election be held in and for said Cnpny Judicial Township for the purpose of electing a Justice of the Peace In and for said Judicial Township and It Is further ordered that said special election lie held in said Judicial Township on Tuesday, (he day of November, 1810, and that the said election bo conducted in all respects in accordance- with the general election laws of the Stale of California, so far as the same may he applicable thereto. And that the returns of said election be made to the Clerk of Yolo County in the same manner and within the same time after said election, as required by the general election luws of said State is further ordered that the Hoard of Supervisors meet in special or regular session on Monday, December 5th, 1910, for the purpose of examining and canvassing said returns and declaring elected the person receiving the highest number of votes cast for the office of Justice of the Peace of said Township, or such other actions as may be proper In the premises. It is further ordered that the Capay Hall in the Town of Capay be selected as the polling place for said election and that the following are hereby designated as the officers of said election: Eclchardt and W.

H. Alters. K. Schooner and F. Binde, C.

Ban- and C. A. Orengo Ballot W. Zentner and R. Nisson.

It is hereby further ordered that Australian Ballot System shall be usec by Hie officers and electors of sale Judicial Township for the purpose conducting said election and the cast- Ing of the ballots of the qualified elect ors within said election precinct. It is further ordered that this proc lamation bo posted ut the polling or in tbfi snlrt precinct and Ire pulillsliei in the Woodland Daily "Democrat," a newspaper hereby designated for tha purpose, at least ten days before tin date of said special election. EM SNIDER, Attest: C. V. HADSALL, Clerk.

Chairman. n2f Classified Advertisements 1910 Notice of time p.nd place for hearing the petition to probate the last will and testament of George C. Troop, deceased. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Yolo. In tlio matter of the Estate of George C.

Troop, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Monday, tho 281 day of November, 1010, at 10 o'clock a. of said day, and the courtroom of said Court, at the courthouse in the City of Woodland, County of Yolo, Slnte of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said George C. Troop, deceased, and for hearing the application of Goorge O. Griffes, for Ihe issuance to him of letters testamentary upon the same, in pursuance ot bis petition, heretofore filed herein.

Dated November lltli, 1910. C. F. HADSALL, Clerk. By C.

HIDDLESON, Deputy. Phil. Drnlon, Attorney for Petitioner. n28d "idly. Price, iSc, and fl.

-I. ti. Sliclion, druggist. Kph. Weiss, the export refracting ''f" 11 nr i lvl bo flt 1C Johnston Bros, retailed over six Ions Only nl bulk coffee from their Woodland 'luring the past twelve months.

ix a reason. Try some. nlCtf I SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Holiday Excursion TO City of Mexico CONSUMPTION STATISTICS, provo that a neglected cold or congl; Wilts the lungs In so tad a wmlitloii i ove're. consumption senna f.ntl a fertile T(1 malic Ul Spcc1nl field for fastening on one. Slop tho lv nlClf i cough just as Hoon us it appears with Leavc.s San Francisco December with the leaa Hib.

llctnin limit CO days with atop- llallard's Horehound Synij). Soorhcn tho torn and Inflamed tissues and inaltes you well again. Sold by J. It. Sbclton druggist 1 toy.s, Iron 1oya, tin toys, nl liiKhs I.ce's.

nlCtf I The City Laundry calls for and delivers laundry. lycave orders at the Ariel candy Btore, telephone 1001, or with J. A. Wood, agent. If Or.

Henley B. Miller. Permanently ioclalod with Dr J. T. Grant.

ToyH, toy.s, loyfi. Ask JJiighs Lee, ulGtf Clirtalmtia books, boolis, boohs. Ask iiKliH Leo. nlCtf Xina.s IHKK, cards. At Hughs' Fare $80,70 Round Trip Send for descriptive book regarding i his excursion.

Free for the netting. Southern Pacific Company JAMES CTOARA. V. P. Agent, 801 Street, Sacramento.

I Lcn'B. nlCtf .1. FINOI.AND, at o'clock p. at which time 15 per cent will be added to the amount thereof and that if said one-half bo not paid before Monday, April 24, 1911, at o'clock p. an additional per cent will be added thereto.

In such school districts where there is a school or bond tax, and where the state and county tax on personal property not secured by real property has been paid to the assessor, there Is due either a school or bond tax, or special tax, as the case may be, which is payable at the same time and place as the state and county tax, and if not so paid will become delinquent on tho same date and bo increased at same rate as the state and county tax. The remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property will be payable on and after Monday, January 2, 1911 And will be delinquent on Monday, April 24, 1911 at 6 o'clock p. and that unless pait prior thereto per cent will be added to the amount thereof. All taxes may be paid at the tho first Installment, as herein provided, is duo and payable. SAM MONTGO.MERY, Tax Collector, Yolo County By R.

M. BROWN, Deputy. n28dw Woodland, Cnl. SECOND HAND Store New and Second Hand Stoves and Furniture Uouglit and Sold. 413 Main Street, Woodland.

Phono 2741. Opp. Naltvo Sons Building Jl Co DENTISTS. JOHN T. of Denta Surgery.

Dental rooms over R. Mansion's. Woodland. Cal. )ICK DICK, Dentists.

Woodlam: First National Office hours, 8 a. m. to 5 p. in. Tele ihoue 1173.

DR. R. WILCOXON, Dentist- First National Hank Building IVoodland, Cal. Olfice phone 1172, rea idcncu phone STJRVEYOn. A.

F. CAMPBELL- Stale Licensed Sur veyor. Office with County Sur GROCERIES An appetite for good things to eat is born In one. If that appetite If not properly caved for nutliing will "taste right." With us you can find the best tlio grocery market ULDING. Try our TEAS-jthe beat values tor i ho 26c per pound to $1.00.

Try our BOSS COFFEE. All who rluk this coffee cannot fall to appre- lato it on account of Ha flavor and elightfnl aroma. Try SPAULDING for Thermos, Bottles ami Electric Carpet Cleaners. Try SPAULDING for Gold Medal and Welcome Carpet Sweepers, China ami Crockery. Things to eat.

Tilings to eat them from. Tilings to cook them in. SPAULDING, The Grocer Phone Main 2 2d8 Woo iland, Cal. FALL and WINTER STYLES In Suits mid Overcoats, Latest Models Through the eyes of Slening clothes you can get a loolc Into tho fashlon- ilile world because Stoning clothes iimrli the wearer ns a man of taste anil Exclusive Woolens, Individuality of style, are tlie ng features. An early visit IK recommended, that you may sec this correctly.

His gar- uunts arc always distinctive. They boar the tsfaiup of craftsmanship. Call STENISG Successor to Chaa, Weinman Nobby Clothes Maker, Yolo County Savings Bank Building, opp. Byrns Hotel, Ladles' and Qenti' Jleaned anil Pressed, Se Convinced If anyone bas any doubts about buying Furniture at right prices, from the cheapest to the tast, try Kitto and bo convinced. Also Hugs oE many kinds Shades, Picture Framing done neatly and with dispatch.

Also Upholstering-. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, and Furniture Dealer GIBSON BLOCK. H. KITTQ, Telephone! Main 2053. FAULKNER-PEART CO.

(Incni'povatcd. Successors to D. A. Faulkner.) Machine Shops Corner Court and College Woodland, Cal. General BlnrksiiiKhing.

Repair Steam and Gasoline Engines, and all kinds of Farm Machinery. Automobile repairing and Fine Machine work. The well-knawn Samson Gas Engines and Pumps. 2d2 IN ALL THE WORLD NO WATERS LIKE THESE Wilbur Hot Sulphur Springs OPEN ALL YEiR M. leaves Williams at 7 a.

in. Wednesday and Friday, from November 1st to April 30(h, J. CUIHBSRT, Wilbur Springs, Cal. mrlGlfdw VIA. W1LTJAM8.

BIGGEST LINE EVER IN WOODLAND DoYouShavC' WJIlQMATjC RAgQR STROPPEg veyor, Hall of Records, Woodland. mrHtf A. G. Licensed Surveyor and engineer. Office.

532 Main street, with J. Keith Jr. Jyltf Yolo Feed and Grain Company Chicken Foods a Specialty Office at old stand, 316 First street, Woodland. Phono 2SM. i When iu need of feed or fuel, rnalte I your wants known to m.

HOWARD Manager. Id2 Games Games Gamss Xmas I'ooks Xmas Uookk-ts Molloesj Xinns Post Cat'tls I Ic, 2 for 5c, oc Cnll niul select and lei us, Iof von. Get "Makes every man an Dooa what no human hand can do, It automatically sharpcni Uic ordinary tfld style razors, ftny or make I it niso sharpens all safety rarxir blades, including tto Gillette, Ever-Ready, Gem Junior, Rjundr, Slur and choice. Something for votin and old. tct'er than (lie most cx- pcri t-arberran do It.

No Sold nnj r.ilvErtised overywheM at 43.50. OUn PRICE BACH complete with holder for finfaty rnzor blsdefl and full InstriicUnns. Send for clp- wo will tliS. you how It HUGHS MAIL ORDFJtS CARITULLY RV39 J. fc.

HELTON Io6 SUNRISE LAUNDRY K. TAKAMAKN HANAKI, Props Main Street. Phone 274J All Kinds of Laundering: Neatly Done. Dry Cleaning 1 a Specialty Wagon will call for worlt dally Work delivered to all parts of the city. Lowest Prices.

Id2 SAM T. WILLIAMS THE DOLLAR SIGN is an enticing scramble for II, is most strenuous. Catch tho swlft- niovlug dollar if you can and then conic and deposit In our liank. Put more, dollars with it. and then, when needed, uso your checks, which will come back lo you as vouchers.

Your connection with the Bank will be a valuable asset In your favor. TSiE BANK OF YOLO WOODLAND, WOODLAND Dray J.ine Will Movo Anything. Phono 61. CALIFORNIA kept on filo THE DAKB AD VRRTISINQ AOKNCY, 421 South Mnln SU, Angeles, and 77S Market San Francisco, where con tracts for advertising can bo made tot Woodland, Cal. BEST RESULTS YOU will obtain the best front your poultry if you feed Goiilson's or Croley's reds.

We arc agents, BROWN BROS. Feed Fuel J26 Main Slreet, Id2 Phone California Market! B. DELLA SANTA (Successors to A. PJnto.) Fresh Vegetables of all Kinds Krcall Fruits In season. Groceries, Candies, Nuta, Etc.

FISH EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. Ooodc delivered to all parts of the cltj. TELEPHONE 1061. 112 HOTEL TURPIN SAN FRANCISCO 17 Powell it Mirfcet All Maitrt It eon Mtt IKo door. -Fourth mul ira'Mi'ock.

NewhofaUuitmiMd. EuroMnjtai. Rooms without bath 1.00 prfnto Wk F. l.TurpllUlrf W. I ol Roill tut Kumllttm.