Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 8

Tuesday April 3, 1906. SAUTA CRUZ SENTINEL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE THE People's Forum MA In In this department expressions of opinion on all public questions are invited, and all will be published when couched 1 proper language. The "Sentinel," however, will not he responsible for any of the opinions expressed by its -JO 1 lid deported dully tbe 'Sentinel by Maktuney Uuke, Seartnera ol Hecordi and Conveyances, No. 22-24 Cooper 8t. of Ella A.

Whinery, deceased, by decree, to George Whinery Lot 50x202 feet on east side of Cayuga Santa Cruz, adjoining Spalslbury. J. Wilson to William Walker "Lagoon Spring," in Sec. 5, T. 10 R.

2 also right of way for a pipe line, $5. A. JHhn Co. to J. N.

iRodriguez Lot 5, block 4, Military Esplanade, Santa Cruz, value received. Mortgages. Mortgages for $139, and filed. MisceUaneous. iNotice of completion of work D3.isie W.

Austin to S. E. Bishop Dwelling-house at Brookdale. Two notices of appropriation of water by A. M.

Henry, affecting waters of creek, near Ben LOB GATOS COFFEE CLUB A SUCCESS. MM IThe success of the Los Gatos Coffee Club has been phenomenal; Organized but a year ago, it has already outgrown its present quarters, and really needs larger rooms more reading room space, more rest room space, more dining room space, more kitchen space. The annual meeting held Thursday evening, shows there is no lack of in the enterprise or enthusiasm for its success. The reports show that the club has nearly $300 worth of furniture and fixtures, and almost $300 in the bank, besides paying all expenses. It is sincerely hoped bhat the club will be able to get larger and more convenient quarters within the coming year.

Los Gatos Mail. Acorn Brand THEY WANT A CHANGE. Ed. -That is what many voters are saying just now. The City Council, City Clerk and Mayor have held their places long enough.

We want change. They can give no good business reason for desiring a change. Tiiiey must, and most of them do, acknowledge -that our city is prospering and growing beyond all expectations. Our City Council, iMiyor and Clerk are harmonious and all pulling together for the best interests of our beautiful city. What do you want a change for, voters? Our public schools are conducted, by a corps of good, competent teachers -and were never more harmonious and prosperous than now.

The school bonds are nearly all paid, and 'the future looks tri'ght, both for the schools and for tihe entire city and surrounding country. What do you want a change for? You conld not improve on our present condition, and future prospects. I care not whom you elect. Would you elect an inharmonious, quarreling lot of officers who would disagree among themselves as to what should) be done, with the result -that nothing would or could be done for our prosperity for the next two years? Do you want to take all these chances when we have a sure thing by electing every one of tihe existing city officers, who have served us so faithfully in the past? We are now on the top of the wave of prosperity and smoothly gliding along with it. Would you, by your votes, help to dash it against the rocka of fanaticism and bigotry? Would you swap horses in the middle of a Tiver? I emphatically, No! They have carried' us safely, and we will stay with them until we reach dry and solid land on the other side, il have nothing to say against any of the opposing candidates.

I am acquainted with all of them, except one. They 'are all friendly to me, and I know I am a friend to them. They are all, so far as I know, good, honest men, but I do not want any of hem as city officers at present, Hbe-auso if or reasons above gjven, I value the city's prosperity more than I do their personal aggrandizement. (We want no change. JOHN MORROW.

OUARANTCEO ClOTHINQ Writing Paper and Envelopes, Typewriting Paper In many grade at the omc. BEALE In Santa Cruz, April 1st, to the n-tfa Wm II Hpm1. a son. STOWE In Soquel, March 31st, to the wife or James stowe, a n-io. sou.

MARRIED. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ARGAlN HOWAHD BIEHIXI In Santa Cruz, April 1st, by Justice unarics uragnui, juck r. Howard and Rosa Bierlnl, both of Santa DJED. I IM Men's Fine Blue Serge Single and Double Breasted A Wo McNDIL In Santia Cruz, April 1st, James McNeil, a native of Scotland, mged 69 years. (New York and Pittsburg papers please copy.) Funeral services will be held from the late residence of deceased, Rutherglen terrace, at 10 A.

M. on Wednesday. Friends and (acquaintances are invited to attend. The body will be taken to Cypress Lawn Cemetery for interment, on the 12 train. 2 PARKER At Apnews TTospltnl, Mrs.

Ella E. Pnrkor, mother of Wm. C. Parker, a nntlre of Rochester. N.

Y. (Notice of funeral hereafter.) ultsl BUSINESS OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Will be Sold at NEW TODAY SIO.OO LOST, BLACK COCKER SPANIEL answering to name -of iBum. Finder please return to 127 'Pacific Av. and receive reward. ap3-lw Regular Price $16.50 FOR RENT.

A FIRST-CLASS ORGAN. Call at 49 Poplar East Santa CruB. ap3-lw WANTED, PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT by wide awake, Intelligent man. Temperate nnd steady. References.

Box this office. mh3-lw Monday April 2, 190G, Before Judec L. F. Smith Estate of Arthur Atteridge, deceased 'Petition for order of sale of Teal estate, and order to show cause vacated and leave granted to file new petition. Central Trust Co.

vs. Watsonvilie Transportation Co. et al. (Demurrer oSverruled, 15 days to answer, Noel vs. Noel Continued to April 9th to abide decision of Supreme Court.

Papers Filed. Julia Smith vs. Isaiah Hartman et al. Notice of motion for a. new trial.

Amended articles of incorporation of Ocean Shore Railway Co. filed. Edward R. Tindll vs. Manuel Silva Rocha et al.

'Complaint." H. A. Peckham vs. William Morton Answer. Chas.

Ford Co. vs. S. Rlanda Notice' of overruling demurrer. Peter Mich Vs.

Millie D. Jarvis Order extending time. Rebecca Liming vs. Chas. and Thos.

Silva rer Complaint for partition of real property. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, AT LE BON Ton Mnilnery, apprentices. ap3-tf BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS AT $7.50 Sizes from 14 to 20 of the same quality as the Men's Single or Double Breasted Regular price 2.50 We Carry a large Stock of MEN'S, LADIES AND CHILDREN S' SHOES Every Pair Guaranteed NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THIS IS TO NOTIFY T1IE PEOPL" giving credit to Mrs. Bessie Hawley of Capltola, that her mother, M.

E. Newhall, will not be responsible for any debts said Bessie Hawley may contract In this or any other county. np32w MRS. M. E.

NEWHALL. FOR SALE Oil RENT. VJL. -JL- JiUif Bem th Kind You Haw Always BmrcW FOR SALE OR RENT, COMMENCING nt the Branclforte Bridge, Ocean east side, running northerly to land occupied by Widow Callahan; thence easterly along her land to land of T. Thompson, florist; thence along the land of Fred Perez and wife to the center of the Branclfprte Creek to place of beginning, ID acres more or less.

This' land was Bottled upon by Jose Antonio llohles, In He occupied it until 1853, leaving 5 children, 2 sons and three daughters. I bought the. land In IWio. The deeds are recorded In the Hall of Records of Santa Cruz. Vol.

4., pages 711, 712, 713, known as the land of Jose Antonio Robles. 1Mb for sule on 'Ocean, Hubbard, Santa Cruz, Water and Market 5, 0 and 8 acres each. Sold on terms to suit pur i3 iY I 3 nrwrlho frtr fie fSntmAV TIDE TABLE FOR APRIL. TdrnlBhH for the. "Sentinel" by Springer, Watcnnvker and Optician Pacific Santa Cruz.

Cal. friend I P. 6.00 14.0 6.53 4.9 7.33 15.2 A. M. II 2.2115.3 110.1011.3 1 3.

2 111.10 1.1 3 4.5515.2 1 I WIIItlH WIHt it 't a. chasers'. DAVID POST. np3-lKn ANNOUNCEMENT O. M.

HARRINGTOlW Oood Government League candidate for Councilman 3rd Ward M. Iio in I12 IH I 8 I 8 WIHt M. ABRAMS, Proprietor Corner Pacific Ave. and Lincoln St. .02 3.4 .20 3.4 .07 .0 WIHt .07 5.5 .40 15.8 .13 0.0 .43 16.2 .18 6.3 0.27'3.4 B.ll 15.3 7.14 1.1.5 R.13 15.8 1.02 10.0 1.52 10.7 2.42 0.7 3.30 10.0 4.12 11.1 1.213.0 2.1712.4 2.W1.8 0.05 fi.O 10 9.5S 15.1 3.52:1.3 Election April 0th.

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