Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 3

MS! FROMILLITS Interesting Budget of- Newsj From Our Northern Oorrspondent Willits, June 16, county had threo delegates at the Sauta Crnz Good Roads cnnveDtion, all from here. They wore Supotviaor W. T. Saxon, E. F.

DsCamp and Fred N. Loring. They report it as Laving been a most Huooessful aflnir and all are brim full in the subject of good roada. There is certainly no pait of the state that needs anoh roads more than Mendocino county does, and a movement has already bean started here to try and bring the whole county in line on this subject. For a starter it is suggested that we have one good road from the north of Oloverdale to Laytonville, which would follow the present trail through Ukiah to Willits and from here it would go down outlet creek and up valley creek to Laytonville, A petition is now being circulated asking the supervisors to build the first ten miles portion north of Willits to what is known as the Fisher ranch on Outlet creek.

The land owners will give ths right of way. Eventually tbis road will be extended through to Humboldt. Several parties from the nortwest- eru part of the county have been here during tho past few days and all i 'New Lick HoUoO, south east oor- are ayreod that the road from Slier- ner of Fftb and Mission streuts, oji- wnod to tho Iluuiboldfc line is in the posite U. S. Mint.

Absolutely mod- beat condition it ever wna. Sopor- eru and central to business and visor W. T. SaNon has bad a amusement. Katc-i 50c to SI.

50 per foVL'e of tiJKn and this 1 day. Take or trai to Mission county uver had. lie can be proud of the record he has made. This is commencement week and the high school students and faculty are as busy as bees. Sunday night Rev.

B. B. Conner preached the baccalaureate sermon at Odd Fellows' hall. Thursday night the graduating exercises will be held and they have a splendid program. On Friday night the lower classes will givf the seniors a reception.

The Firemens' benefit dance Friday night was a splendid affair. John Keller and James Heap have organized a boys fife and drum corps will be an auxilary of Willits Company, U. R. K. P.

The boys will be in the parade on the l''ourth. The Fourth of July committee have outlined their program. The exercises will be held at the Northwestern grove in the morning. Hon. A.

G. Burnett, appellate judge, will deliver the oration. In the after noon the two Willits hose companies will compete tor a prize; teams from Northwestern and Muira'a mill will have a tug of war, wild horse riding and other sport will entertain the crowd. As a side issue a prize fight will be pulled off at Wbited hall in the afternoon between Al Sevoy and Caspar Lamphere. An athletic club has been formed here for this purpose and this will be the first of a series.

The Northwestern Redwood Company is installing an ice plant at Northwestern. Henry Keller came up from Ukiah Saturday to spend Sunday with his best girl. When in San Francisco go to the iijiid and they now it in perfi.u.'t I street, get of at Fifth Oct. 18 tf condition. The auto make their regular achedulo timn and a great many aio travpliiig tbis way.

Tom Saxon is certainly as good an all round supervis aa Mendocino Wood For Sale -Stove wood of all kinds for sale by M. P. Jamison, Phone 71. EC ME ITEMS Items (jleamed From the "Beacon" For Our Ooast Readers JVlary Aleixo Almeida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Antone Bettencourt, died here Sunday evening at nine o'clock, of tuberculosis. She had been ailing for some months and gradually grew worse until the dread disease finally took her off. It has seldom fallen to the lot of the Beacon to chronicle a sadder death than that of Bernice Boyle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Boyle, which occured at this place at 4 o'clock Wednesday morning. Joe King, of Usal, made an all night ride to Mendocino Monday to be present at the funeral of Mary A. Almeida. The deceased was a favorite cousin of Mr.

King's and he desires to thank all the frjends who helped to make her last hours comfortable and who assisted at the funeral. Louis Berlin, a cross-cutter employed at Boyle's camp, had a shoulder blade broken Saturday and came to town not aware that any bones were broken. Upon examination Dr. Peirsol found that there was something seriously wrong. Mr.

Berlin was not so badly injured, however, as to prevent his going on the street and greeting his friends. John McDonald, who works on a skidder at Boyle's camp, met with an accident on Friday of last week which almost cost him a leg. Ho slipped on the skidway and a while in motion caught one of Jiis iHtis. The flesh was crushed to a pulp and the blood vessels badly injured. No bones were bvokim but it is has required great wkill to save the leg.

He is at the Mendocino hospital. Instruments Recorded June to mtge; Townsend to Carothers to Crosby et to Sunset Redwood S. to Childs Childs to Bradley to mtgo; Anderson to June to Rich to of sale; Norris of death; of birth; Crangle to deed American Hop and Barley Co to Snow Mt Declaration of homestead; Biancotti certificate of birth; Glenn L. Co to Squires et June to Sunset Redwood Van Dyke, OoUeotor, to Hale Frost et al to Preston Public bond; Dean vs. Cancellation of certificate number 26; Bank of Point Arena to mtge; of birth; Part- out et ux to Bilodeux to mtge; Land and Log Co to Mornoe Johnson, as sheriff, to oertifloate of sale; Swanson to license; Henrdicks et ux to June 1.3—State of Calif, to Gofotb Brayton to Mary Lowrey POINT ARENA ANfl yiCINITY A Resume of South Ooast News Taken From the "Record" June of birth Hickey et ux to Albion Held et al to Morris filed Schaeffer to license Campbell et ux to L.

E. White of birth; Swortflguer to Com. Bank of mtge; U. to patent; Gonsalves to of death; Knowles to Eermose Ranch attachment. Juno L.

Co. to First T. and S. Bank of trnat; Hopper to license; CuiiuDiiisto Murse license Ounnitisham to iRi 'owuu; caiifirmiug Leo of death; of death; Hatch tu mtge; Ed Zimmerman has returned after attending the Grand Lodge, I. O.

at Sacramento, and the Grand Parlor, N. S. G. in Yosemite Valley. He reports a splendid time at both sessions and a wonderful advancement in the two orders.

Prof. Nicholson stepped on a nail Saturday and badly injured his foot. He intended to leave the first cf the week and lead a cow presented to by Stotnetta to Ukiah in real "Clodhopper" style, but the accident prevented that and he started yesterday on horseback. The trustees of the Point Arena union high school met Saturday and discussed the school building proposition. All were heartily in favor of going right to work, feeling that the building was a necessity.

The Young People's Christian Union will met in annual oonventioQ this evening in the Methodist church, A number of good speakers will be present from up the coast and an interesting program rendered. Henry Howe arrived pn Sunday's steamer from Berkeley to visit friends and spend a few days fishing. Henry was kept busy shaking hands with tho many friends who were glad to see him. The outlook on the coast for a good hay crop is enoouragiucf. The latu laius savtiij the faniieid from a shortage, but then it always raiua on the coast to assure a boviiitifiil Assessor's Notice Property Owners All taxpayers are required by the constitution to make and deliver to vlie County Assessoi, annually a statement, under oath, setting forth sijccifically all the real and personal property owned by such itx his posse.ssion, or under his control, AT 12 O'CLOCK MERIDIAN ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH.

Note: The assessment of property tliroughout the -State of California is made during the months of March, May and June, andjthe Jaw requires ihat each individual property holder file a statement with the Assessor or his deputies during those months, MORTGAGES Mortgages, or persons who hold mortgages against others, must annually during the month of March report to the the amount due their mortgages, otherwise proper deduction cannot be made, PERSONAL PROPERTY The assessor must collect the taxes on all personal ipropetty, when in his opinion, said taxes not a lien upon property sufficient to secure the payment of the taxes. The Assessor or his deputv must collect sticii at the time of making the assessment. STATE POLL AND ROAD POLL TAX Are on doinaiid from all per- yield. The miui cold winds iLtxveen the last week or two had a bad otfecl, on lirst r.w'.:iy in the first vegetation, but the barns tiio is $2 it'ijiit; paid first I day in jiiiy, is and the amount becunics each. will be filled as usual, Born in iowa Beach el al to mtge.

Notice to Creditors of George D. Frees, I Oiir family were born and I All pcis.jns owning real estate jed Iowa, and iiave all usedCluim-j ihat has hL -rcroiorc been assessed to When your suit gets to be a DETRIMENT to it begins to HURT rather than to HELP your has not only lost its usefulness, but has entered upon a career of mischief. And if you don't realize how much mischief a "wrong" suit of clothes can you're apt to wait until some good business deal or chance is "queered" for you, all on the account of a matter of "looks." Don't take any more hurry around here and get a new outfit while these cut prices are in force. Iberl.iin's Colic, Clioler Diar tlie wrcMig name, or those who have Estate of George D. Frees, de-; rhoca Remedy.

innHc at; Dcs'vl oines pui cha real estate within the ceased. for years. We know Imw good it i past year, are requested to appear Notice is hereby given by the un- i is jVom long experience the use of with their deeds the assessor's dersigned administrator of the estate In when in El Paso. Tex office or to the deputies, during the of said deceased, to the creditors of, ii i i -i wriurs lile was saved bv the months of areli, A prd or a and and all persons having claims ngainst i the said deceased, to exhibit them i the proper changes made, with the necessary voucher within lour months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at hia residence in Ukiarj, now engagefl in the njercantilf hnsi- uess at Narcoossee, introduced the here. It has very succe -sfii! a is eon California the same being the place for the transaction of I he business of said estate in the coniJty of Mendocino, State of Califoruin.

Dated June 17, 1908. JOHN Administrator of tho estate of George D. Frees, deceased. W. G.

Poage, attorney for administrator, growing BROS This reni-j J. K. Mathews. in liXXis I Assessor calls, ilv is for sale bv Will those fruit trees or vit.cs kindly enuniv'iate the same, i number and of each kind, I so as to time tile Deputy a Stemach Troubles treatciJ ankle will sable tue injured person for a month or more, but liy appiy- 1 ing Liniriient and ob- 1 serving the directions with each Any desired information relative i to will be furnished i upon appliefstion at the County scssor's office, Court House, Ukiah. A.

TMOVIAS, Countv $6.50 6.00 5.00 4.00 3-50 3.00 2.50 Reduced to 11 11 5.00 4-75 4-25 3-9" 3-40 2.25 $5,00 Reduced 3.00 2.50 2,00 1-75 1,50 to it VESTS FOK SALE AT A fine ranch of about SOO acres, a part bottle faithfully, a cure may be efT-j of is- best quality of bottom leetediu many eases in less thau one i 1. Well located and good im- Many remarkable cures stomach liniment is a most rirovements, per acre, v.jubles have been effected by Cham- I cm a a blc prc pafa 110 H. Try it for; J.M.Owen, a sprain or muscular rheumatism, and you are certain to be delighted' For team of work with the prompt relief which it af- 1 300'pounds. Apply fords. For sale by J.

R. Mathews. to Seth Williams, Ukiah, Cal. it $4-25 3-90 340 2.90 2.45 1-95 1.60 i 1.20 1 $5.00 4.00 3-50 3.00 2.50 2,00 1-75 1-5" Reduced 11 to K.25 340 2,90 245 1.90 1.60 145 1.20 $5.00 4,00 3-5" 3,00 2.5o Reduced to II $440 345 2,90 2.60 1-95 $30 00 27.50 26,00 22.50 20,00 18.50 16.50 15.00 13-50 12.50 10.00 Reduced to $22,50 21,00 20,00 18.50 16.00 15.00 13-5'' 12.00 10.50 9-75 7-75 II II II 11 II II II 11 II (I troubles have been effected by Obam- berlaiu's Stomach and Liver Tablets, One man who had spent over two thousand dollars for medicine and treatment was cured by a few boxes of these tablets. Price, 25 cents.

Samples free at J. R. Mathews' drug store. FAT FOLKS Your Weight, Double Chin, Bust, Abdomen, Patty Heart and Hips Reduced. I have lost f'8 pounds, 6 inches bust, 1 inches waist and 11 inches in hips in six months by a simple course of treatment that is guaranteed to bo perfectly harmless.

No exercise, no starving, no wrinkles, no detention from business. Hundreds of ladies in this city and vicinity are taking this treatment and getting flrst-elass results. A booklet free, correspondence strictly confidential. Write todav. Mr.

D. Fulwider, 5-10 Second Ave, San Francisco, Cal, The Best lOc Cigar In' Town is Smoke No Other and Patronize Home Industry Ukiah, Cal. Have you timber on yonr farm'? not clear it off and put out pajniig crops? Grapes do best on timber laud. But make the timber pay also, as it will if you use Commiskey's Stove Wood Machine. It is a money maker for the user, 15 to 20 per ciiiy split and loaded in wagou, any desired from 8 to 24 inches.

Will cut and split all kinds of hard wood, knots also. Machine can be seen in operatiou at Coiii- miskey station, uear Cloverdale, on N. P. R. R.

For particulars and price address James A. Cummiskey Patantee and Manufacturer, Cloverdale, California,.