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APRIL' 2, 1912. TUESDAY EVENING. OAfTLAND TRIBUNE LEGAL NOTICES 0i) 1 Kolice to Taxpayers THBEATEHED SPUD ill AVERTED mm mportant notice to STILL AT CAPITAL wag directed to procure transportation to Old Orchard," Maine, for Henry Jruror, an indigent, by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns 5. COUNTY INFIRMARY EMPLOYES. The following resolution was Introduced: Resolved, That the following changes of help at the County Infirmary as niauc by Dr.

C. A. Wills be and they are. hereby ratified by this Board. H.

Hallalian, gardener, from March 16, 1912, in place of W. Finnkane at $5.00 per month. Oh motion of Supervisor Bridge, sec tit Office of the Assessor of Alameda County? voters oi Kepration Every wdtnan's heart respondf to ie cbarm and sweetness of a baby's (Ice, because nature intended her (or, totherhood. But even the loving Iture, of a mother shrinks from the Nominal Charge of Freight and Forty Carloads of Potatoes Arrive in Los Angeles; Price Goes Down. Packing as Yet Remains Unpaid.

Office of John P. Cook, County Clerk; Oakland, Alameda County, California. LOS ANGELES, April I. threatened potato famine was averted hero by WASHINGTON. April 2.

Some relics 'of the Maine remain at the -the arrival yesterday of 14,061 sacks, ap Oakland. Mir-h 11. 1911. All persons, firms companies, corporations 'and associations are requrred to deliver at the Assessor's office, at the Court House, City of Oakland, County of Alameda, on or before' April 1, 1912. a statement under oath of all the property, both real and personal, owned or claimed by him.

her or or In their possession or hell In trust for others, at 12 o'clock meridian on he First Monday of March, 1912 In accordance with Section 3629, Political Code. Every person wbo refuses or netrlects'to furnish the statement as; provided for In gectlon 1629, Political Code, becomes IlaMe to a fine of one hundred dollars and the value fixed by the Assessor on their property must not be reduced by the Board of Equalisation. All persons owing real estate that has been assessed In the wrong name or errors have appeared on-their tax bills, are requested to call at the Assessor's office Washington navy- yard-: subject -to proximately car loads, and the high prices attained last week were expected anre "IvPn na cf th. Prov8ions of gectlon frrn Pt' tlca Cdo of the State of Call- Voters of Alameda CountyJ hi for "-registration in order HTl he Vt0 at Prlmary election to 1 uj mwereo touay as a result. The big consienment- of tuhern came general electon t(, ned 6tl, from Idaho and Oregon growers who had read of the threatened famine.

A record price of $3.25 a hundred pounds was quoted by commission houses last week raeai 01 nunering ana danger, worn-a who use Mother's Friend are saved luch discomfort and their systems re 111 a healthy condition to meet thej kne with the least possible danger, other's Friend Is recommended only the relief and comfort of ex'pect-nt mothers, and Its many years of access, and thp thousands of endorse-lents received from women when ve used It are a guarantee of the eneflt to be derived from Its use. other's Friend allays nausea, pre-, ents caking of I8 5 IMfsers totherbood. Mother's Friend is sold drug stores. Write for our free ook. tor expectant mothers.

RADFIELD REGULATOR Atlanta, C. A uvemter. 1912. and -there, had been- no reduction since. VANIMAN READY TO onded by Supervisor Murphy, the resolution was adopted by the following vote: AyesSupervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns a.

-TRANSFER OF FUNDS PIEDMONT TO SALARY. The following -rsolutioa was introduced: Resolved, "That the sum, of $3.25 be and the same is hereby ordered transferred from the Piedmont town tax. fund to the salary and the "clerk of tnis Board is hereby direited to notify the auditor and treasurer to make proper entries of said transfers pf said funds in accordance with this resolution lp their books, above being 1 per cent commission on $825.73 taxes collected Jas. B. Barber, county totx collector.

On motion of Supervisor Foss, seconded by Supervisor Murphy, the resolution was adopted by the following YOte: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and-tnatrman, Mullins-r-5. TRANSFER OF FUNDS PIEDMONT CITY BOND TO SALARY. The following resolution wa Introduced: Resolved, that the sum of $2.81 be ana the same Is hereby ordered transferred from the Piedmont city bond fund to Ki.erk Board is hereby directed to notify the auditor and treasurer to make proper en and ordered filed: C. B. Overaoker, -foreman Nlles road district, report for February.

1912. Heury. Gangberger, foreman Mt. Eden road district, report for February, 1912. Dr.

O. A. Wilis, superintendent county Infirmary, report for February, 1912, Frank Barnet, Sheriff, prisoners In county Jail, March. 112. AFFIDAVITS' OF PUBLICATION.

Th following affldavitr of publication Were received and ordered filed: Township Newark Register, liquor application of M. S. sSinms, Centervlllo. Township Newark Register, liquor application of Frank N. Orpin, Nlles.

Township Newark Register, notice to non-consenting land ewners, Decoto. REQUISITIONS. Requisitions were received and acted upon us follows: Wm. Superior Judge; plumbing. Granted.

Wm. S. Wells Superior Judge. law books, etc. Granted and referred to purchasing agent.

Everett J. Brown, vacuum brush for law library. Granted and referred to purchasing agent A. Hanlori, Head Janitor, repairing toilets. Granted and referred to building committee E.

Horton, tender Webster street bridge, supplies. Granted and referred to bridge committee. G. W. Bacon, Recorder, repairs.

Granted and referred to building committee. J. M. Page, Superintendent Detention Home, window glass. Granted and referred to building committee.

Infirmary Commltteersupplles. Granted. S. W. Piatt, Steward Receiving hospital, supplies.

Granted. J. M. Page, Superintendent Detention -Granted. C.

K. Clark, Jailer, supplies. Granted. Er F. Garrison, Auditor, stationery.

Granted. Frank Barnet, Sheriff, auto supplies. Granted. G. W.

Bacon, Recorder, three requisitions for stationery, etc. Granted. C. F. Homer, stationery, etc Granted.

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES. Th following applications for liquor Ueeu.tyetft, received JdSvph Bail, Fernbrook Park, Niles Canyon, J. J. O'Keefe. Irvington.

J. D. Silva Newark. S. Hansen, Alvarado.

F. 0. Millhouse, Decoto. The applications were referred to the judiciary, printing and licens committee, hearing on them being set for Monday, March 15, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. re assisiance me unty Clerk In the registration of voters, L' important that voters should apply once, in order to Oedlte the work.

iavUo? besan on the first or jannnfv FLY ACROSS ATLANTIC ATLANTIC CITf, N. April 2. Melvln Vanlman haa secretly filled Ms or notify the Assessor by mall on or be fore April 1, 1912. so that the proper cor win ob in progress Rl iri-iiuus may oe maoa on mo assessment umn August 3d, 1912, fnr the roil for' the vear 1912. u.uj-e or ens hi no' airship Akron with the finest quallty'of hydrogen and la prepared for a trial ocean flight this week.

He may start any ASSESSMENT blanks maybe obtained further application and distribution, probab'y as a result of the nominal charge made for freight and packing. Under the terms of the act the relics can be given only to municipalities, military and naval organizations ami persons who were on the Maine or their surviving relatives. It appears, that too narrow a meaning has been given to the last class, which has been commonly understood to include any persons who were on the Maine at the time of the explosion. The board charged with the distribution of the relics has decided that any officer or enlisted man who has served on the old Maine any time is eligible to apply forand receive any of the available relics, SWOPE HEIRS TO GET' MILLI0NSFR0M COURT KANSAS Cltr, April 2. Elmer Swope of Martlnsbnrg W.

yesterday withdrew his claim to the estate of, Thomas II. Swope, amounting to two millions, and admitted that ha was not the son of the millionaire philanthropist. Judgment was entered in the ciroult court in favor of-the heirs designated Dy Colonel fiwope'a will. the Assessor's office, room one, Cdurt House, or from any Deputy Assessor. "ect'oP.

after.whleh reglstra- aln anI continue until October 6th. 1912, for the purpose of t0 Qualify -for the general: election to be' held November 6th, 1912. The C. F. HORNER, Assessor.

I IDrtDCD IO lII I cn IIM morning. Since on November 4 last landed helpless In the marshes of Grassy bay he has reconstructed the Agron. The gasbag now contains 400,000 cubic feet of gas, with a lifting power of 2J.000 pounds, an Increase of 100 per cent. A horizontal flat fin with sixty square yards of surface has been added to the steering equipment to keep the nrrttn from nftrhlriff oi voters is especially directed to the recent decision of the gu-preme court, in which It Is held that all ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF SALE BEAU. ESTATE i in be signing of any cer -SHOULD NOT BE MADE.

In the Superior Court oi' the State of California in and for the County of Ala- unuuntn io riii-U ui FALL DOWN LIGHT WELL SACRAMENTO, April t. Falling down the lig-ht well of the Ochsrter building from the fifth to the second story, I lumping, ft laborer, met almost Instant death. His back was broken and his skult, crushed. Whether the fall was accidental or a deliberate attempt at self-destruction may never be known. The man walked to the fifth floor short -ly after I o'clock yesterday, and a few minutes later -the crash of his body at the bottom of the light was heard.

The unconscious man was taken to the City Receiving Hospital, "where he died Without regaining consciousness. nomination in behalf or any cindldatts for publlo office to be voted ror at the primary election, to be held September 3d; 1912. iAnentriSn further directed to the fo-tv, 11 of the Political Code of tratior? Callfornla reimlag to regU- Section 1097. No person'g name mugt be entered by th Oerk unless: Impositions revealed a romance of (OFFICIAL. 'J BOARD OF SUPERVISORS REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARp OF SUPERVISORS, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1912.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Board met at 10 o'clock a. m. On the call of the roll the following were present: Supervisors Bridge, Kosg, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulling 5. On motion of Supervisor Bridge, seconded by Supervisor -Murphy, the -reading of the minutes of the last meeting wu Colonel Swopo's early life In that he courted ft St. Louis girl in 1861, that he was jilted by her and became a bachelor for life.

tries of said transfers or saia iunus accordance, with this resolution in their books, above being 1 per cent commission oh $281.23 taxes collected by James B. Barber, tax collector. On motion of Supervisor ifoss, seconded, by Supervisor Murphy, the resolution was adopted by the following vote: Ayes--Superv'isors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns 5. CANCELLATION OF SALES -RENE DE TOCQUEVILLE. A written request was received from the tax collector for cancellation of erroneous certificates of sale Nos.

17,458 to 17,467 inc. and 17,470, 17,471, 17,473 to 17,480 Inc. on property of Rene Toc-quevllle. On motion of Supervisor Foss, seconded by Supervisor "Murphy, said certificates of sale were ordered cancelled by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and -Chairman CANCELLATION OF SALES HENRIETTA LE ROY TOCQUEVILLE. A -written recommendation was received from the tax collector for cancellation of the nroductlon and filing ot t.

rH copy of the Judgment of the Superior Court directing such entry be made. 2- If a naturallied citlien, upon the pro-S. Sn of hle certificate of naturalliation. which certificate must be issued ninetv days prior to the succeeding election, or upon his affidavit that it is Tost or out of his possession, which affidavit must state the place of his nativity, and the time and ace of his naturalization, together with his afndavit that he has resided in the tnited States for five years, and In this State for one year next preceding the uiena, uepartment NO. 4.

In the matter of estate and guardianship of Ara Otis, incompetent. No. 14571. Order to show cause why order of sale real estate should not be made. It appearing to this Court from the verified peMtnn this day presented and filed by Edwin M.

Otis, as guardian of the person and estate of Ara Otis, Incompetent, praying, for ah" order of sale, of certain real estate described in said petition and belonging to. his said that It would be beneficial to said ward that such real estate should be sold: It Is hereby ordered that the next of kin of said wartj and all persons interested in the estate, appear before this Court on Thursday, the eleventh day of April, 1912, at ten o'clock A. at the Court Room of Department No. 4 of this Ccurt. at the Court.

House: to the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, then and there to show cause why an order should not be grantedtfor the sale of such estate. And it is further ordered that a copy4of this order he published at least onr a week for three successU-e weeks. befnTe the said day of hearing in the "Oakland Tribune," a newspaper printed and published Ifi said County of Alameda, Dated, March ll, 1912. F. Tt.

OOP EN Judge of the Superior Court. (Endorsed. Filed Mar. 11, 1912. JOHN P.

County Clerk. By W. W. CRANE, Deputy Clerk. FRANK OTJS, 1203 Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco, for.

Petitioner. ft-35 fo dH'dt time or application, and that he would be an elector of the ronntv or cltv ami quisite notice to be published as follows: Ball Pleasanton Times. O'Keefe Twp. Newark Register. Sllv.a Register Hansen Twp.

Newark Register. MlUhousef-Twp. Register, REPORT OF JUDICIARY, PRINTINQ AND LICENSE COMMITTEE. The Judiciary, printing and license committee reported favorably on the following liquor applications, thert being no protest; Frank N. Orpla, Nlles.

M. S. Slmas, C'entervilla. Thereupon, on motion of Supervisor erroneous certificates of sale Nos. 17,458 county at the next succeeding election; provided, however, if such naturalized citizen shall have been previously registered as a qua.

fled elector in any of the counties pr cities and counties of this and shall produce a certificate of such, registration, issued by the party author- Ized bylaw to Issue such certificate, which Shall recite, the rime unit hlnee of nat to 17,467 inc. and 17,4. to xi.iw inc. oh property of Henrietta Le Roy Tocqueville. On motion of Supervisor Foss, seconded by Supervisor Murphy, said certificates of sale were ordered cancelled by the following vote: Aves Suoervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, in the i 1 uralization of such elector, such certificate shall be prima faclj evidence of his naturalization.

In the eventhat such nat- umlized citizen shall state In his affidavit that he was naturalized in the county of city and county in which he seeks to register, or in the event that he wag -previously registered within the preceding; eight years within' the county or city and! county In which he seeks to register, and his certiflcata of naturalisation hag not been rlevoked, he shall not be required to ft.1. i act NOTICE OF TIM SET FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda. State "of California. In the matter of the estate of John Ellis, also described as John H.

EUIs, deceased. Notice of time pet for rrovlng will, and application for letters of administration with will' annexed. Notice is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Jhn Ellis, also descitbed as John H. Ellis, deceased, and for the Issuance to Albert Schmidt waived and they were approved as entered In the minute book, without alteration, by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge. Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllne 5.

ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS. On motion of Supervisor Bridge, seconded by Supervisor Murphy, the follow-, ing claims, as approved and presented by the Auditing and Finance Committee, were ordered paid to the respecUve claimants In the sums and out of the funds designated, by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman M-ullins 6 COUNTY GENERAL; FUND. Charities of Oatkland, J1C5-22; G. W. Bacon, Frank Bftrnet, 432.7o; Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, 163 G.

H. Brown, J. H. Bruns, $3. (SO; H.

H. Buteau, $5.00, $5.00, (5.00; Bank of Hayward, assignee of Q. E. Reynolds, J15.00 Catholio Ladies' Aid Society, Charity Organization Society of Berkeley, $16.75, $19.50, C. E.

Curdts, $15.00, H. D. Cushing Central National Bank, assignee of G. fi- Reinle, same, assignee of K. Kltehenur, same, assignee of Oakland Taxicab H.

Deiti, J. B. TJIdler, Margaret Dowd, E. N. Ewer, David Freldman, First National Bank of Livermore, assignee of J.

C. $5.00, First National Bank of Oakland, First National Bank of San Leandro, assignee of G. S. Coleman, same, assignee of R. Morgan, Golden Gate Orphanage, Guernsey Farm, Hall-White Warehouse Wm.

Hammond, Hartford Boiler Inspection eo Robert H. $155345; W. H. Irwin, Jordan Printing 25c, $8.50, I $2.00, Kahn Koch Sales Harry A. Koheler, A.

Leroux, Harold A. Lelse, J. B. "LanktreB," assignee" of Barber, same, assignee of J. H.

Callan, same, assignee of E. A. Majors, $5.00, $15.00, same, assignee of C. A. Dukes, same, -assignee of 8.

H. Jee, game, assignee of A. Serkovich, same, assignee of J. F. Kergan, same, assignee of J.

H. Callen, same, assignee of J. A. Riley, same, assignee of E. North-xottr jo.OO; same, assignee of F.

-Flgone, same, assignee of L. H. Bradley, same, assignee of J. 1L Todd, same, assignee of E. A.

Majors, $5.00, same, assignee of J. C. S. Akerly, same, assignee of E. A.

Majors, Murphy and Chairman Mullins 5. ADDITIONAL ELECTION BOOTHS FOR SAN LEANDRO. A written request was received, from M. Geisenhofer, marshal of San, for six additional election booth's an election to be held in San Leandro. On motion of Supervisor lirldge, seconded by Supervisor Foss, said request wa granted by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss.

Kelley, Murphy and Chairman JIullins 5r SHEEP CARCASSES IN HELLIS CAN--r YON CREEK. A written report was received from Dr. F. W. Browning, special health officer of 'Eden Township, stating that Mr.

Nedde had been throwing- carcasses of dead sheep in the, Hellis Canyon creek, but, after warning had discontinued the practice and remedied the pollution of said creek by removing sld carcasses and burying them. Said report wag ordered HAYWARD PAPERS TO PUBLISH TAX NOTICES, ONCE A WEEK. A written reouest was received from ins t-BI lit ale VI iittiui aii.nuvii, nor to make such affidavit of lost cr- tlflcate In lieu thereof, provided, however, that in any county or city and county where the affidavits of registration have' been destroyed by Are or conflagration, or otherpubllc calamity, the above eta'ted provision as to prevlous- registralion Within th? preceding eight years shall.lti such county or city and applvpniy for such number of years past as -there shall exist a record of previous reeielratlon, and not to exceed in any event said eight years. 8. If born In a foreign country, upon his affidavit that he became a citizen of the T'ntted States liy virtue of the naturaliza of letters of administration with the will annexed, has been filed In this Court, and that Fridav.

the 12th day of April, A. D. at'-10 o'clock A. M. of said day, for four hundred dollars Select Yours NOW While the Prices Are the Lowest on Record at the Court Room of Department No.

4. of said Court, at the Court House in the City of Oakland, in the' county of Alameda, has" been set for the henring of said petition. wTjeiTTiTid where any person Interested mav nppear and contest tion of his father while. ne was resming In the United Ststeg and under the age of twenty-one years, and that he Is tr would be an j-leetor of the county at the hert ehsul-ig 4. in an otner upon me atrmavu of the party that he Is or will be an elector of at the next elec have why sajd petition should not granted.

March 30, 1912. JOHN P. COOK, Clerk. By W. W.

CRANK, Deputy J. McPONALD. Attorney for Petitioner, 605 Oaklnnd. Bank of Savings Oakland, Cal. tion' Such sni'iavit must ne.

mane ueiorn thef county clerk or officer charged with the registration of voters, or their deputy. If snv elector Is absent from the county In which he claims residence, ho may appear before any judge or clerfc of any court of reco-d. or notary public, o- I Ic a foreign country, before any consul, or vice-consul of the United 'St rpst end make and subscribe an affidavit as to his residence, specifying in what ward or precinct he claims resioencc; -mm no win J5.00; same, assignee or C. Abt, $3.60 be necesarlly and unavoicamy aosoni he Hayward Journal and Hayward Re-v4etw- tot permission to the sor's tax notices -and the clerk's notice to voters to' only once a week for the price fixed. On motion of Supervisor Bridge, seconded by Supervisor Foss, the request was' granted, by tjie following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns 5.

ACCEPTANCES QF RATES FOR PUBLICATION. BY NEWSPAPERS. Written acceptances of the rates fixed for the publication of the assessor's tax notice and the clerk's notice to voters to register were received from the following newspapers; Hayward Journal, O'Aratrto Oakland Journal, Livermore Echo, The Eagle Press. Same were ordered filed. APPLICATION AS BRIDGE TENDER.

An application was received from Hairy bridgetender; fnihirseti by Dr. H. D. Mehrmann anc? 23 others. Same was referred to the committee of the whole.

ADJOURNMENT. No further business appearing, the Board adjourned until Monday, April 1, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m. JOHNfttaolcmfwypet JOHN F. MULLINS, Attest: Chairman.

JOHN P. COOK, Clerk. By H. M. WTLSON.Pepirty, same, assignee of F.

Bettmanv M. Etter, same, assignee of D. same, assignee of G. saina, assignpo of M. son'ie, aselgnee of E.

same, Ixinegrove, M. Iifvy, Rue, from said county, or all the davs allowed by law for general rcg-lltratlon of electors, and setting forth In tuch affidavit each and all the matters required by section one thousand and ninety-six of Ue Political Code of tha. Ptate of California, and forward such affidavit, duly authenticated as above, by assignee of J. Salton J.S.bO;; same, same. NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING WILL, ETC.

In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of tho estate of Jeremiah Molony, deceased. Notice of time set for proving will, Notice is hereby given, that a etltlnn for the probate of the, -will of Jeremiah Molonv, deceased, and' for the Issunnce to Edward J. MoIony.And William P. Slat-terv of letters testamentary thereon has been' filed In this andtJmt.

Men-day, the 8th day of April, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of Department No.

4, of-said Court, at the. Court House In the City of Oakland, in said County of Alameda, has been set for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and where any person Interested may appear and contest the some. Dated: March 23d, 1912. JOHN P. COOK, "Clerk.

By W. E. ADAMS, Deputy Clerk. JOHN W. STETSON, Attorney," Oaklarfd Bank of Pavings.

slgnee of J. C. S. Akerly Murphy, seconded by Supervisor Bridge, appropriate resolutions were Introduced and adopted granting to said 'Orpin and said Slmas permits to obtain Jlceimea for the sale of liquor for one year, by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kslley, Murphy and. Chairman Mulllns 6.

ACCEPTANCE OF ALTAMONT ROAD WORK, A written report was received from tha county surveyor stating that P. H. Hoare had completed his contract with Alameda county for the macadamltlng of 14-foot strips on portions of County Roads Nos. 818 and 1410, Altamont road district. On motion of Supervisor Murphy, seconded by Supervisor Bridge, said work was accepted, by the following vote: Ayes-Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns 6.

ACCEPTANCE OF WATER PLANT FOR ALTAMONT ROADS. A written communication, was received from the county surveyor stating that Peter Oxsen -Co. had completed their contract with. Alameda county for the construction of a water plant on County Roads Nos. 818 and 1410.

On motion of Supervisor Murphy, seconded by Supervisor- aaltt waa accepted-by, the following vote: Ayes-rSupervisors Briuge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy Chairman Mulllns 6. ABANDONMENT OF STREET AT DECOTO. In the matter of the petition of M. J. Pimentel et al for the abandonment of portions of- certain streets In Decoto, a resolution was Introduced and adopted granting said abandonment, there having been no protest to -eaid proposed abandonment: PETITION FOR PERMANENT ROAD IN NILESCANYON.

A petition signed by J. O. McKown and 62 others was received asking that a permanent road be constructed in Nlles Canyon from Nlles to Sunol. On motion of Supervisor Murphy, seconded Supervisor Foss, 'tlie-eount- iurveynr wag to prepare an estimate of the cost of said road, by following vote: -1 Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns 6. SPUR TRACK AT DECOTO- The following resolution was introduced: Whereas, Messrs, Wlllett Burr have aajted permission to lay ft spur track across Kailruad avenue, a publlo highway, from the lino of the Southern Pafifio railroad Into the property between Railroad avenue, Western Pacific railroad tracks, street and DT street In town of Decoto, Alameda county, California, now, therefore, be It Resolved, u.t permission be and It Is hereby granted to Messrs.

Wlllett Burr, their successors and assigns, to lay a spur track across Railroad avenue in the town of Decoto, from the line of the Sou-thern Pacific railroad into the prop-ert-y botw otw Itei-lfoad-aveBae, Western, Pacific railroad tracks, street and street, In said town of Decoto, Alameda CaJHoruia; provided, however, that said track shall be level with the surface of the highwayand the highway restored to its present usefulness. On motUinofSiipervlsor Murphy, seconded by Supervisor Foss, the resolution was adopted by the, following vote: Ayes Supervisors--Bridger Eons, Murphy and Chairman Mulllns 6. EXTRA WORK ON DUBLIN CANYON BRIDGE. On motion, of Supervisor Bridge," seconded by Supervisor Kelley, the county surveyor was authorized to have extra work done on the first bridge on the Dublin Canyon road at unit prices, by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphy and X'hairman Mulllns 6. TIDAL CANAL BRIDGES.

Mayor V. H. Noy and Councilman F. L. Krumb of Alameda addressed the Bourd urging the acceptance of the three tklal canal bridges.

matter was referred -to the county surveyor for a report. TO SELL ADDING MACHINE. On motion of Supervisor Kelley, seo-onded by Supervisor Foss, the chairman of this Board was authorized to sell an man. encioseu.iu to the county clerk of any ctronfy, or the registrar of voters In any city and county. Upon receipt of such affidavit by such clerk Tr registrar of voters within the time allow-d by Jaw for registration.

It shall' entitle the name of such elector to be entered by the clerk In. the proper register In such precinct Tn nv.ni rase the affidavit of the We're going to give" you a few pertinent reasons why NOW is the. time- to see and to buy a lot or more in the Fremont Tract. FIRST, THE LOCATION; The Fremont Trat is near Mills College and commands a fine view of the -foothills it is directly in the path of advancing population, in the warm belt, free from wind and fog. TRANSPORTATION: Fremont Tract is on three car lines The Mills (College, the Liese avenue and the Hopkins street line.

The projected Key Route Extension runs through this property. IMPROVEMENTS: The Fremont Tract has streets that will be good twenty years from now-rock rolled, oil sidewalks curbs, gutters, sewers, water mains of the best type built to last. MAGNIFICENT BOULEVARDS The Hopkins- street Extension of the Foothill Boulevard extends through the Fremont Tract. Think what this means: When complete, a fine driveway from Berkeley to Hay-ward. Higlj streets one of the main automobile driveways, joins this property on the east.

CLIMATE, SOIL, SURROUNDINGS: Natural beauty and delightful surroundings, combined with a warm, even temperature, make this a delightful spot build a home and to enjoy living every day in the year. Every lot herejs high and well-drained. LOW PRICES, EASY TERMS: Every lot in the Tract is a full 35-front-foot lot. Every lot is priced to insure--each buyer a speedy and certain return -on the investment. We are selling today 35-front-foot lots, here at the same prices or lower prices than 25-foot lots in other localities.

The prices range from $10 to $18 a front foot the terms from $35 to $85 for fhe first payment and balance at $3 or $'10 per month. (20 of the first payment will bind the deal and secure your honvsite. until we have time to make out, the deed.) 'party' must show all the fecU required to ho stated in me eniry on me rusmiBr, LEGAL NOTICES. except the date oi tne entry. Further notice Is hereby given that af CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

fidavits of regtstratlonrmust sworn to before the County Clerk or deputte and that they cannot, owing to the provisions of the registration law, be gworn before any other officer. The office of the County Clerk will bs onen for registration until further notice from ciotn u. m. unui y. ill.

of each day, except Saturdays, on which the office wll) close at 12 o'clock noon. -Dated: March 11, 4912. John p. cook NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTEDFOR PROBATE OF WILL. In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California.

Probate. In the matter of the estate of Richard Edward deceased. Not ce for publication of time appointed "for proHatd C. C. Sec.

1303. Notiee is hereby given, that Wedntsdav, the third day of April, A. p. 1912, at ten o'clock A. M.

of that day, and the Court Room of Department No. 4' of said Court, at the Court House in the County of Alameda, State, of have 'been ap--pointed as the time and place of proving the will of said Richard Edward Rowland, deceased, and for hearing the application of Emily ForbeB Rowland for the Issuance to her of letters testamentary thereon. JOHN P. COOK. Clerk.

By W. E. A0AM3, Deputy Clerk. McGRAW EARRY, Attorneys for Petitioner. Dated this 19th day of March, A.

D. 1912. signee or j. iv. Warner, ifHi.oo;- same, assignee of E.

A. Majors, same, assignee of C. M. Selfrldge, $5.00, same, assignee of H. D.

Bell, same, assignee of K. A. Majors, same, assignee of W. H. Ward, J.

Mag' nes, F. T. Malley, Gertrude Moore, Niles State Bank, assignee of A. Kell, 'Oakland Enquirer Publishing $26.85, Osgood Pacific Auto. Tube Piciflc Gas Eloctrlc 60c.

$21.20, $4L'75, $373.00, Pacific Telephone Telegraph Ciias. A. Parker Pierce Hardware San Leandro Reporter Puhllshlng Co.r Henry Schneldnr, Sarah I. Shueyj Smith $11.80, $2.80, 1 $2.40, $5.80, $2.00, $9.75. 1.00, $1.00, 90c, $14.80: Standard Oil St.

Francis Girls Directory-. Orphanage, St. Vincent's Asylum, Taft Pennover, Thomas Chas. Tlsrtale, Tribune PiibUshlng 859.10, J13.60; tnderwood Tvnewrlter W. G.

West H. Wever, $5.00." COUNTY INFIRMARY FUND. Associated Ainsworth Aiispaeher $:00. Burroughs Adding Machine Bernlmid Erickson, Bank of Alameda County, assignee of J. L.

Olson, same, assignee of Ralph Scrib-ner, Bank ot Hayward, asslgneu of Hayward Livery RtaWe, Cox H. D. Cushing. Ciias, Dwyer, $27.85: J. Finney, F.

Franz, First National Bank of Livermore. assignee of J. C. Belniers. $17.00, N.

Gallagher Chas. S. Graham, J. Neal Harris, Harbor Bank, assignee of I. Tobrlner, Kahn Hros.

JjtrsPn." Hr-Light, $17.00: .1, B. Lenktree, osslgnet) of A. Majors, same, assignee of J. K. Warner; some, assignee of C.

T. Peterson, saino, assignee of PaclHa Telephone Telegraph same, a slgnee of A. A. Barber. KV $10..

00; M. H. Marks, Myers' Rudolph; Niles State Bank, assignee of J. Oliver. same, assignee of C.

L. McKown, same, assienee SEAL) County Clerk. Pol! Tax Notice The undersigned, desirous of -forming a co-partnership, hereby-eertlfy as follows: The name of said co-partnership shall be "FOREMAN-BRIGGS Its principal place of business, City of Berk-toVt'ounty 1 ot State "of Cali-foi'hla? -3 The names In full and plat-es cf residence of each and all of- the persons con-, stituting said partnership, are as follows: if: FOREMAN, 241 Central avenue, SanPranclsco. California. GILES M.

ER1G.GS, 2215 Frince-'irtreet, Berkeley, In witness whereof, each and every of said co-partners has signed anil acknowledged llifs this lMtr-'daxr of March, 1912. A. -M. FOREMAN. GILES BRIGGS.

Stat of California, City and of San. Francisco. On this 15th day of March, the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twelve, before" hie, W. W. Healey, a notary public In and for the City and County Francisco, State pf California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared A.

M. FOREMAN and GILES M. BRIGGS. known to me to be the persons described in and whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to ma that tHey executed the same In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office' In tho City and County of San Francisco, the day and in this certificate first above written. (Notarial Seal) 1 W.

W. HEALEY, Notary Publlo In- and for the City and of San Francisco, State of California, (frfice of the Assessor of Ala meda County. Mow Get This: Here is the Big opportunity for the man or wo NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate' of August Despaux, deceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estlnv of August Despaux.

deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neoessary vouchors within four (4) months "after the. first pubHcatinn' of thlB notice to- the' said administrator Rt tha man wt0 acts WUW. Oakland, March 11, 1912. Notice Is hereby given that the Stats -Poll Tax of- two- dollars for the year 1913 Is now due and payable at the Assessor's office, room one, Court House, or to a Deputv Assessor. Section 3833(of the Political Code readi es follos: Every male Inhabitant of the State over office of Abe Leach, room 1113, Union Savings Bank Building, Oakland, Cali fornia, which said office the undersigned selects a3 his place of business In all matters connected with said esl.ttc of Au The Location, the Transportation, the Prices and the Terms make this one of the best and safest offers we.

know of. htj The improvements are permanent and substantial and complete. The opportunity is here. The Time is Right Now. twenty-oae and under sixty years of aie, except paupers.

Insane persons and In- -dlans, must annually pay a Poll Tax of two dollars, provided the same be paid between the gust Despaux, deceased. of I of A. Kell; OnklsmI' Savings, assignee of C. Hadlehr II. 11.

Administrator of the estate of August Despaux, deceased. Dated: Oakland, February 28th, 1912. Date-of first publication. ABE P. LEACH.

Savings fcank Oakland, At- -torney for Administrator. adding machine in the Auditor office, said adding machine bemg no longer required for the use of the county and having been determined to be of a value less than $75,00 by the following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Kelley, Murphv and Chairman Mulllns 6. AS ELECTION OFFICERS. On motion of Supervisor Kelley, seconded by Supervisor Foss, the, question as to whether or not women were' eligible to rve as election officers was re-, ferred to the district attorney for an by liie following vote: Ayes Supervisors Bridge, Foss, Murphy--and Chairman Mulllns 5. USE OF CO.

INFIRMARY SEWER BY 1 CANNERY CO. J. H. Fowler requested the Board on behalf of -the California Canneries to arrange for further of the County Infirmary sewer by said Canneries necessary improvements to be made at thu expense of said Canneries If they were not too great. The matter was referred to the county surveyor for- a report, TRANSPORTATION TO MAINE FOR H.

FUROR. On motion of Supervisor seconded by SuctiTtsur Bridge, tlut indigent cleric First Monday in March and the first Monday in August. Then it shall be three dollars. Section 3846 of the Political Code makog It the duty of the Assessor to demand Poll Tax of every person liable therefor and on the neglect or refusal of such person to paV, he must collect by seizure ann safe of any personal property owned by such person. Under Sections 429 and 435 every person who refuses to his own name or the name of any person in his employ or who in any manner obstructs the Assessor or any of his deputies in the col lection of.

the State Poll Tax, Is guilt of a misdemeanor, and liable to a fine nt $G00 or imprisonment In the County Jail -or both such fine and imprisonment Only those persons under twent'v-on over sixty yearg of age are exempt. PqU tas must be paid oft demand. Pacific Gas Electric $127.07, Edwards Ruiz, Schulfif. Quintir- Jos. Hmllh, Wm.

StBhr. Slnnrlnrrl Grocery. J. Sullivan, Sunset View Cemetery $10 OO' Trimlngham $42.00. APPLICATIONS FOR The following' apnllcatlons for relief wire received and referred to the indigent clerk: 1 Mrs.

Clara H. Upton, 1821 Seventh street, Oakland. Mrs. L. A.

Dtmklfl, 1809 West street, Oaklnnd. Catherine Martorotfl, 1304 Klrkhom street, Oakland. COMMUNICATION IN RE TRANBPOR-. TATION. 'A communication wa received from the eharlty service of Cook county Illinois, relative to transportation for Thorn.

pavles. Same was referred to the Indigent clerk and Associated Charities. REPORT8 OF COUNTY AND TOWN-SHir OFFIF.R3. The following repotJi received NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders California Ice Company will held (it the office of 'ffie company Second 'and Broadway streets, Oakland, Alameda on Mondav, the 15th davi of April, 1912, at -the hour of 3.

o'clock P. for tho purpose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other bimlness as'maycome before-the meeting. J. T. DONAHUE, Secretary.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Frank P. Runyaa. deceased Noti'ce is hereby given by the undersigned -administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Frank P. Runyan, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having clnlms against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four CO months af ter the first publication of -this notice to the said administrator with thB will an-nexechat the office of Abe P.

Lah, room 1113, Savings Bank Building, Oakland, California, which-said offtcs the undersigned selects as his place of business In all mutters connected with aald estate of Frank P. Runvan, deceased, JI. MEHRMANN, Administrator with Ij.o will annexed of the estate of Frank P. Runyan, deceased. Dated: Oakland, February 28th, 1912.

Date of first publication. ABE Pv LEACH. Attorneys-Law. Union Phone Oak.4027 Oakland California Real Estate; 1444 Broadway NOTICE. I have this day so the Aloha Rooming-house, 52-Ui Oakland, Cal.

All bills' against same must bo presented at my office within five days. Savings Bank Oakland, Cat, At-j tortiey for Administrate' CHAS. FAK.NS WORTH, 208 First National Bauk Bldg. Assessor of Alameda County. Oajctand, California.

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