Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - April 9, 1912, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 0 1912 Holing by Judge Carey Case May Go Over Timer Court Vacation Although the ease of Reclamation District No 108 does no come up un til April Judge Hawkins made an order Monday afternoon the effect of which will be to restrict the num ber of issues Involved A few days ago a motion to strike out certain allega tions in the complaint was argued by William Devlin for the plaintiff and Stanley Moore for the defendants There were sixty or more paragraphs in the petition to strike out and the motion was grunted as to of the paragraphs In most instances the matter stricken out the court thinks raises issues that have no place in a condemnation but must be determined in other suits Among the things eliminated are the allegations in relation to the damages to lands other than the tracts through wbich the levee will pass damages to the Knights Landing ridge and the town of Knights Landing and the practica of the plans The principal issues therefore to he considered under the courts rul ing is the route chosen he one most compatible to the greatest public good and least private injury the value of the land that will be taken and dam age to land not taken by reason of Us severance and by of the con the levee The good faith of the trustees in adopting the plan may also be an issue While the court does not say so the inference is the allegations stricken out such as the damage to Knights Landing ami the ridge and the dam age that will result from backing the water tip on the lands of others out side the district raise issues that can only be determined by an injunction suit After of the arguments in the condemnation suit of the West Side Railroad Com pany vs ilrs Celia Hart were com morning E W Armfield for the plaintiff Judge Grant followed for the defendant J S Part ridge spoke a few minutes in the morning before the court took a re cess until p m He closed in the afternoon and Judge Hawkins read his instructions The case went to Jury about fifteen minutes 2 The Marriage Solemnized Los Angeles Easter x Sunday Jesse Courtland Starr of this city returned Monday evening with his nide who was formerly Miss Donna Duzan of Everett Washington They were married In Los Angeles on Easter Sunday The wedding occurred in the Westlake Presbyterian church her grandmother Mr Star left Woodland Wednesday of last week and met his fiancee in Los Angeles Inime after the ceremony they left what J D Musgrove has to say in the tor San Francisco and came to Woodi column California and has lived in Wood land the greater part of his life He is a young man highly esteemed iu this community At he holds a responsible position with the Yolo Title Abstract Company His bride is a stranger here having never before She is native of California but has been a resident of the state of Wash ington for some years She is the only daughter of Mrs Myrtle R Gas person of Seattle Mrs Starr will be welcomed to Woodland by her hus bands numerous friends here A few weeks ago Louis Is of filed proceedings for divorce from Ills wife Cecelia Mat lock A few days later Mrs filed a The case waa heard by Judge Hawkins today and Mrs Matlock was granted an inter locutory decree The court also award ed her the custody of their two minor children 50 a month alimony and a piece of San Francisco property At lorney C 0 Husick represented Mrs Matlock and Eugene Soule appeared for her husband There is a strong probability thai the second trial of George H Carey on a murder will not be called until after the court vacation Caroy Is still confined to his bed and is said to be in a bad Besides one of his attorneys is engaged in every er case that Is likely to be heard be fore the Rummer vacation A motion a continuance will be made next Thursday X West Side Company has filed complaint against Mary C and H J Goethe Reclamation District No et al The complaint seeks to condemn for a right of way two strips of laud In the Reclamation Dis one containing 75 acres and the other 32 acres WINTERS WAIFS S The fallowing Winters items are taken from the Union Three hundred and six votes were rast In the municipal election which passed off quietly The three trustees elected were George L Barnes F M Wyatt and p 0 Judy M A Mc Arthur waa elected treasurer and J W Humphrey city clerk The First National Bank is pushing the work of preparing their building for the Winters Grocery and Hardware Company which expects to occupy It before May 1st The new company is one of the largest and strongest ever organized here and Is being welcomed to the field by other and banks who feel that such a concern will ma terially add to the general volume of business in this section D R Ritchie and A P Croner of the new firm will leave for the bay cities tomorrow morning to close up many details of organization nod will begin to buy stock tor the new EVENTS OF The Length Accorded an Item not an Index to Its Impor tance to General Readers 186 to were about a score of witnesses pres ent mostly the bride The bride came down from Seattle DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 If you have a horse Fisher Epper on February and after spending sons new ad is meant specially for nt house i Oakland to umn umn lot owners should read th The Injuries to Motes Zimmerman not Trivial George Zimmerman who returned from San Francisco Monday reports that his wife and his mother who were injured in a streetcar accident several days ago arc doing nicely though are still confined to bed Tho accident occurred as they were attempting to alight from a ear The former had alighted from the car and was standing waiting for the elder Mrs Zimmerman Just as the latter was about to step off the cnr tarted p will a sudden jerk throwing Mrs Zimmerman out and against Mrs Gco Both fell to the pave nient the former receiving a severe bump on the head and the latter a bad shaking up NOMINATIONS FOR The following are the nominations so far made for queen of the floral fete on Slay 4th Miss VemeLta Miss Hagar Curtiss 100 Miss Worley 100 Miss Blanche Dixon 100 Some of the above were nominated by several persons but under the rules of the contest each candidate is en titled to but 100 free votes for a nom The next count of ballots will be made on Thursday evening Clias Richmond ami Frank Stephens have been appointed to count the bal lots Consider the advantages of having a residence built to your order and read J announcement The Woodland Auto Garages adver today will interest every present and prospective owner of an auto Mrs L S Allen of Winters has pur chased from the Electric Garage Co a Maxwell Mascotte i automobile The Electric Garage on the corner of Main and Third streets Is adding an extension to the building that will run to the alley iiv the rear The oratorio of Ruth will be given in the Unitarian church on Friday ev ening April 19th There win be thirtyfive voices iu the chorus On next Friday evening April the Native Daughters will give their annual grand ball in armory hall The i affair is certain to be a great success The showers predicted for today have failed to materialize so far but j the weather clerk is persistent and says we certainly them to I night or Wednesday I George A Young and P H Elliott I have formed a copartnership In the j business They have a nice I horse and wagon and are already in I he field for business Miss Florence Hersbey was the host ess Saturday evening at a dinner party given in honor of her friend Miss Myr i tie Willwood of Mills College It was 1 a most enjoyable event Will Johnston has let the contract to Bros for the construction of a residence on the lot adjoining his present borne on Elm street Bids were opened Monday The price will approximate An Elaborate Showing of Dainty Slippers Of the Seasons Most Popular Leathers and Fabrics For Women DAINTY PUMPS AND HIGH TOP SHOES in Velvets Suedes Satins of Blue Black and White Tans White Poplin Patent White Nu Buck and dull Kid Shortest Vamps Wide Flat Bows and Buckles Prices lo Per pair Prices within reach of all For Men SMART SHAPES in Tan Russia Calf Dull Calf and Patent Colt Styles in Button and cut Prices and An variety of Shoes for the Young Folks HUSTON BROS Freds Adler Coat front break It stays there Freds Adlor Blue Serge at is a wonder SACRAMENTO VALLEY TOWNS ON SALOON QUESTION In eleven towns in the Sacramento valley elections were held Monday in which the saloon question was the main issue The result was a surprise It was expected that the saloons would be wiped oit by the vote the wo men who voted in large numbers Bight towns voted wet and three dry The wet towns are Redding Kennett and Dunsmuir by large majorities Dixon by a safe majority Colusa Lin coln Gridley and Etna mills by small majorities The dry towns are Bluff by lit majority by 21 majority and Biggs by 28 majority PERSONAL MENTION C Bork wrs over from Yolo this morning Hay Gibson went to Colusa this morning Wm Sandrock returned to Blacks this morning Ceo Zimmerman and son Roy re turned from San Francisco Monday evening Mrs Fred Buck came up from Vaca ville this morning and is the guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Bullock Among the arrivals on the train this morning were Mrs W B Bobbitt F W Blanchard F Costa I Rosenberg Faultless Fifteen FREDS ABLER SUITS NO MORE Hand Tailored yes and full Imlr cloth fronts Wear satisfaction guaranteed first and always or a new suit YOU KNOW FRED This is one of the seasons why you should this your clothes store Other Suits to Trade Palace A Freds Hawes famous Hats Why Bring In your Panama Hats Fred them RAILROAD NOTES Another carload of granite from Rocklin for the new Catholic church has been received The Woodland Grain and Milling Company shipped a carload of feed to SantaRosa and a carload of feed to Anderson today COLORED BAPTISTS DISTRICT CONVENTION TO MEET HERE The Sacramento Valley District Con vention of Baptist churches and auxil will be held in this city com mencing Wednesday morning April 10th The convention will continue lor two days and ibe sessions will be ueld In the Second Baptist church Rev E B pastor of the local Second Baptist church is the dent I Mtf H i 1 I I It I 1 HI I I I 1 NOMINATION BLANK Good for 100 free votes for Queen of the Carnival at Wood land Floral Keto May 4 1012 1 nominate The passenger cars for the Wood laud and Sacramento railroad have been ordered and are en route from the east The new motor service between Da vis and is growing In larity It is likely to prove a great convenience ELITE NOTES Dandy show today Coming tomor row matinee Harold Yates singing and dancing entertainer and a dandy program of pictures including Vita graph The Diamond Brooch featur ing Maurice Costello Coming Fri Weekly No 11 SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES Our Knee of spring and summer shoes and oxfords have arrived and It la needless to mention that they the classiest and most to be seen la Woodland Hutchison Summers Warners Corsets to Fit Every Figure From to 00 Guaranteed THE VOGUE Spring Styles in Gents Suits i The new Spring styles and latest shades in Gents Suits arrived and we wish you to step in and look them over before buy ing elsewhere wo carry the famous Clothing 59 years of knowhow Wo these suits ou display in our window this week ROSEHBERG CO Ribbons Ribbons RIBBONS We have just received tae line of Hibbons direct from the Hast that waa ever brought to this town Ribbons are one of the principal ac for Easter and we ask you to be sure and see these They are in all widths and from 15 cents per piece to 3 a yard The Arcade PHONE 47 WOODLAND CAL Why Pay Two Prices for anything you may need A man who Insisted cm flour or feed or farm machinery would be still doing this with their insurance Thin Is DO St necessary but it is no longer For th e lait P tunl has reduced the coet to Its members more than what they formerly paid Every Mutual company in the state has paid tar out a single exception Why wait longer YOB You cannot IOM J D MUSGROVE Sear
