New Cases Filed in Superior Court
Record of Actions newly begun shows Tony Sanko suing Union Lumber Co for 9900 damages and 210 wages after a logging accident in Northspur. Martinaxas represents California Telephone and Light Co. in a suit tied to a daughter’s death from being thrown from a rig. Local land dispute and notes cases are listed with various heirs and executors filing petitions for letters of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston & Preston
Tony Sanko
Union Lumber Co
Northspur
Martin Martinaxas
California Telephone and Light Co
Santa Rowl
McNab & Hirach
Sarah F. Williams
Wm. Ray
A. P. Brunner
Justice Court of
Ukiah Township
Frank LaPorte
LaPorte
Winnie Cox
Brunner
Frances Broback
C. W. Broback
Pete Howard
Cora Walters
Harvey J. Walters
Walters
Pretson & Preston
Elizabeth Doyle
John Doyle
Eugenia Haydon
Thos. P. Haydon
Real Estate Active With Healthy Market Prospects
Real estate agents report strong demand and many inquiries as Waldteufel prospects remain positive. Miss Minnie E Field buys the P J Spencer villa in Coyote valley, a 120 acre ranch with river frontage, alfalfa and 30 acres of vineyard to be converted to dairy. Price near 10000. N J Kaiser buys 42 acres from G O Emerton near Russian river, opposite Arnold Ford, set to be on the Forke to Calpella road when finished, price about 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
B. L. Waldteufel
Elesa
Waldteufels
Maests. Waldteufel
Minnie E. Field
P. J. Spencer
Coyote Valley
Old Blore Place
Miss Field
N. J. Kaiser
Santa Crus
G. O. Emerton
Russian River
Arnold Ford
Forke
Calpella
Kaieer
Ukiah Library Plans Approved and Funding Nears
Carrie Garsey secretary of the Ukiah Library Association received word from Mr Carnegie's private secretary at Skibo Castle that plans for the Ukiah library have been approved. Once the contract is let, payments will be arranged. The board aims to have the building erected this fall with diligent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Carrie Garsey
Ukiah Lbrary Association
Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Scotland
Ukiah Library
New Motor Cycle Arrives Hert Van Nades
The article describes a new road demon imported by Mr. Van Nader, a twin Indian motorcycle with side car, fore door and torpedo body. Spectators saw a calm machine until mounting, then a wild ride as he attempted a flight with a passenger toward Largo, promising another demonstration once mastered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert van Nades
van Nader
Largo
Bert
Busy Woman Chief of Police Brewer Captures Drunkards
A busy week sees Chief of Police Brewer and Constable Brewer arresting Frank Brown last Saturday. Judge Crockett sentences Brown to 20 days to sober up after Brown, found with five empty alcohol patties and whiskey, had no food or drink for over four days. Tuesday, Frank Wilson, not the judge, gets 10 days for drunkenness. Yesterday, Frank Young and a man named Richey claiming to be the famed prizefighter are fined $10 each for fighting and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Brewer
Brewer
Frank Brown
Frank Young
Richey
Hop festival committees drive prep and plans
The hop festival committee reports enthusiastic progress with livestock and poultry sections, stock parades on September 11 and 13, and entry logistics run by Dr Glaisyer. Excursions by rail, a first monoplane display, and a single 8:15 show at Victory advance fundraising efforts for the hop fund with 250 tickets at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Bernhard
E. V. Henley
Messrs
Bernhard
Henley
J. L. McCracken
J. C. Johnson
H. B. Smith
Glaisyer
Smith & Donohoe Realty Company
Preston
Pear shipments boost Mendocino pear industry in Willits
J R Banks shipped a ton of sugar pears to Irvine and Muir at Willits last Monday and two tons of Bartlett pears from Largo to the same firm on Tuesday. Banks is a fervent advocate for Mendocino County pear growing, and his efforts help make the pear industry a local prosperity factor, with Willits market discovery as a prime example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Banks
Irvine & Muir
Willits
Largo
Banks
Mendocino
Ida Juillerat Suicide Reported in Berkeley Home
Miss Ida H Juillerat sister of Mrs Roy Lynch died by self inflicted poisoning at her Berkeley residence last Monday. Local authorities report the incident as a suicide and note no further details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida H. Juillerat
Roy Lynch
Berkeley
ELOPING COUPLE LAND IN COUNTY JAIL
Willits, Aug. 27. Rosa Perago and Joel Magrini eloped, stole $58 cash and household goods from Perago's husband, and were arrested in San Francisco as he bought Chicago tickets. They were jailed in Willits, then brought to Ukiah for county jail. Magrini faces white slavery charges pending preliminary exam next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
Rosa Perago
Willite
Joel Magrine
San Francisco
Chicago
Willita
Morgan Whitcomb
Magrini
Theodore P Hall Recovers His Nerve On Mendocino Roads
Theodore P Hale regains nerve as a daredevil driver after months fearing high speeds. He and Presa editor White race from country out to town, boosting speeds from 10 to 35 miles per hour in a playful contest. The two end up in town with revived speed and joked about racing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Hale
Theodore
Mendocino
Pasear
White
The
Presa
Theodore d
Sodi¢ White
Barney Oldfield Liftchild
Star
Weather report from Dr McCowen notes last week highs
Dr McCowen reports the maximum temperature for the past week reached a high on Sunday. The minimum dropped to 54 on Monday night with only a light sprinkle of rain recorded during the period.
Death of Geo Kinloch D P Kinloch in Ukiah
Geo P D Kinloch died at the family home in Ukiah last Wednesday night. The funeral will be held this morning from the residence. He was born in Monterey in 1829 and leaves a family. Claude Simonds came over from Fort Bragg Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. D. Kinloch
Ukiah
Monterey
Claude Simonds
Fort Bragg
Autoists Narrow Escape on Asylum Road
A collision on the steep Asylum road near the river bridge involved Carty A. Miller and Mrs. J. A. Jemison. Both drivers avoided a rollover and damage included a wrecked fender and top. Miller sustained facial bruises while Jemison's car had rear fender damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asylum Road
Cartie A. Miller
Mra. J. A. Jemison
Jamison
Miller
Local Ukiah Pioneer Sam Wheeler Found Safe
Sam Wheeler formerly of Ukiah, living with his daughter Mrs. L. F. Venn in San Francisco, was located at Harbor Emergency Hospital after being found unconscious on Market Street. He is recovering and has been taken to his daughter’s home. Wheeler was a longtime cashier of the Bank of Ukiah and a county pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Aldrich
Petaluma
Willits
San Francisco
W. A. White
Gus Seiffried
Chambers of Commerce
Winnie Cox
Nellie Gibosn
Sam Wheeler
Ukiah
L. F. Venn
Harbor Emergency Hospital
Market Street
Daugher
Wheeler
Hank
Death of Geo Schnitker in Ukiah
Geo Schnitker aged seven cars, a German native long resident of Ukiah, died last Saturday. He left a wife and nine children. daughter Mrs Newton Orr, formerly of Ukiah and now in Willits. Funeral held Thursday at Hutchison and Roeder parlors in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gev. Schnitker
East Jerkins Street
Germany
Ukiah
Newton Orr
Willits
Hutchison and Roeder
Death of J W Gorbin in Largo at age 46
J W Gorbin formerly of Grand Rapids Michigan died at Largo the first of the week from heart exhaustion and fatty degeneration. He was a traveling salesman who came to Largo for an outing and to pick hops. He left a wife behind. The funeral was held Tuesday at Hutchison and Roeder's funeral parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gorbin
Grand Rapids, Mich
Largo
Hutchison and Roeder
Mountain Lion Killed Near Cow Mountain Shows Prize Specimen
Frank Lawrence arrived in town last Saturday with a large mountain lion he killed behind the Eaton ranch on Cow Mountain. It is the first big cat slain in this area for some time and a fine specimen for sheep men and deer hunters. A bounty of $20 is offered for the big cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lawrence
Eaton Ranch
Cow Mountain
Fraser ranch bookkeeper cites large crew and harvest
Bert Cleland, head bookkeeper for Fraser ranch at Hopland, visited town last week and reported the ranch employed over 500 men. He said the crew was harvesting more than 180000 pounds of hay a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cleland
Hopland
Bert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hop Festival
Ukiah Lumber Co
Ukiah Fire Department
California Restaurant
N. Anker Co
J. A. Gibson
S. F. Speer
John A. Yakel
George Hamer
Herman Matteron S. Cohn
F. Cc
Albertson
R. Eb, Dimmick
T. Charlton & Son
Otis Redemiyer Henry Meyer
Powell & Cameron
C. E. Ganter
W. EF. Wilcox
Curtis A. Miller
Ukiah Jewelry Store Co
F. Ganter
Hardie Bros
F.C. Handy
Jack S. Hart
H. H. McKinney
Jos. Weselsky
T. BE. Garner
Peter Swengen
Henry Keller
Ed Keller
Celia Lobree
Oscar Olsen
Wills Hallaws
Theodore P. Hall
Real
Speed Demon
Geo. Kinloch
Geo Schnitker
Big Panther
Big Daily
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