Nolan Selling Liquor Again in 4th Dist
In Fort Bragg area Michael D. Nolan is accused of evading liquor laws by buying ten cases of beer, relabeling it in dry goods boxes, and using a fruit peddler to move beer toward Comptche. The scheme involved multiple locals, beer and whiskey, and led to Nolan’s six month jail term after a judge upheld the lower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael D. Nolan
Fort Bragg
Wm. Ware
Anderson Valley
Nolan
Coust
Comptche
Wendling
Mike
Snally
Melburne
Paterson's
John Matson
W. B. Coombs
Caspar Lumber Company
Hills
Hills Ranch
Jack Peters Gulch
Matson
Beacon
White
Wm. Grotz
Fritz Heldt
Steer Theft Suspect Pleads Guilty in County Case
Sheriff Byrnes arrested Tom Hawkins in Greenwood on a missing two year old steer case. Hawkins admitted killing and skinning the animal after questioning and pleaded guilty at preliminary examination. He was bound over to the Superior Court and later arraigned, with a five year suspended sentence on good behavior. Hawkins has ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. White Lumber Company
Byrnes
Greenwood
Tom Hawkins
Hawkins
Beacon
White
Woodsmen Killed at Elk Creek Log Incident
An inquest at Camp on Elk Creek led by Justice of the Peace Walker found Bob Spint, a 23 year old Italy native hired by L E White Lumber Co, died when a log rolled on him near a spring. He was found beneath the log as he stooped. The jury ruled accidental death and his uncle Pete Spini, of Gualala, noted he began for Greenwood that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Beacon
Mechanics' Fair to donate exhibit space in Ukiah
At this week's board meeting the Mechanics' Fair voted to donate space for a comprehensive exposition of Mendocino County products and resources. They informed the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce that the county booth would be provided free of charge and that booths signs lights decoration and related items would also be furnished at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Fair
Mendocino County
Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah
Point Arena Notes and Local Changes
Point Arena notes report a runaway grass fire during rubbish burning with quick control, Greenwood Creek railroad completion with most crew discharged, Joe Antrim's son ill with pneumonia in Nevada, Roesman visiting after 24 years away, Dr. Diddle recovering in Berkeley, and the Point Arena free public library being closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kingren
Greenwood Creek
Joe Antrim
Nevada
Roesman
Here
Point Arena
Diddle
Berkeley
Point Arena Free Public
Ukiah Hosts Coastal Visit From Thompson Couple
Mr and Mrs John Thompson of Ukiah were hosted on the coast by Mr and Mrs Robi Thompson for a week long visit. They once lived near Big River where he owned ranch and timber property, now living in Ukiah with a pear orchard. They noted many changes and left for home Thursday after a pleasant stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Robi. Thompson
Ukiah
Thompson
Big River
Beacon
President Wilson Published by Request Poem
A patriotic verse praises President Wilson at the White House. It extols his leadership and democratic style, claiming no one can fill his place and noting his comforting, sunny influence during dark times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Wilson
San Francisco Pair Merged in Fort Bragg Beacon Notice
Married-In San Francisco, Gayland R. Hill and Abbie L. Foye of Fort Bragg are named in a Beacon notice. The item confirms a marriage linkage between two residents and includes place names for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gayland R. Hill
Abbie L. Foye
Fort Bragg
Beacon
Lillian E. R. Brown Applies for Desert Lands in 1913 Notice
Notice in San Francisco dated August 11 1913 records Lillian E R Brown applying under sections 23806 2307 R S for lots 1 and 2 and section 16 township 14 north range 12 west M D M. Adverse claimants or protests must file affidavits by October 1 1918 in the office of T G Danielis Dispatch Democrat Ukiah California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lillian E. R. Brown
State of California
R. S
Range
Notice of Sale by Mendocino County Tax Collector
Notice of sale of state property under section 3897 of the Political Code. Document references authority from the Controller of California dated Aug 16, 1918 and deeds recorded Sept 18, 1909 conveying title to lands to the people of California. Probate or sale action proceeding and official notices indicate state asset disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF Tax Collector
County OF
Mendocino
State OF California
State of
California
Controller’s Department
Controller’s Office
Mendocino County
Dispatch-Democrat
Public auction notice of Mendocino land tax sale 1918
Notice by A B NyeController and D A Moulton Deputy announces sale of state land in Mendocino County for 1903 taxes and penalties. Auction set for Sept 13 1918 in Ukiah Courthouse with description W4 of Wd Sec34 T19 R12W MDM. Bids must cover all delinquent taxes costs and 7 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah City
Mendocino
State of California
United States
California
John Harmis
County of Mendocino
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Point
Margaret E. Fea
T. G. Danielis
Dispatch Democrat
Cal
A. B. Nye
United States Post Office
Wah
Sacramento
D. A. Moulton
W. 8
van Dyke
Poare
Hale McCowen, Jr
Preston Bldg
Quilding
Bam Francisco
Ornbam & Frasier Attorneys AT Law
Wtpadpte Bunn
BAN Frangisco
J. W. Preston
Gibson
Marks
Ukiah, Val
Onegean Ohurob
Robes Duncan
Gal
Orricz
Opataka
Court House
Men48
Himsok
Law Ukiah
Odd Fellows
yiHomas
Thomas
LAW
I. M. Lathrop-Malpas
WOKEN
Ieee Dineanen
Ukiah, Cal
Oak St
Sutter
E. G. Case
Westbank Building
Alarket Street
E. L. Glassyer
Laws of Cal
California State Veterinary Medical Association
P.O
Golden West Hotel
Fred P. Plageman
Prop
Kot Baths
Bath
Zorner Ellis and Powell Sts
Powell St
Douglas
Hutchison
and Roeder
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
KIAH
Willits
Illits
Moward Sherwood
Dos Rios
Longvale
Sherwood
Ongvale
OS Rios
Herwood
Tues
Hutchison & Roeder
Cadillac
Cyrus
Califfornia
San Francisco Business College
Market St
Casaic
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