Mendocino County Supervisors Proceedings 1913 June 2 3
In the Board of Supervisors June 2 1913 all members present minutes read and approved Elija Nettles Yorkville granted ten dollars per month Mrs Johansen Wendlvry petition Mendocino for removal of O M Stone pound master new livestock inspector planned adjourn to 10 am June 4 In the June 3 session minutes approved school district levy sought for repairs planned tax N P P Olsen salary raised to 36 monthly Viewers report on Hardy Rockport road accepted route declared public highway bids for road construction ordered six viewers appointed for Lowd Tremendous bid results Dry Creek Bridge first district awarded to C A Lawson Navarro River bridge plans adopted bids for construction advertised July 8 1913 Regular appointments of Walter Hargrave Harlan Q Smith to Board of Education hearing times for Robinson Creek Road and Wagon Road hearings set Auditor authorized for financial statement not exceeding 200 Carrie Clarke granted six dollars twenty five cents monthly for orphan Lucille Farrance Deer season ordinance No 195 adopted May reports accepted County Farm May reports justice of the peace reports horticultural commissioner report accepted Purchasing agent granted 10 day health leave adjourned to July 7 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Elija Nettles
Yorkville
Johansen
Wendlry
Mendocino
O. M. Stone
N. P P. Olsen
Hardy and
Rockport
Tloward Creek
E. Gordon
Ira Thompson
R. E. Donohoe
John Olsen
Fort Bragg
J. S. Cotton
Point Arena Hot Springs
J. A. McCallum
W. A. McCormack
Carrol
Qualpella
Dry Creek
M. Duff
al Carlson
C. A. Lawson
Navarro River
Greenwood Road
Walter Hargrave
Harlan QO. Smith
Board of Education
Robinson Creek
Robinson Creek Road
John Cunningham
Carrie Clarke
Lucille Farrance
J. W. Harris
E. M. Ford
W. H. Rees
FW. Reynolda
A. J. Firbanks
Ten Mile River
Little Lake
Ukteb
Sanel
Anderton
Long Valley
Cuffeys Cove
Kerns Flies For Good Sized Ukiah Crowds In Aviation Meet
Thad Kerns from Chico, after a Santa Rosa stop, closed a three day Ukiah aviation meet with Sunday performances drawing crowds inside the track. He flew daily, completed difficult stunts, and earned about break even. Sam Ray organized the engagement, working tirelessly to bring Kerns to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Kerns
Chico
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Seattle
Kerns
Sam Ray
Sam
Miss Taylor Weds Miss Vivian Taylor and Mr Harry Butler
In Santa Rosa last Wednesday Miss Taylor daughter of Harria Taylor wed Mr Harry Butler of Marshfield Oregon The couple plan to reside in Marshfield Oregon Attending were Mr and Mrs Maurice Hirsch John Taylor and Miss Nettie Taylor from here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Taylor
Harry Butler
Santa Rosa
Miss Taylor
Harria Taylor
Mr. Butler
Marshfield
Oregon
Maurice Hirsch
John Taylor
Nettie Taylor
Lambert Buys Two Reo Autos For Potter Valley Families
Lambert went to the city last week and returned with two Reo Fifth cars with electric lights and self starters. One was delivered to James Eddie and the other to the Whittaker boys of Potter valley. The buyers are delighted and he is teaching the families how to use them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lambert
Reo
James Eddie
Whittaker Boys
Potter Valley
Decoration Day Procession and Cemetery Exercises
Knights of Pythias led a Friday procession to the cemetery for Decoration Day rites. Rev. Robbins delivered an impressive address as floral tributes were placed on graves of the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Robbins
The
Knights of Pythias
Lawson party visits Ukiah for board of supervisors matter
Chas Lawson and his wife and child stopped in Ukiah at the start of the week. Lawson came over from Anderson Valley on business before the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Lawson
Ukiah
Mr. Lawson
Anderson Valley
Board of Supervisors
Mendocino County to be represented at state festival conference
H A Weller of Fort Bragg Chamber of Commerce will attend a California Celebrations Committee conference in San Diego June 18. The Mendocino delegation joins Miss Emma E. Fisher of Petaluma and others from across the state to present county holiday plans for a statewide program. The effort aims to position California as the world’s playground with a grand Portola Festival tied to San Francisco celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Unieh Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Weller
Fort Bragg
Emma E. Fisher
Petaluma
North of Bay
Cow Attacks Child on Baechtel Ranch
A cow belonging to Frank Baechtel attacked on Saturday evening at the Baechtel ranch. The calf in the barn sparked the assault as the animal knocked Frank down and then targeted Avia Raechtel. The child was knocked down, bruised, and aided by her grandfather while Dr Liftchild treated her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baechtel
Baechtel
Frank
Kossie
Fauy
Avia Raechtel
Bessie
Tragic Runaway Claims Life Of Miss Katherine Martinazzi
Miss Katharine Martinazzi daughter of Mr Martinazzi died the same evening from injuries in a runaway accident near a state highway. Her sister Miss Katherine Martinazza escaped unharmed when their team bolted against a telegraph pole. Both girls were thrown from the wagon as a traction engine passed. The injured girl was taken to the Endersby home and treated by Dr Van Allen and later Dr Rea, but she died about 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Martinazzi
Martinazzi
Miss Katherine
Endersby
van Allen
Stevens Sentenced to One Year at San Quentin
Jack Stevens was sentenced this week by Judge White to serve one year at San Quentin. Deputy Sheriff Finney escorted him last Monday to begin his term after he was committed for robbing his roommate at Camp Four and a Half in the Fort Bragg woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stevens
San Quentin
White
Finney
Camp Four
Fort Bragg
Eagles Memorial Services Held Next Sunday
The Ukiah Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans memorial services for members. All members should assemble at Odd Fellows hall at 2 p.m. The service will move to the Baptist church with Rev. Fox delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Aerie
Order of Eagles
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Baptist Church
Fox
Mervyn Perkins Graduates from College of Physicians and Surgeons
Mervyn Perkins graduated last night from the College of Physicians and Surgeons and is now a dentist. His friends in Ukiah extend congratulations and wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervyn Perkins
College of Physicians and Surgeone
Ukiah
Ladies Club Closes Season With Social and New Officers
The Ladies club of Ukiah closed its season on May 31 with a progressive meeting at Mia Held and a social at Mrs. Marie Rea. Officers installed: Pres Myrtle Hromley, Vice Edith Wilcox, Rec. Secty Ida Brown, Cor. Secty Kathryn Allen, Treas Celia Lobree, Board Mre. Annie Babcock and others. Remarks praised past leadership and future potential, followed by toasts and a tavern-like social wrap with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaon
Ukiah
Mia
Esther Held
Marie Rea
Mra
Mra. Rea
Myrtle Hromley
Edith Wilcox
Ida Brown
Kathryn Allen
Celia Lobree
Board of Council
Annie Babcock
Sallie Thomas
Carrie Gareey
Mark Ren
Shove
Rea
Bromley
Lillian Thomas
Kate Thomas
Mea. Rea
Jessie Hildreth
Ethel Held
Wanted in the City: Shoeherim? Not found
The sheriff's office received word last Sunday to arrest and hold Leon Schuh, said to be the incompetent son of a wealthy California family. Schuh, Miss Adele Cook and Frank Sharon, their chauffeur, arrived in Ukiah about three weeks ago from Los Angeles and during their stay Schuh and Miss Cook were married. They had left town before the message came, however, and the local authorities were unable to do anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Uarreat
Leon Schuh
California
Schuh
Adele Qook
Frank Sharon
Ukiah
Los Angeles
Schuhl
Miss Cook
Doings of Trustees in Regular Town Meeting
The town trustees met last Monday in regular session. A transfer of 70 dollars from the general fund to the electric light fund was ordered. The clerk turned over 997.49 to the treasurer, with 4.25 paid for street crossing stones. The city attorney was directed to notify North School property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Electric Light Fund
North School
Saloon license rules linked to vice crackdown at city meeting
The board discussed street widening and eminent domain for land deeds. A resolution proposed by Trustee Chariton would revoke the license of any saloon man whose employees are seen entering or leaving houses of ill fame during the day, except on official or legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Two Deer Seasons Planned In Mendocino County
The state allows two deer seasons this year in Mendocino. A two day period is set for July 1 and 2, while another opens in August. A new law moves open season to August and September but takes effect sixty days after adjournment, leaving July 1 remains open. Mendocino supervisors passed an ordinance to close July 1 for their county thirty days after passage, effective July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
Boards of Supervisors
Mendocino
Country Fair Nets Substantial Sum Despite Slow Frat Night
The country fair by Neller's bands concluded after three nights with poor attendance on frat night but strong Friday and Saturday crowds. A baby show on the final night awarded prizes to babies of Bert Hutson Jeans Porterfield and Bert Raines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neller
Bert Hutson
Jeans Porterfield
Bert Raines
County Treasurer Reports May Receipts and June Balance
Treasurer Johnson reports county finances with on hand amounts. May receipts were 82 584 12 and May disbursements 40 954 20 giving a June 2 balance of 279 863 40. It notes receipts from J Liftchild 19 and from Judge Crockett 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
J. Liftchild
Judge Crockett
Interesting Meeting Promised PTA Plans June Session
The last PTA meeting of the school year is set for Thursday night June 12 at the home of Mrs Nellie Gibson. It aims to secure both fathers and mothers attendance. After the program a social hour follows. Topics include guiding children’s studies with Missy Place on Vocational Studies and Dr M W Graham on Cultural Studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
Nellie Gibson
Missy Place
M. W. Graham
F. L. Caughey
Carl E. Purdy
A. L. Gibson
L. K. van Allen
Will Picnic at Vichy Springs
Sabbath School superintendents in Ukiah plan a union picnic at Vichy Springs on Saturday June 4. Schools supply their own conveyances and meet at the Christian Church at 8:30. The procession led by W G Poage as grand marshal will parade through the principal streets before departing for the Springs, starting promptly at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Vichy Springs
Christian Church
W. G. Poage
Grand Marshall
Tom Bourns Spends Day in Fort Bragg on Business
Fort Bragg visitor Tom Bourns arrived yesterday for business discussions. He met with local officials to review upcoming projects and potential collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bourns
Fort Bragg
Hopland Notes and Weekend Plans Chronicle
Hopland notes from June report visitors and local doings. E S Brooken visits metropolis for business, B C Merryfield of Riverside seeks a local lodging in exchange for Southern California orange groves, and Geyserville figures attend. Next Sunday Hopland plays Geyserville while Lakeport foregoes a match. Duncan Springs opens and draws crowds as QC R Wilkins again tends stage line. Local merchants travel, fish reach sixteen inches, and residents enjoy a Ford outing with Judge Clendenin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Merryfieild
Riverside
L. Merryfield
Southern California
Hopiend
Lakeport
Geyserville
E. D. Cook
William Ferguson
Duncan Springs
R Wilkins
H. G. Grant
Famiy
Cloverdale
Ford
Ford Car and Spent the Day With Judge and Mrs. Clendenin, C. A. Yordi
Clovedale
William Duncan
Feliz Creek
J. A. Morril
Misa Anna Buehn
McDowell Springa
People v A N Sweet Opens for Jury in Manchester
The People versus A N Sweet of Manchester reaches a jury verdict stage in Superior Court this afternoon. This is the third trial, again conducted behind closed doors, with proceedings continuing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People
A. N. Sweet
Manchester
Young Ladies Entertain at Presbyterian Guests
The Young Ladies Society of the M. E. Church South led by president Vivian Wilson hosted about twenty Presbyterian young ladies at Miss Nina Holbrook's home on Saturday afternoon May 24. A fine program was given and luncheon followed at four o'clock, with all attendees enjoying a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Society of
M. E. Church South
Vivian Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Nina Holbrook
Dance Tonight at Ollah's Hall by Ukiah High School
Pupils of Ukiah High School present a dance tonight at Ollah's Hall with quality music and a well prepared floor. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and proceeds will cover minor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Ollah’s
Wheel stolen from bB Van Nader recovered near Hopland
Constable C GC Brewer learned last Friday a wheel was stolen from bB Van Nader. After telephoning south, he located the wheel near Hopland and recovered it. The thief had passed it to another party and hidden it in the brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
van Nader
Hopland
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.A. Weller
Martinazza
Stevens
Eagles’ Memorial
Johnson
Vichy
Pun News
Specal
S. E. Brooken
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