Ukiah Board canvasses 1926 election returns and bids
The Ukiah Board of Supervisors met November 8 1926 to canvass general election votes. Officials and precinct boards were subpoenaed to explain returns from multiple precincts. Decisions included withdrawing Ellison Bros bid on the Willits and James bridge road, assigning auditor pay, and continuing boundary change talks. Sealed bids for wood delivery to Mendocino facilities were opened and awarded to H. H. Mitten. The St John’s church purchase proceeds with the club plans and court hearing set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Ford
I. K. Williams
J. M. Rupe
N. P. Howe
W. H. Prather
M. A. Carpenter
W. C. Elledge
Abent
Chas. R. Perkins
Board of Election
McDonald
Ukiah
Hot Springs
Redwood Valley
Garela
Board of Supervisors
John Hazlewood
Dist
Board of Election Officers
Garcia
San Hedrin
Mendocino County
Dispatch-Democrat
H. H. Mitten
Saturday Club Completes Sale of Remaining Stock
Henry Hopper, president of the First National Bank, subscribed for all remaining Saturday Afternoon club stock in the proposed new clubhouse. Ninety shares were taken by members earlier, leaving eleven unsold and then purchased by Hopper, completing the sale as a sign of good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hopper
First National Bank
Byleven
Mr. Hopper
Rain totals rise to 3.89 inches for season
The Dispatch reports one and three tenths inches of rain fell since last Friday, raising the season total to 3.89 inches. D. E. Hotell visited the area from his Witter Springs ranch on a brief business trip last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
D. E. Hotell
Witter Springs
A Day of Prayer and Feast at Ukiah Home
A text notes a time of joy and gratitude with prayers and meals, but an institution will not be opened. The message mentions a Ukiah home owner and controlled operations, indicating lingering concerns about access or opening status.
Hospital Plans Talked Over At Meeting Tuesday
A church sponsored plan for a new hospital in Ukiah was discussed at a supper meeting led by Pastor A A Doak and church publicity committee members. The group favored starting with 25 beds but planned for future expansion, with a three story concrete hospital facing Standley Street and a combined church and parsonage on School Street. Local doctors, dentists, and publishers attended, expressing strong support and noting a projected cost of sixty to seventy thousand dollars. An architect will be hired after size and plan decisions are threshed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A. A. Doak
Lynn Foster
John Fees
Church
Standley Street
School Street
Ukiah
Foster
Doak
Fees
Stout
Rea
Cleland
Smith
van Allen
Gibson
Thomas
Milne
Hartman
Messrs
Heinrich
Thurston
The
Dispatch
Logal Grape Men Sign In Association
H. F. Stoll, secretary of the California Grape Growers' Exchange, reports that over 100 members have signed the marketing agreement for 1927 1928 and 1929, placing Mendocino county in the front rank. He visited Hopland Ukiah Talmage Calpella and Redwood Valley and noted growers want revival of exchange marketing activities with a June price schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Stoll
California Grape Growers’ Exchange
San Francisco
Mendocino County
Hopland
Ukiah
Talmage
Calpella
Redwood Valley
Stoll
Waldteufel Richardson marry in Oakland scene
Marriage license issued in Oakland on Monday to J A Waldteufel prominent Mendocino County real estate dealer and Joy Richardson of Redwood Valley. Waldteufel is well known locally for years in real estate and Richardson has resided in Redwood Valley three years and is interested in ranching there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
J. A. Waldteufel
Joy Richardson
Redwood Valley
Waldteufel
Mendocino County
Richardson
Local Marriage Licenses Issued To Several Couples
Over the past week marriage licenses were granted to Charles Russell Richards 23 and Hilma Sofia Randa 19 of Roupert Charles H. Gundy 46 of Ukiah and Helen Lelesy 18 of Calpella Raymond J. McCain 33 and Edith A. Bertsch 35 of Ukiah Mario Baris 27 and Minnie Paoli 17 of Mendocino Newman T. Winter 53 and Mary H. Hatch 43 of Los Angeles Joe Adder 29 of Talmage and Plifreda Wagner 19 of San Rafael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell Richards
Hilma Sofia Randa
Roukpert
Charles H. Gundy
Ukiah
Helen Lelesy
Calpella
Raymond J. McCain
Edith A. Bertsch
Mario Baris
Minnie Paoli
Mendocino
Newman T. Winter
Mary H
Ukiah Rodeo Move Depends on City Stock Drive
Ukiah faces a bid to host the Round Valley rodeo with a $16,000 stock appeal. The plan allocates $7,500 for a 25 acre site, $8,500 for grandstands and facilities, with a 48 year lease and $1,000 annual rent, aiming to keep Fourth of July business in town for decades through concessions and tourism. Local committees urge residents to pledge, promising 6 percent interest and eventual payoff from town profits.
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Ukiah
Redwood Highway
Rodeo Association
Chamber of Commerce
Covelo Rodeo Association
Teachers’ Institute
Upper Lake Thanksgiving Rodeo and Wild West Show
A Thanksgiving afternoon rodeo and wild west show are planned for the Upper Lake fair grounds at 2 PM. Ed Brown, a famed Willits rodeo figure, will run the event featuring riding roping and horse racing. Performers include Gene Hall and Ty Stoker, a noted rider and comedian. A forenoon turkey shoot is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Lake Fair Grounds
Upper Lake
Ed Brown
Willits
Gene Hall
Ty Stoker
Hunter Bags Three Bears and Panther Near Mendocino Road
Harry Bevans of the biological survey tracked and bagged three bears and a panther in the Halfway House section of the Mendocino road about 25 miles west last week. The animals had been preying on sheep on the Philbrick ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bevans
Biological Survey
Halfway House
Mendocino Road
Philbrick Ranch
Grindle and Preston Visit from Coast Section
Joshua Grindle and Howard L. Preston were over from the coast section in the early part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Grindle
Howard L. Preston
Coast
Glerk Office Notices List Multiple Probate and Claims
Multiple filings show petitions for letters of administration on Victor Carlson and John L Estes estates with real property values of 12000 and 100,000 respectively. Complaints seek labor and mortgage payments totaling 133 6400 and 500 plus interest. Probate admissions and final accounts report various sums and real property holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will van Dyke
W. P. Ornham
Victor Carlson
M. H. Iversen
Henry Spurr
A. H. Clay
C. P. Bonsali
Charles Kasch
Bert J. Lyons
E. B. Lowrey
Carlo Rainoldi
W. D. L. Held
Elmira Estes
John L. Estes
Charles A. Shurtleff
Chas. M. Mannon
J. D. Alexander
Finkbine Guild Lumber Co
D. M. McKell
Martin S. Nelson
Hazel Robinson
Charles M. Mannon
Maria Christina Sandelin
Frank Sandelin
Thorugh Frank W. Taft
Lucia Andreis
Costanzo Andreis
Charles Cavanaugh
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St. John’s Methodist Church
Home
Logal Grape
R. W. Aldrich
Glerk
Fial
Benedetta Gianninni
Hattie V. Bowers
Christiansen
Ukiah, California
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