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Ukiah News

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1955

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Ukiah to gain 4 million payroll from Coyote Valley dam

I H Steinberg of the army engineers told Ukiah Kiwanis members the Coyote Valley dam project would yield about 4 million dollars in payroll for the Ukiah area during roughly two and a half to three years of construction. He said flood protection would be high for Mendocino county, with benefits including reduced damage from the 1940 flood, pollution abatement, and reservoir recreation. Local funding is capped at 5.598 million dollars and depends on congressional appropriations. construction could start before the 1955 56 fiscal year if funds arrive early.

Coyote Valley Ukiah I. H. Teinberg The Army Engineers Ukiah Kiwanis Club Arc Steinberg Congress Mendocino Ruary Sonoma Sonoma Counties

Property Worth $40,000 Is Sold

Deeds filed with Alta Ballou show multiple Ukiah region property transfers totaling thousands. Buyers include Lester Cahill and Robert Palmer for parcels near Potter Valley Lake County and Redwood Valley. Other sales list Mitchell, Wigger, Bertolone, Franklin, Cox, Saunders, and Lawrence with prices from 1,000 to 12,000.

Alta Ballou Lester C. Cahill Potter Valley Lake County Robert C. Palmer John P. Mitchell Redwood Valley Edward L. Wigger Zrnegt Bertolone Jack L. Franklin Ukiah Area Carl Leroy Cox Wesley W. Saunders William Howard Barton Ukiah Village Ukiah George A. Lawrence P. H. MckKenna J. G. Reisner Laytonville Charles F. Alexander

Baby Sitter Case Reversed After Sleep Misunderstanding

A Ukiad resident alerted police when an eight year old girl reported something wrong with her babysitter. Police arrived to learn the sitter was merely asleep and not harmed, resolving a potential tragedy with a calm explanation.

Willits Lumber Industry Privately Buoys Countys Economy

Russell H. Ells of Willits Wooded Products warns the county economy hinges on lumber industry. He cites about 1,200 direct workers and 8,000 supported indirectly, with payroll near 6 million and plant investments over 10 million. He urges forest management and research to sustain and diversify wood processing.

Mendocino County Willits Chamber of Commerce Russell H. Ells Willits Edwood Products Company Willits Ells

Delinquency Date On Property Tax Will Be April 11

Mendocino County tax collector W T Glow notes the second installment delinquency date moved from April 10 to April 11 since April 10, 1955 falls on Sunday. Payments must be before 5 p.m. on delinquency date to avoid a 6 percent penalty. no extensions or waivers. Mail posts before 5 p.m. deadline. postmark timing matters.

W. T. Glow Mendocino County Crow

Easter Sunrise Service Planned at Ukiah Fairgrounds

A committee of the Ukiah Industrial Association met Tuesday morning to plan a community Easter sunrise service at Anton Stadium or Carl Purdy hall in the 12th District Fairgrounds. Rev. J. R. Edgar was named chairman to finalize arrangements to be announced next week. Good Friday services will be held April 8 at First Christian Church from noon to 3 p.m. Ministers from local churches will participate in a continuous service themed Seven Last Words from the Cross. The public is urged to attend at any time during the three-hour service.

Ukiah Mintstrial Association Anton Stadium Carl Purdy Hall 12Th District Fairgrounds J. R. Edgar Assembly of God Church First Christian Church

City Anti Peddler Ordinance Slated To Go to Council

Ukiah chamber of commerce directors meet Friday noon at the Palace Hotel to discuss a proposed Green River ordinance. It would bar solicitors peddlers hawkers and itinerant vendors from private residences unless invited and would impose misdemeanor penalties up to 300 dollars fine or 90 days in jail. Secretary-Manager Paul Suttes See ORDINANCE Page Four

Green River Ukiah Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Palace Hotel Paul Suttes

Mystery Farm Series Begins This Week in Ukiah News

Ukiah readers will identify farms in Mendocino county through a new Mystery Farm feature. The Ukiah News and sponsoring associations publish aerial photos of 52 farms, one weekly, inviting readers to mail guesses. Five winners each week win Ukiah theatre tickets via a drawing, with entries due by 5 p.m. Monday after publication.

Ukiah News Redwood Empire Production Credit Association Ukiah National Farm Loan Association Ukiah Theatre Mendocino County Zekan-Robbings Company Harlan Iowa South State Street See Farm

Traffic Report From Ukiah City Accidents Last Week

City of Ukiah reports last week’s accidents include non injury and injury cases with fatalities to date, highlighting traffic incidents and safety concerns.

Ukiah

Ukiah Freeway By Pass Project Reported In Progress

Ukiah district engineer Alan Hart said a traffic report on Ukiah by pass is being prepared for state highway engineer George McCoy in Sacramento with expected April delivery. Public hearings are anticipated in Ukiah during the summer after routing approvals, following strong local backing from the Mendocino county board of supervisors and the Chamber of Commerce.

Ukiah Hareka Alan Hart George McCoy Sacramento Hart McCoy Ukiah Freeway Mendocino County Board of Supervisors Chamber of Commerce

Operator of County Fish Rescue Program Retires

Sportsmen of the Redwood Empire pay tribute to Harlan Nichols of Hopland who led Mendocino county's fish rescue program for seven years. He saved over a million trout steelhead and salmon since 1948, working alone with wardens and sportsmen, from 177000 in the first year to a peak of 335000. Nichols retires on doctor's orders after decades of dedicated service, leaving a lasting impact on regional stream rescue efforts.

Redwood Empire Harlan Nichols Hopland Mendocino County Nichols Ukiah Rod and Gun Club Andy Stahl Fish and Game Committee Stahl Hensley York Feliz McNab McDowell Robinson Rancheria Dry Parsons Tomki

$2396 Suit Filed For Sheep Killing

Fort Bragg area rancher A. J. Gray sues May and Ralph Luce in superior court for 2396 alleging two dogs owned by the defendants killed 33 sheep including two ewes and 31 lambs and chased the flock in early 1954. Gray is represented by Burke and Rawles of Ukiah.

Fort Bragg A. J. Gray May Ralph Luce Gray Luce Burke and Rawles Ukiah

County Jail Visiting Hours Are Changed

Sheriff Reno Bartolomie announced a change in visiting days at the county jail. Prisoners will now be allowed visitors on Tuesdays and Saturdays instead of Tuesdays and Thursdays, a courtesy to residents in outlying districts.

Reno Bartolomie Bartolomie

Prize Sought for Lead and Zinc on Sunken Ship

The Pacific Enterprise wreck off Point Arena carried lead and zinc valued at $450000. Salvage disputes continued in superior court as Dave Needle and Son contest Oakland's A B Settle salvage. Needle seeks injunction against Settle and recovery of $11271.33 from the sale to American Smelting and Refining.

Pacific Enterprise Point Arena Ean Ann Settle Los Angeles Needle Firm McCowen Needle

Utility Valuation Cut Opposed By Assessor

Mendocino County assessor W L Webb Brown opposed a state law that would cut the assessed value of public utility properties to match the assessment-to-value ratio used for other property. The measure, Chapter 1466, was suspended in 1951 but could take effect July 1. Brown notes utility assessments are set by the state board of equalization and records are confidential, making exact comparisons difficult. He cites utilities paid about 16 percent of county taxes last year, totaling 540 316.24 dollars out of 2 893 213.76 dollars from all non utilities, and warns a large cut would shrink the tax base.

W.L. (Webb) Brown Revenue State Board of Equalization Brown Mendocino County Brown Lee Utility

First Baptists Dedicate New Building Sunday

The First Baptist church dedicates the first unit of its new preschool building after morning worship on Palm Sunday April 3. An open house Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 invites inspection. The unit houses nursery and kindergarten with future plans for primary junior and church activities.

First’ Baptist Church Jershing San Henry Street Oak and Henry Streets Donald Powers’ Smith San Francisco Ray Higginson

Yokayo District Scout Meeting Slated April 6

The Yokayo District Scouters meet at the Fawn Cafeteria on Wednesday April 6 at noon. Members are urged to attend to discuss upcoming items, especially institutional representatives who can relay the program to their units. Lilburn Gibson chairs, Sam Gardner assists.

Yokayo Fawn Lilburn Gibson Yokago Sam Gardner

Taxpayers Meet At Ukiah Sunday

Ukiah hosts a meeting of the Mendocino County Taxpayers Association as Chapter 1486 of the state tax code is discussed. The gathering targets county and city governments, aiming to find relief and solutions for ongoing tax concerns.

Ukiah Mendocino County

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