This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UW.2ADI/1988 Message Board Post: I hope someone can help me. I am hoping to find an obituary for Aloysius Farrell, who died April 30, 1965 and was buried in Golden Gate National Cemetery as he was a veteran of WW I. The SSDI lists only "California" as his last residence. The California Death Index lists "San Francisco" county as his place of death. The San Francisco Library checked both the Examiner and Chronicle for an obit without success. I wonder if he died in a San Francisco hospital, but lived in another part of the area. I hope some kind person can help me find an obituary for him. I am hoping to discover if he had a wife or family or if he is the end of the line. I also wonder if Golden Gate National Cemetery might have a record of his last place of residence or some information about family. Has anyone gotten information from that cemetery? Thanks in advance for any help.

BTW, I tried to respond to the person asking this question off-list, but received the Dreaded-Automatic-Supersonic-Earthlink-Conversation-Blocker below. MeLani -----Original Message----- From: automated-response@earthlink.net Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 5:50 PM Subject: Re: RE: [CASanMateo] San Bruno family 1920-1950's This is an automatic reply to your email message to susan-k@mindspring.com This email address is protected by EarthLink spamBlocker. Your email message has been redirected to a "suspect email" folder for susan-k@mindspring.com. In order for your message to be moved to this recipient's Inbox, he or she must add your email address to a list of allowed senders.

I don't know where they were born, but this may be 2 of them in the CADI BARNETT MERTIE TRESSA 1894 08 27 SWEET GLEASON FEMALE MT EL DORADO 1985 02 25 566091643 90 BARNETT JOHN ALEXANDER 1921 10 03 GLEASON MALE MT EL DORADO 1995 05 13 556261990 73 If you had more info; such as state of birth or approx birth years for the parents, etc; we could look further. Good luck, MeLani -------Original Message----- --I am looking for anyone who may know of my Father's family in --San Bruno. I was unable to locate them in the 1930 census. --They lived at 353 Kains Ave. --Head; John or Jack H. Barnett; employed by Southern Pacific RR --wife; Mertie Barnett --Mary Barnett --Thomas Barnett - age 10 in 1930 --John A. Barnett - age 9 --Tom and John were good friends with Jack Singer. --Mertie's father John R. Gleason lived with them until he died --abt. 1930

MeLani, And don't 'ya just hate that ... and if you jump thru all the hoops, you still don't get an answer ... They will ask the question, But so afraid of Vigra they are, that they block all responses. I'm almost to a point that I get the dread SpamBlocker message, and I throw my hands in the air and quit and stop looking. Ugh .... I personally like the point and shot game every night of ... I got 90 messages and half of them are garbage and they are ..... click ... gone Chris At 05:56 PM 12/2/2004 -0600, you wrote: >BTW, >I tried to respond to the person asking this question off-list, but >received the Dreaded-Automatic-Supersonic-Earthlink-Conversation-Blocker >below. >MeLani > > >-----Original Message----- >From: automated-response@earthlink.net >Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 5:50 PM >Subject: Re: RE: [CASanMateo] San Bruno family 1920-1950's > >This is an automatic reply to your email message to >susan-k@mindspring.com >This email address is protected by EarthLink spamBlocker. Your email >message has been redirected to a "suspect email" folder for >susan-k@mindspring.com. In order for your message to be moved to this >recipient's Inbox, he or she must add your email address to a list of >allowed senders. > > > > >==== CASANMAT Mailing List ==== >San Mateo Co, California CAGenWeb >http://www.cagenweb.com/sanmateo/index.htm > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barnett, Singer, Gleason Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UW.2ADI/1987 Message Board Post: I am looking for anyone who may know of my Father's family in San Bruno. I was unable to locate them in the 1930 census. They lived at 353 Kains Ave. Head; John or Jack H. Barnett; employed by Southern Pacific RR wife; Mertie Barnett Mary Barnett Thomas Barnett - age 10 in 1930 John A. Barnett - age 9 Tom and John were good friends with Jack Singer. Mertie's father John R. Gleason lived with them until he died abt. 1930

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UW.2ADI/1899.2.1.1 Message Board Post: That would be wonderful, I would love to know if anyone is buried with him also. I would reimburse you for the cost of the pics. Thanks Liz

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UW.2ADI/1899.2.1 Message Board Post: I live close to Holy Cross Cemetery if you need a photo of the grave I will be glad to take one if you'd like.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UW.2ADI/1986 Message Board Post: My Mary O'Brien bn. May 1875 was probably boarding with someone in San Mateo County in 1910. She would have had a son, John, 12 years old and possibly other children. Can't find her because she wasn't Head of Household and I don't know who she lived with. I just know she didn't live with her husband, a merchant in SF. Can anyone help? TIA, Kris Mays

1910 Census California, San Mateo County, 3-twp District 58 (Redwood city) Mary A. Obrien is living with Peter A. RYAN and his wife Julia and many children and also Julia's parents. Mary is listed as the sister-in-law. There is no child listed as belonging to her. Jeanine oregonmaysfamily@aol.com wrote: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UW.2ADI/1986 Message Board Post: My Mary O'Brien bn. May 1875 was probably boarding with someone in San Mateo County in 1910. She would have had a son, John, 12 years old and possibly other children. Can't find her because she wasn't Head of Household and I don't know who she lived with. I just know she didn't live with her husband, a merchant in SF. Can anyone help? TIA, Kris Mays ==== CASANMAT Mailing List ==== San Mateo Co, California CAGenWeb http://www.cagenweb.com/sanmateo/index.htm ============================== Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx

Daly City Record Daly City, San Mateo County, California Vol. 5 No. 48 Friday, February 27, 1914 MARRIAGE LICENSES Morris V. BODDOE, aged 21, Alameda, and Florence G. MORSER, aged 19, San Francisco Hartwell T. WILLOCK Jr., aged 31, San Francisco, and Elizabeth P. BRITTAN, aged 28, Redwood Fred HAMER, aged 30, San Francisco, and May BABLE, aged 34, San Jose Fred McCRARY, aged 23, and Anna WIERCKE, aged 18, both of San Francisco John B. PEDRO, aged 28 and Jessie CARREIRA, aged 20, both of San Mateo Henry E. OTTERSON, aged 25, and Catherine A> COYNE, aged 24, both of San Francisco SUPERIOR COURT Cases Pending, in Progress, Settled, With Interesting Details to San Mateo County Folks Judge Buck has granted a final decree of divorce to Lizie CHAVES from her husband, E. CHAVES. The interlocutory decree was granted on December 4, 1912. By the decree the plaintiff was permitted to resume her maiden name, Lillian E.R. SIMMONS. The civil suit of Anna L. FEATHERSTONE against Mary C. CASEY and others was dismissed. The case of Peter FABER against M. BLACK et al that has been pending for some time was dismissed. The damage suit of J. GRAMZA against the Leslie Salt Refining Co. was dismissed, the case having been settled out of court. Irene D. ARMSTRONG has brought suit against John Franklin ARMSTRONG for an interlocutory decree of divorce on statutory grounds. Eugene B. LORTON, Henry J. MORJKEN company, filed a petition in the superior court Tuesday asking that a writ of mandate be issued compelling Auditor W.H. UNDERHILL and Treasurer P.P. CHAMBERLAIN to deliver a warrant for $485 assigned to the petitioner by L.Q. HAVENS, expert accountant for the recent grant jury. The petition states that the claim of Mr. HAVENS for 48 ½ days' work was approved by the court January 19, and the auditor drew the warrant January 23, but he has refused to deliver it to the petitioner without an order from the court. Judge Buck issued a writ compelling the auditor and treasurer to pay the petitioners to appear in court at 10 o'clock February 28 and show cause why they have not done so. W.J. MORGAN has commenced an action against J.E. HUNT and others to foreclose a vendor's lein. The plaintiff sold to defendant in May 1912, lots 49, 50 and 51, block 8, Wave Crest, for $270. HUNTER subsequently sold the property to a third party. Plaintiff contends that the claims for the $280 is a lein on the property and asks that the sum be paid with interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum or if not that the land be sold and the proceeds turned over to him. T.J. BRADY vs L.S. READING. Demurrer continued to February 26. Walter SEALEY vs Samuel KNIGHT. Trial continued to February 26. H.H. SELLERS vs George HOWARD et al. Trial continued to Feb. 26. John H. DAWSON vs C.M. JOHNSON et al Notice of motion for judgment given. A. BERG et al vs. A. KILGOUR. Demurrer overruled and defendant allowed 10 days to answer. Carrie E. GILLESPIE vs. W.W. GILLESPIE. Trial continued to Feb. 21 Edyth M. DALY vs A.G. DALY. Further trial continued to Feb. 21 Maria G. BEGHIN vs G. BEGHIN. Order made allowing plaintiff alimony in the sum of $50 per month and $25 on account of attorney fees. Joe Wilson Printing Co vs Louis MATTHAI. Judgment ordered for plaintiff as prayed for, less $10. Levy Bros vs H.G. PLYMIRE and administrator. Judgment ordered for plaintiff quieting title to north east quarter section 32, Township 7, south Range 4 West M D B and M, containing 160 acres. Eli J. ALLEMAND vs American Real Estate Company. Demurrer to answer submitted. James D. SKELLY vs S.H. COWELL et al. Trial set for April 7. Marnia SJOHOLN vs J. JAMES et al. Case submitted People vs Thomas MERRITT. Defendant pleads guilt to a charge of burglary and was sentenced to serve one year in San Quentin. PROBATE MATTERS Judge Buck has fixed March 5th as the day for the hearing of the application of Ernest W. HEWSON, the administrator of the estate of Nathalie T. HEWSON, deceased, for allowance of fees as executrix of the estate of N.J. BRITTAN, deceased, and for attorney fees for services rendered the executrix by Powell and Dow. Mrs. HEWSON was appointed administratrix after the death of her father on May 27, 1912. Mrs. HEWSON died on January 3, 1914, when the affairs of her father's estate were about settled. The BRITTAN estate was valued at $475,000. H.A. POWELL has petitioned for a termination of the life estate of Miranda E. MILLS to a certain small strip of land at Belmont adjoining the Robert Mills ranch. The property was set aside to Mrs. MILLS as a homestead under the will of the late Robert MILLS, she to hold it during her life time. William W. BARNES has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of John M. HUGHES, who died on December 18, 1913. The estate consists of an unliquidated claim for damages for the death of said deceased, and a right of action thereon, against the W.P. Fuller Co. and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The entire value of the estate consists of property not in excess of the sum of $10,000. Estate and guardianship of Frances BRAGHETA, a minor. Fifth annual accountant allowed and settled. Estate of John M. LANE, deceased. Order of sale of real estate located at Fresno made. Estate of Elizabeth STALTER, deceased, Carl STALTER appointed administrator with bond fixed at $200. Estate of Charles BRADLEY. Final account allowed and settled and petition for distribution granted. Estate of L.T. CARTER, deceased. Final account allowed and settled and petition for distribution granted. Estate of Jeremiah SULIVAN, deceased. Hanah SULIVAN granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $1200. Estate and guardianship of Ralph P. NOISAT, a minor. Partial hearing had on return of sale and further hearing continued to March 5th. Estate of Walter R. NOBS, deceased O.M. CARINGTON granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $2000. Estate of Carsten OTTEN, deceased. Probate of will continued to February 26. Estate and guardianship of Joseph G. McCARTHY, deceased. Final account allowed and settled and petition for distribution granted. Estate and guardianship of Gust EHMAN, an incompetent person. John A. FLINK, appointed guardian with bond fixed at $1600. Estate of Phebe A. HAWKINS, deceased. Final account allowed and settled and petition for distribution granted. Estate of C.F. DAHLEN, deceased. Partial hearing had on first and final account and hearing continued to February 26. Estate and guardianship of O.R. HUTCHINGS, a minor. M.H. INGLES appointed guardian with bond fixed at $600. Estate of Oscar HANSEN, deceased. Mary McLane HANSEN granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $500. APPRAISERS APPOINTED Judge Buck has appointed R.F. Chilcott inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of Fred F. BAKEWELL, deceased. The court also appointed R.F. Chilcott inheritance tax appraiser for the estate of Walter R. NOBS, deceased. Judge Buck has appointed H.W. Schaberg of Redwood City and C.P. Mosconi and J.M. Francis of Half Moon Bay appraisers of the estate of Mary WOODS, deceased. BUILDING CONTRACTS The following builders' contracts were filed in the office of the county recorder during the week. J.E. DICKERSON agrees to erect for Thomas J. FEELEY in 65 days a bungalow at Lomita Park for $2250. E. QUAGELLI agrees to erect for C. WOLTERS and his wife, Marie WOLTERS, in 90 days, a two-story residence at San Mateo Park for $4145. LOCAL Mrs. Angela SELMI is again quite sick this week with rheumatism. Rev. WOOLEVER will preach at eleven o'clock at the M.E. church Miss Gladis CINNAMOND, of Lake Merrit, Oakland, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mollie WHITE. George LIVELY of Hillcrest Drive, who has been very sick with pneumonia at St. Lukes hospital, has returned home very much improved. Mrs. B.F. JARVIS left Tuesday morning for Mendocino City, to join her husband who has a fine situation there and will probably remain all summer. Mrs. A. McCLELLAN, the trained nurse who resides of Hillcrest Drive, has returned from Oakland, where she has been engaged professionally for a couple of weeks. John CAMPBELL is greatly improving his valuable home on Santa Ana avenue, by moving his cottage a few feet back and placing it on a concrete foundation. The windstorm was so severe last Friday that a house in Hillcrest on the San Francisco side of the line, was blown down and completely demolished. Fortuantely no one was injured. Mr and Mrs. W.J. THOMPSON, who reside on E street, Colma, left last Thursday for Kansas City, Mo., called to the bedside of Mr. THOMPSON's father who is very ill. They will probably remain away several weeks. Sidney HARRIS made a visit in San Mateo Sunday. They say that his attraction is San Mateo is the beautiful daughter of one of the leading millionaires down there. Sid is a fine young man and nothing is too good for him. Fred MICHAELSEN and G.F. WILD went to Lomita Park Sunday to arrange for the interior decoration work on the new residence of A.A. PUTSNEY. The firm of Menzer & Menzer, architectural moulders and sculptors, have the contract. Roscoe E. BABER, formerly connected with the Record and quite well known in Daly City, was here Monday looking after this property on Crocker boulevard. Mr. BABER with his family now reside in San Francisco, but expect to erect a home in Daly City in the near future. ** Thelma Sturla's Birthday Miss Thelma STURLA, one of Colma's most interesting little ladies was tendered a very pleasant birthday party last Saturday evening, February 21, 1914, at which there was music and general splendid time. The following friends were present: Misses Reta GASS, Norma BELLI, Irene WIGHT, Irene VER LINDEN, Elvira ROSAIA, Erminia BIGGIO, Pearl LUCE, Ruby LUCE, Marie GIBLIN, Katherine GIBLIN, Palmeira FERRECHIO, Thelma STURLA, Winnefred CORTAGE, Grace CORTAGE, Emily BOCCI, Jennie BOCCI, Wilma NEVILLE, Alba FEGONE, Mrs. WIGHT, and Mrs. A. STURLA, Messrs Jack LONDON, Henry CONSERVA, Nick ARMONINO, Will McGRATH, Evo ANTROCOLI, Rudolph WITT, Howard GREENE, Bentley GASS, Bert STURLA and James DOWNEY. ** On Tuesday, February 17, 1914, Corpus Christi church in San Francisco, was the scene of the very quiet wedding of Miss Olive M. DAVIDSON of Colma to Mr. Emil L. CEREGHINO of San Francisco. So quiet was the wedding that none of the young lady's friends in Colma found it out for several days. It is understood that when the happy couple return from their bridal tour, they will reside in San Francisco. ** PACIFIC COAST SIDE What Our Neighbors Along the Pacific's Shore Have Been Doing, Are Doing and Will Do A.B. McFADDEN of Seattle was at Salada Beach Sunday visiting his daughter Mrs. George S. McDOWELL. W.H. SPENCER, who moved to San Mateo last May to go into the garage business, has returned to Farrallone to live. Mrs. BANGHART, an old resident of Purissima, but who now lives with her daughter in Los Angeles, had a paralytic stoke recently. What is the matter with Half Moon Bay? There is a fine little orange tree loaded with ripening fruit in Mr. Manuel BETTENCOURT's yard. Dr. George F. NEVIOUS, husband of Mrs. NEVIUS, music teacher in the Half Moon Bay high school, died in San Francisco last Tuesday at the age of 72 years. E.J. HUTLEY has been appointed deputy sheriff for Salada Beach by Sheriff MANSFIELD. Mr. HUTLEY will make a good official, as he was one of the rangers in the early days in Kansas. Last year was one of considerable activity in the line of building in Half Moon Bay, according to Mr. A.S. HATCH, Half Moon Bay's foremost lumber dealer. There were more dwellings erected last year than any previous year. Mr and Mrs. John MEYN of Lobitos will visit their old home in Germany in the near future. While in the Fatherland they will attend the golden wedding celebration of their sister. Mr. HEUSLER will assume charge of Mr. MEYN's place while the latter is away. The construction camp of James WILLISON, the boulevard contractor on the MARTINI ranch, is rapidly being completed and a large force of men and 100 head of horses and mules are expected this week. Graders, road plows, steam shovels, and other machinery necessary for the work are already on the ground and next week will see the work under way. Joseph Y. SMITH of Moss Beach, one of the grandest old pioneers of the Coast Side, father of C.B. SMITH, celebrated his 93rd birthday last week. The birthday dinner was given by Mrs. C.B. SMITH, whose excellence in that line is unsurpassed and of course was a most pleasant affair. George F. WATERS, assistant keeper of the Montara Lighthouse, went to Half Moon Bay Thursday in a buggy, accompanied by his son and another boy. The horse he was driving took fright and dashed madly down the street to the high school building, where it made a sharp turn and upset the buggy, throwing its occupants to the ground with great force. The boys escaped injury, but Mr. WATERS was severely bruised. The vehicle was badly wrecked. ** REDWOOD CITY RUMBLINGS Mrs. M.H. ABBOTT of New York, sister of A.J. FROMM, called on him during the fore part of the week. Mrs. ABBOTT left here last summer to travel in the Orient. She was accompanied here by Mrs. G.A. KISSAM, also of New York. Josephine READ was elected manager of the tennis club of Sequoia high school at a meeting of the club last Monday. The girls have already received challenges from San Jose and San Mateo, which games will be played in April. Mrs. H.C. FINKLER, entertained about fifty members of the Redwood City Woman's club at luncheon at the Hotel Sequoia Thursday. The dining room and tables were artistically decorated with cut flowers and potted plants that lent a charm to the affair. Mrs. J.B. SCROEDER, delivered one of her original poems in a pleasing manner that won applause. Mrs. James M. EVA, recited beautifully, and John D. GISH, the only male person at the luncheon, eloquently spoke of the good work of the Redwood City Woman's club. Mrs. KINKLER demonstrated her cleverness as a hostess. An automobile belonging to Chas. W. FAY, postmaster of San Francisco, was discovered by Marshall Jas. COLEMAN stuck in the mud near the Begger tannery Wednesday. The owner was notified and he at once dispatched his chauffeur for it. The machine was stolen on Tuesday from Mr. Fay's garage. Evidently the culprit came down the peninsula and having become stuck in the adobe abandoned the care and made his escape. ** REALTY TRANSFER Bertha Knox et al to Myra Knox Lots 1 to 5, 26, 27, 28, blk 3, University Tract Ansel M. Easton and wife to Jas A. Forune Lot 3 blk 43, Easton Addn to Burlingame Oaks Co to Edna J. Wells Lot 11, blk 66, lot 12, blk 66, Dumbarton Oaks T.D. Boardman to Mary K. Wehlan Lot 9, blk 8, Stanford Park Western Metropolis Realty Co to A.J. Scheib et al Lots 18, 19 blk 6 Concordia Land Co Sequoia Terr Realty Co to H.E. Weston Portion Lot 14, San Mateo Land Assn R.H. Smith to G.J. Nolan and wife. Lots 32, 33, 34 blk 5, Huntington Park Boston Invest Co to S. Hill Lots 1, 2 blk 5 Burlingame Park Sub 2 Rockaway Beach Co to L.A. Andrus, Lots 8, 9, 10, 11 blk 20; lot 30, blk 5, lot 5 blk 8, lot 19, blk 9, Rockaway Beach H.C. Breeden and wife to S. Knight Portions lots 28, 29, 4q(?), 48, 49, Burlingame Park sub 4 C.J. Johnson and wife to E.C. Bruge Lot 8, blk 15, Easton Addn to Burlingame E.F. Lowary to D.S. Hinds, Lot 24, blk 23, Vallemar Margaret Groner to Annie M.E. Gould Lot 6 blk 4, Redwood Range D Ocean Shore Dev Co to E.F. Hall, Lot 26, blk 16, Revised Ocean Villa Hensley Green Co to J.M. Peregrino and wife Lot 55, blk 1, San Bruno Park R.D. Hagerty to Josephine Forsyth Lot 13, blk 24, Crocker Tract Ella M. Mercer and husband to Cora M. Fish Lot 61, blk D, Mission St Tract S. Cassinelli and wife to H. Swenson Lots 1, 2, 3 blk 3, North Millbrae Hensley Green Co to Annie M. Haigh Lot 18 blk 4 San Bruno Park Glucksman Levy Realty Co to G. Donati and wife. Portion lot 144, West End Homestead P.H. Murphy to Crichton Lot 21, 22, blk 5, Concordia Land Co. Boston Invest Co. C. Collins, Lot 15, blk 44, Lyon & Hoag Sub P.E. Lamb to F. Bour et al Lot 2c, blk 2, Burlingame J.M. Newbert to E.J. Newbert Portion blk 39, Eastern Addn, San Mateo H.D. Newhouse to E. Holmfren Lots 41, 42, blk 4, North Millbrae Cal. Sub Home Co. to Mrs. M. Ingream, Lot 8, Blk 15, Farallone City. F.V. Wilbert and wife to J. Marquart Lot 23, blk 39, Easton Addn to Burlingame 3 Ravenswood Investment Co to Stanford Meat Co Lot 26, blk 11, Town of Ravenswood H. Wagner and wife to Myrtle Bonetti Lot 1, blk 3, Montara W. Rohbery to Mary E. McGraw Lot 33 blk 10 So San Francisco A.H. Wilson to M.J. Grene Lot 5 blk 16, Western Addn, San Mateo J.A. Boyd and wife to S. Berry Lots 8 and 8 (as printed) blk E. Boyd & Kent Addn. Redwood Crocker Estate Co to F. Snyder Lots 24 and E part Lot 25 blk 23, Crocker Estate Tract H.D. McGarvey to J.M. Cestal Lots 38, 39, blk 3, Portola Addn W.E. Schwarz to M.S. Russell Lot 41, blk 2 Tobin Park Same to E.G. Russell Lot 40 blk 2 Tobin Park W. Kelley to V. Bonolanza Ey ½ lot 23, blk 124, So. San Francisco W. Quinlan to J. Scarpa Port S.E. 1-4 Sec 28 to 7 S R 3 W H.D. McGravey to A field and wife Lots 52, 53, blk 1, McGarvey's Subdivision W. Schwarz to C.A. Brehler Lot 2 blk 14 Tobin Park Redwood Highlands Co to E.H. Heath Lot 16 blk 46 Redwood Highlands F.G. Wisker and wife to C.S. Pitkin Lot 4, blk 11, Burlingame Land Co Calara Valley Realty Co to C.M. Clark Lot 45, blk 24 Vallemar L.G. Hill to B.L. Hill Lot 18, blk 5 Miramontes Tract Small Farms Impro Co to C.L Paddon, Portion lot 11, San Mateo Land Assn C.A. Carlson to Jessie Schaetzer, lot 19 blk 44, Lyon & Hoag Sub J.D. Brynes Co. to W.O. Booth, Portion lot 8, blk 17, Town of San Mateo

Daniel, who wrote the message below, could really use a transcript of the obituary for Otto STEWART. Is there anyone who can check for him? Otto STEWART b. Aug 28, 1903 Alabama d. Oct 13, 1981 in SF County, but may have been living in San Mateo Co/San Bruno thanks for your time, MeLani, who tried to help, but doesn't have access to the obit --Seeking to complete my record on the family of Otto Stewart --who was born in Alabama in 1903 and died in San Bruno, San --Mateo County, California in 1981. He was the son of James --Edgar "Bob" Stewart and his wife Sarah Isabell "Sally" --Robertson Stewart. I have that he was married to Ruth --Mullins. I have been told that he had at least one son.

Here he is in the CA death index, and it shows he actually died in San Francisco County. STEWART OTTO 1903 08 28 ROBINSON --- MALE AL SAN FRANCISCO 1981 10 13 552449550 78 Do you have him in any census records? Do you know where Ruth was born? Or when he or they came to CA? MeLani -------Original Message----- --From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com --[mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of DChamp3599@aol.com --Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 1:10 PM --To: CASANMAT-L@rootsweb.com --Subject: [CASanMateo] OTTO STEWART -- --Message Board Post: --Seeking to complete my record on the family of Otto Stewart --who was born in Alabama in 1903 and died in San Bruno, San --Mateo County, California in 1981. He was the son of James --Edgar "Bob" Stewart and his wife Sarah Isabell "Sally" --Robertson Stewart. I have that he was married to Ruth --Mullins. I have been told that he had at least one son. --Would like to have the record of his children and wife. --Would be glad to share any information I have on this family.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEWART Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UW.2ADI/1985 Message Board Post: Seeking to complete my record on the family of Otto Stewart who was born in Alabama in 1903 and died in San Bruno, San Mateo County, California in 1981. He was the son of James Edgar "Bob" Stewart and his wife Sarah Isabell "Sally" Robertson Stewart. I have that he was married to Ruth Mullins. I have been told that he had at least one son. Would like to have the record of his children and wife. Would be glad to share any information I have on this family.

Daly City Record Daly City, San Mateo County, California Vol. 5 No. 47 Friday, February 20, 1914 MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph ZANONI, aged 35, and Seni SCHWICK, aged 32, both of Burlingame. Frank STEWART, aged 28, San Francisco and Emma J. EBENER, aged 23, Redwood City Alonzo C. GREEN, aged 23, San Francisco and Dolores G. SANDERS, aged 19, San Jose Henry JOUNNEAN, aged 32, and Laura A. STEWART, aged 31, both of San Francisco A. TENGBERGEN, aged 22, and Phoebe ROORK, aged 26, both of San Francisco. Henry ROHR, aged 23, and Mary COOKE, aged 19, both of San Francisco. Paul COLLISCHONN, aged 22, San Francisco, and Winnifred WEBB, aged 19, Los Angeles. SUPERIOR COURT Cases Pending, in Progress, Settled, With Interesting Details to San Mateo County Folks The papers on appeal from the justice court of the Fifth Township in the case of W.J. DEBENEDETTI against C.V. THOMSPSON, have been received and filed in the county clerk's office. R.S.K. MacMILLEN has brought suit against the Crocker Estate Company to compel the later to execute a deed to lots 29 and 30 in block 19, Crocker Tract, to him. The complaint recites the fact that in 1907 an agreement was entered into between the parties whereby plaintiff was to pay a monthly installment on the property until the full amount was paid. Plaintiff claims to have done this and now wants a deed to the property, which defendant refuses to give him. Christina ETTLIN has commenced an action against F.A. SMACK to recover the sum of $490 for rent of a certain building in Daly City. Defendant rented the place on November 26, 1912. Mr. SMACK succeeded William RAVEN, who leased the property on September 1, 1911, for a period of three years. He became bankrupt in 1912 and defendant bought his stock of liquor and succeeded to the business held by RAVEN. Ethel Soule COOK has brought suit for an interlocutory decree of divorce against her husband, Joseph W. COOK, on statutory grounds. The National Brewing Company has brought suit against F.O. BRANDT to recover the sum of $1648,98 for merchandise, ware and goods delivered defendant during the two years last past. The Bank of Italy has brought foreclosure proceedings against R.S. HARRIS to recover the sum of $500, costs of suit and attorney fees in the sum of $150 and the further sum of $125 for money advanced in connection with the property. The real estate on which the mortgage is to be foreclosed consists of a portion of block 35, Eastern Addition to the town of San Mateo. Horace HILL Jr., et al has commenced an action against L.W. WILLIAMS to determine adverse claims and clouds upon title to 985 acres in the Fifth township. PROBATE Hannah SULIVAN has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Jeremiah SULLIVAN, who died at San Mateo on December 5, 1913. The estate consists of real property consisting of town lots and San Mateo and a parcel of land in the town of Mayfield. The personal property is worth $100. The value of the estate is unknown to the petitioner. However, it will exceed in value the sum of $10,000. The heirs at law are the petitioner, widow of the deceased, and the following children, all residing in San Mateo: Annie H. SULLIVAN, Mary E. MADDEN, Kate Z. KEATING, Lena N. McDERMOTT, Timothy P. SULIVAN and Daniel J. SULIVAN. (Sulivan/Sullivan as printed) Abbie W. FULLERTON has applied for letters of guardianship upon the person and estate of Ernestine CLAXTON, a minor, who, being over the age of 14 years, and being competent to select her guardian, nominated the petitioner to be her guardian. There is no estate. Grace M. CLAXTON is the present guardian and Mrs. FULLERTON wishes to displace her. The minor is 17 years old. The parties reside at San Mateo. Otis M. CARRINGTON has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Walter R. NOBS(?), who died in South America on September 1, 1913. The estate consists of cash in the San Mateo County Savings Bank, amounting to $892.65 and the sum of $65.28 on deposit in the First National Bank of Redwood City. Pietro MOLINARI has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Domenico CANEPA, who died at Colma on February 1, 1914. The estate consists of money in the bank, the amount of which is unknown to petitioner, and an interest in a vegetable garden at Colma. The entire value of the estate does not exceed the sum of $1500. The heirs at law are a brother and two sisters living in Italy. BUILDING CONTRACTS The following builders' contracts were filed in the office of the county recorder during the week: C.C. MOOREHOUSE agrees to do the artificial stone work for the C. Frederick KOHL new residence at Easton for $9750. Fred J. MAUER agrees to erect for the Warranty Investment Co. in 90 days, a five-room bungalow at "Blossom Heath Manor," Beresford, for $2550. The Van Sant-Houghton Company agrees to complete the interior wood finishing "trim" in the conservatory and bed rooms of the Geo. A. POPE residence at Burlingame by March 21, 1914, for $2047. LOCAL A.J. GREEN, one of Daly City's most popular sheet metal workers, is engaged at present on the Kohler mansion at Easton. Richard HARRIS who has been confined to his home at 147 Santa Ana avenue for the past two weeks from a capital operation, is slowly improving and hopes soon to be around. Mrs. Robert R. HOWARD presented her husband with the finest valentine in Daly City on the 14th inst. - a splendid, health, baby boy. Papa HOWARD permits passenger to ride free on his car, he is so joyful, and Grandpa S.E. SANDERS just owns the earth, that's all. Frank R. SAMPSON, who owns a beautiful cottage home on Santa Ana avenue and a resident of Daly City since the town was first started after the great fire in San Francisco, having resigned his position with the American Type Foundry after a continual service of twenty-two years, left Thursday morning for Dinuba, California, where he will probably locate. Daly City is losing one of her very best citizens and Dinuba will be indeed fortunate if he locates there. ** New Petit Jury The following is the list of one hundred petit jurors selected for the ensuing year: First Township Colma Sophia A. GRAY, P.F. CALLAN, C.P. LAMBERT, J.T. CRAM, Lillian KOSTA, Anna T. HARRISON Daly City John BIGGIO, Irene m. FREYER, P.F. FAHY, Jennie S. BEIRNE, W.J. HEINTZ, Julia T. PARKER, Mrs. W.J. SWEENEY, C.A. REARDON Lomita Harry T. ROBB, Minnie BOYLE, Elizabeth BEAN, Mary J. HUTLEY, Hewey SCHULKER, Mrs. C. PENDERGAST San Bruno Harry GRADY, E.G. LIENIZ, Honora L. O'CONNOR, Carrie HOFF South San Francisco Rosa E. SNYDER, Ethel C. BRITTON, E.N. BROWN, Nellie CARMODY, M.F. HEALY, Herman CAERDES(??-filming line through micro-film) Visitaction E.H. SCHWERIN Second Township Kate F. FARNHAM, Anna B. CAR, Geo. O. RUSSEL, Geo. A. NEAL, Mary H. COLE, Fred T. COLBY, L.E. NORBERG, Virginia M. PHL, Richard FIDDY, Ed J. SCHAUB, Evelyn J. FRIST, Georgia M. CUNN, Caroline DEHUMAN, B.A. PECKHAM, Charles STADER, Claud H. MOORE, Harrold FITZGERALD, Wm. MORRIS, Sr., Frank E. PALIN, Milton EDWARDS, Edith E. DORTON, Kate GITTINGS, James D. KEN, Laura S. HUYCK, Albert GIBSON, Edmund LEVY, Henry ELMERS, Harriet C. HAYDOCK, Stephen R. DOYLE, Martha CHAPMAN, W.H. DAVIS, Catherine A. BAIR, Henry ELMERS, Elizabeth M. FISHER, W.M. STANTON, Anne G. WEIGERSE, Charles B. MORTON Third Township John TOOLE, Jr., Armond REEFER, A.J. TROMBLY, J.D. SMITH, Gabe ENSTEIN, F.W. GLENNON, George HARKINS, Ira C. MERRILL, Chas. LITTLEJOHN, James G. MASON, E.O. RHODES, J.J. MURRAY, Wm. CHAPPELL, John B. KELLY, Frank HAAKER, Jack WILLIAMSON, Frank COUSSLLI, Henry JENKINS, G.C. NAHMERS, J H. LARIMORE Fourth Township C.M. JOHNSON, Geo. A. AZEVADO, J.F. WINKIE, H.S. SHULTZ, M.F. CUNHA, Jr., Thos. STEPHENSON, J.W. GILCREST Fifth Township Albert BLOUIQUIST, N.A. ARMOS, Frank BELL, Clay D. MOORE, John RAWLSTON ** Jurorettes Organizing One hundred prominent peninsula clubwomen have received invitations to attend a meeting Friday at the Burlingame town hall for organizing a feminine civic betterment league in San Mateo county. The grand jurorettes, who served recently, are interested. One of the jurorettes, Mrs. Mary MILLER of Burlingame, is the temporary chairman of the committee. Mrs. Racine McROSKEY, another jurorette, is the secretary. ** NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Mary Crocker, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Mary Crocker, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his office in South San Francisco, County of San Mateo, California, the same being his place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the said County of San Mateo, State of California. H.G. PLYMIRE Administrator of the estate of Mary Crocker, deceased Dated, Redwood City, Cal., Feb. 18, 1914 Edw. F. Fitzpatrick, Attorney for said estate This notice first appeared in the Daly City Record, Feb. 20, 1914 and published 5 times ***** NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Mateo. PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of Patrick Oakes, sometimes known as, and called Patrick Oaks, deceased. No. 1738 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Julia Oakes, administratrix of the estate of said Patrick Oaks, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said Patrick Oakes, deceased, or his estate, to exhibit and present them with the necessary vouchers, within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice (made February 20th, 1914) to the administratrix of said estate, at the law office of Henry Ward Brown, on Washington street, between Dunks and Briggs streets, in Colma, County of San Mateo, State of California; the same being the place hereby designated by said administratrix for the transaction of the business of the estate of said Patrick Oakes, sometimes known as and called Patrick Oaks, deceased. Dated: February 20th, 1914 JULIA OAKES Administratrix of the Estate of Patrick Oakes, sometimes known as and called Patrick Oaks, deceased. Henry Ward Brown, Attorney for said Administratrix, Colma, San Mateo County, Cal. This notice first appeared in the Daly City Record, February 20, 1914 ** (Initial Filming of the Newspaper has cut off a couple of letters in the ditch - when the word can be deduced - it was used, otherwise spaces will be used.) PACIFIC COAST SIDE What Our Neighbors Along the Pacific's Shore Have Been Doing, Are Doing and Will Do John NORTON, of Sacramento, is in Moss Beach visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed SCHNERR. Daniel SAUR and family, who left Granada nearly two years ago, going to Arizona, are back again to stay. Mrs. M.J. BETTINCOURT, with her mother and sister, are visiting Mrs. Dave ADERE, another sister in Lo_itos. The sand plant at Farallone which was seriously damaged by the high tides, has been repaired and is now loading cars again. Miss INGHAM arrived from Placerville during the week and is enjoying some of this ideal summer weather in her home at Marine View. The telephone company has authorized C.B. SMITH, who will be its manager here, to state that it will have its service installed here by the 15th of March. Mrs. Edith GALLAGHER is making extensive improvements at her new home. The small buildings have all been removed and Mr. BAKER has graded the streets and grounds. T.L. JORDAN, Ocean Shore agent at Moss Beach, is acting as chief dispatcher in the city for his company. Mr. JORDAN is taking S.S. SEATON's place, who resigned last Sunday and will be in the city until relieved, which he hopes will be soon. Mrs. J.F. GONZALES met with a distressing accident at Half Moon Bay last Wednesday. In crossing a street just graded she had to step up a slight embankment. The earth gave way and losing her balance, she fell and broke her elbow. William SOUZA passed through Half Moon Bay Monday on his way to San Diego, where he is engaged in business. He has been on a visit to his relatives in San Gregorio, where he was born. Mr. SOUZA says that his new home cannot compare with the old. James Wilson, the contractor for the boulevard over Pedro Mountain, was in Farallone, and he expects to begin work this week. WILSON has __traction steam shovel on the way from the East and several care of grading and road tools are here now, but it certainly looks as if thing "are doing" on the blessed road soon. The NOTLEYS, father and son, doing an extensive business in the feed and __el line in San Mateo, have purchased 640 acres of the Coburn timber and are already engaged in manufacturing it into ties and shingles. George NORLEY, the son, is at Pigeon Point managing the enterprise, which is located on Garzos creek, about nine miles from Pescadero. Shipment can be made from Pigeon Point, where a store will be established by the firm. A shingle mill is near completion and two big trucks will be utilized to transport its product as well as the output of ties, which will be shipped to Los Angeles in schooners, a number of which the NOTLEYS __n. They also have a large land __sessions at Shelter Cove, Humboldt County. T.L. LILLARD, who has had charge of the Stone Sand Plant, near Half Moon Bay has been transferred by his company to Sacramento, where it has a large contract of building levies. A.E. CLINE and F.E. LITTLEFIELD are busily engaged in building Miss ROBERTSON's cottage, in Montara, on the heights near the inn. It is said that these gentlemen will build three more cottages and bungalows at Montara between now and July 1st. Mrs. Ada MOLL, sister of E.B. MORSE of Moss Beach, sailed for the Hawaiian Islands, on the steamer, Manchuria. She will be away for three months and while there will take in the coming carnival at Honolulu. The county surveyors who are surveying the coast boulevard between Montara and Half Moon Bay expect to finish that work within the next few days, and the contract will be let very soon. This road will be built with a concrete base and asphaltic surface and when completed will be one of the best and prettiest driveways in the state. The Half Moon Bay Light and Power Company, who were recently awarded the contract to give Princeton, Marine View, Farallone, Moss Beach and Montara (Montara Highway Lighting District) street lights, have commenced the work of installing 101 lights which will be completed in three weeks. The first work was started at Princeton by the Sea. While at Salada Beach one day recently we had the pleasure of being escorted through the Salada Beach schoolhouse by Miss MADDEN, teacher of that school. The Comet man found several big light and airy rooms, ideal for school purposes, and a school library, containing 600 useful books. The basement has been arranged so the Improvement Club of Salada Beach and Brighton Beach have a delightful home. ** REDWOOD CITY RUMBLINGS Mrs. Clara HARRIS, of Table Grove, Illinois, is here on a short visit to her girlhood friend, Mrs. James E. RALSTON, of Redwood Highland. She is delighted with Redwood City. J.J. BULLOCK was here from Oakland on Thursday calling on friends. He has decided to return to Redwood City to practice law, and has rented his former offices in the Lipp building. Miss Emma Janet EBENER, of Roosevelt avenue, was united in marriage to Frank STEWART, of San Francisco, at the home of the bride's parents Thursday evening, Rev. STEVENS officiating. Hubert KIRKPATRICK, who has been here for the past six weeks left Wednesday for Alaska, where he holds a responsible and trusted position as electrical engineer for the GUGGENHEIMS, the capitalists. Harold PARKER, eldest son of Rev. J. APRKER, will take the competitive examination for Annapolis on February 17, in San Francisco. Young PARKER is a bright boy and is especially skilled in mathematics and leads his class, the senior, in all subjects. A.G.C. HAHN, the executive commissioner of the County Exposition Commission, has appointed Miss Gertrude PITCHER of this city his stenographer and clerk. She will also have charge of the office of the commission at the court house. Mr. HAHN, who will devote much of his time to the work of getting up the display for the fair, will be at the office every forenoon. W.H. HANSON and family, who have had apartments at the St. Francis all winter, have moved down from the city to occupy their cozy home on Arguello street for the summer months. Mr and Mrs. Clifton WOODHAMS came down from Sacrament last Sunday to spend the day with their parents. Mr. WOODHAMS holds a very responsible position in the State Controller's office at the capitol. William PHILLIPS, United States consul at Guaymas, Mexico, is here with Mrs. PHILLIPS for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs. PHILLIPS will return to Mexico in a few weeks. Their children will remain here to attend school. Mr. PHILLIPS in speaking of the trouble in the southern republic says that the accounts sent out are exaggerated and distorted. He believes that President Huerta will soon be overthrown and that a stable government will be established. ** "Papa John" Biggio's 68th Birthday On Thursday of last week the BIGGIO home at Biggio Park was the happy scene of a most complete surprise, occasioned by the birthday of John BIGGIO, Sr. The BIGGIOs have a large rock and brick crushing contract at the San Francisco city hall and the men folks were busy in the city, so the party was arranged by "Papa John's" Daughter-in-law, Mrs. Enrico BIGGIO and their charming daughters, Charlotta and Erminia. Owing to the probable lateness that the men would return home, a ruse was made in which a telephone message was sent saying that a man was there who wished to buy or lease the Biggio Park. This worked splendidly, so, of course there was no hitch in the arrangements. So overjoyed at the surprise was "Papa John" that he never thought of the prospective buyer until all were seated at the table that was laden with the most delicious Italian delicacies, including of course, raviolis, abalone, mussels, crab salad, chicken, etc., and then he inquired. Jim DOWNEY had been acquainted with the ruse and at once proceeded to offer a dollar for the property that worth several thousand. This caused a great laugh of course and no one joined in more heartily that the grand man in whose honor the dinner was given. Following the sumptuous repast, there was music and dancing until the midnight hour and every minute of the time was joy supreme. ** REALTY TRANSFERS W.C. Boock to W.F. Dreyer. Lot 20, blk 18, Crocker Tract W.F. Dreyer to C.D. Beach and wife, Lot 21, blk 18, Crocker Tract A.C. Banta to L.E. Banta Lot 35, blk 21, Granada C.H. Mikelsen and wife to G.H. Eckert and wife Lot 41, Villa Homestead Association W.E. Schwartz to C.N. Orton Lot 32 blk 22 Tobin Park Jno A. Boyd and wife to M.E. McCurcheon Lot 3, blk J, Boyd and Kend. Addn., Redwood J.J. Clark to Edith Condon Lot 3, blk 7, Addn to Arleta Park W.E. Schwartz to Arno L. Bachrodt Lot 38 blk 19 Tobin Park Same to Ella A. Nisbet Lot 13, blk 6, Tobin Park P.E. Longwell and husband to B. Spaulding Lot 9, blk 5, First Addn Montara M.A. Felton and wife to Conservative Land Co. Lot 24, blk 1, Cooper and Cunningham Sub and lots 38, 39, W.W. and M. Sub Redwood Park W.E. Schwarz to Mary A. Mee Lot 30 blk 6 Tobin Park G.F. Voight and wife to J.H. Ebert Lot 20 blk 16, Vista Grande Hensley-Green Co to Sophie Eggert Lot 28, blk H, San Bruno Park C. Brown and wife to J. Bjorkman and wife Lot 1 blk 53, Dumbarton J.A. Valencia to R.F. Duberke Lot 10 blk 21 Town San Mateo J. Calatro et al to Cal Sub Home Co. Lots 5, 6, blk 33, Farrallone City Jas Cuiffo et al to same Lots 7, 8, blk 33 same map J. Triglia and wife to same Lot 10, blk 30 same map Shore Line Invest Co to F.C. Mindach Lot 5 blk 46 Granada Hensley-Smith Co to S.R. Leon Lot 28, blk 8, San Pedro Terrace by the Sea Hensley Realty Co et al to J.H. Liddell Lots 16, 17, 18, blk 11, San Bruno Park Redwood City Realty Co et al to H.G. Klung Lot 3, blk 9, Wellesley Park E.D. Kelley to Etta Kelly Portion lot 2, Jose Martinez Estate Crocker Estate Co to O. Armando Lot 1 blk 6 Crocker Tract Crocker Estate Co to H. Witts Lot 1 blk 10, lot 2, blk 27, Crocker Tract Dalton Invest Co to A.W. Porter Lots 23, 24, 25, 30 blk 22, Wave Crest Hensley Grren Co to G.H. Erickson Lots 35, 36, blk 15, San Bruno Park F.H. Cory to V.B. Matlock Lot 6, blk 2, Lomita Park Ansel M. Easton and wife to V.B. Matlock et al, Lot 7, blk 2, Lomita Park Boston Invest Co to Henry J. DeVries Lot 3, blk 35, Lyon and Hoag Sub F.P. Brophy and wife to Della F. Stubbs Lot 1 blk 7 Princeton by the Sea Adeline C.S. Byfkogel to W.H. Lord Portio lot 2 blk 7, Property Burlingame Land Co The Moxey Realty Co to Rebecca K. Morris et al Lot 2 blk 1 W.W.&M. Sub West Redwood Land Co to S. Braunstein Lot 55 blk 4 West Redwood C.J.R. Peterson Portion Burlingame Terr Cal Sub Land Co to J. Galatro Por lots 8, 9, blk 35 Farallone City Same to Jas Triglia Portion lots 11, 12 blk 30 same map Same to J. Chettero Lot 1 blk 33, same map Ocean Shore Land Co to F.E. Dreisbach Lot 24 blk 31 Revised Salada Beach Baden Brick Co to T. Butler 22.16 acres near So. San Francisco Beatrice Shoemaker to Laura C. Spivalo 30.16 acres Belmont Terr H.D. McGarvey to Minnie Wahlicht Lot 68, blk 1, McGarvey Sub Same to A. Wahlicht Lot 19, blk 1, same map Thos Harrison and wife to V. Bollentini and wife. Portion lot 6, blk 7, School House Land Assn.

Daly City Record Daly City, San Mateo County, California Vol. 5 No. 46 Friday, February 13, 1914 MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert J. COWELL, aged 25, Los Angeles, and Mary WALSH, aged 21, San Francisco William BROUGRAND, aged 29, and Joe Marie GAUTHER, aged 29, both of San Francisco Frank Pierce MOSS, aged 29 and Lela B. BUIS, aged 26, both of San Francisco Forrest F. WHITE, aged 52, and Mary C. WASHINGTON, aged 45, both of San Francisco Francis L. BROWN, aged 29 and D.R. PHARRIS, aged 28, both of San Francisco William H. ROBERTS, age 39, San Francisco, and Eathel FEINE, aged 24, Reno, Nevada Chas. C. HELMER, aged 34, and Marion E. FREEDMAN, aged 29, both of San Francisco Kenneth McDONALD, aged 48, and Addie NELSON, aged 48, both of San Francisco (Initial Filming of the Newspaper has cut off a couple of letters in the ditch - when the word can be deduced - it was used, otherwise spaces will be used.) SUPERIOR COURT Cases Pending, in Progress, Settled, With Interesting Details to San Mateo County Folks The case of Gladding, McBean & _o, against J.D. GRANT and others has been dismissed. Judge Buck has granted a final decree of divorce of Hazel K. HYATT from her husband Edgar HYATT. The interlocutory decree was granted on January 30, 1913. The plaintiff was permitted to resume her maiden name, Hazel K. BRADIE. Judge Buck has appointed R.F. Chilcott inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of Bridget DUNN, deceased. Judge Buck has appointed H.W. Schaberg appraiser of the estate of Margaret HATTABOUGH, deceased. Judge Buck has appointed J.C. WILLIAMSON and C.J. COBURN of Pescadero and H.W. Schaberg of Redwood City appraisers of the estate of John QUADRO, deceased. The Bank of Italy has brought foreclosure proceedings against John _urz and others to recover the sum of $2,600. The property on which the mortgage is to be foreclosed consists of lots 8 and 9, block 6, Western Addition to the town of San Mateo. The Federal Construction Company has brought suit against the following defendants to recover the sums _et opposite their names for street work done in front of their property on Poplar avenue, San Mateo; San Mateo Building and Loan Association $58.15; Kathryn GRUMMON, et al., $60.10, Frank S. GRUMMON, $37.53; W.J. GUINN $7.43; Henry J. OLSEN, et al, $157.12. Elei SALABERT has commenced foreclosure proceedings against Jules RO_AL, et al, to recover the sum of $450. The building on which the mortgage is to be foreclosed consists of lot 13, Daly City. William C. KNOX has commenced an action against John H. PLATTNER and others to foreclose a mechanic's lien on a house and lot at San Carlos. Annie MEARS and others have brought an action against John_chelling to quiet title to lots 9 and 10, block 19, Western Addition to the Town of San Mateo Silvio BELLI and others have brought suit against the School House Land Association to quiet title to lot 5 and portion of lots 1 and 2, block 16, School House Land Association. Judge Buck has granted a final decree of divorce to Julia Marie Pederson from her husband, Adolph Pedersen. The interlocutory decree was granted on January 23, 1913. By the decree the defendant is relieved from the payment of alimony or for support. The couple was married at Burlingame on May 2, 1909. Joe Wilson Printing Company vs Rose MATTHAI. Motion for judgment resubmitted on briefs. Thomas J. BRADY vs L.S. READING. Demurrer continued to February 13. John H. DAWSON vs C.M. JOHNSON. Notice for motion of judgment continued to February 13. H.C. SAWYER vs L. L. SOLOMONS, judgment orders for plaintiff as prayed for. Edw. KIRKPATRICK vs Hensley Smith Co. Demurrer overruled and defendant given ten days to answer. G.J. McGREGOR vs Emilie McGREGOR. Demurrer overruled and defendant given ten days to answer. Motion for alimony continued to February 26. Miller Estate Co. vs Mark Lane. Case ordered resubmitted. Walter SEALEY vs Samuel KNIGHT. Trial continued to February 14. Moria SJHOLM vs J. JAMES et al, Trial continued to February 9. G. BARBIER vs Adolph SCHENONI. Judgment ordered for defendant L.M. PFLUGER vs James G. YOUNG. Case submitted. Horace J. FERREL, who was charged by the late grand jury with the crime of failing to support his wife, was tried before Judge Lampkin at Redwood City last Thursday and exonerated from the charge, the evidence presented from the charge, the evidence presented showing that FERREL was doing all that his means would permit for his wife. FERREL resides at Daly City and earns $75 a month, a portion of this he pays for doctor bills and has to live on the remainder of the income. His wife, who is at the county hospital, is given a part of his income. On hearing the evidence the court immediately dismissed the charge. PROBATE MATTERS Mary McLaine HANSEN has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Oscar HANSEN, who died in this county of May 21, 1908. The estate consists of a parcel of land in Alameda valued at $1,000 , from which a monthly rental of $12.50 is derived. Estate of Mary CALLAN, deceased. Petition to set aside homestead continued to February 26. Estate of Elena A. SEELEY, deceased. First account allowed and settled. Estate of Kate MOTZ, an incompetent person. Sale of lot 2C, in block 2, town of Burlingame to Marie BAURETT and Francois VAURE for $150 confirmed. Estate of Fred BAKEWELL, deceased. Elizabeth BAKEWELL granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $7,5000. Estate and guardianship of Gust EHMAN, an incompetent person. Petition for appointment as guardian continued to February 13. Estate and guardianship of Jean MARIE, deceased. First annual account allowed and settled. Estate of Ellen S. McGOWAN, deceased. Petition for partial distribution dropped from calendar. Estate of Margaret HATTABOUGH, deceased. Margaret DIAS granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $900. BUILDING CONTRACTS Seth COHEN agrees to do the electric wiring for the C. Frederick KOHL building at Easton for $2230. The following builders' contracts are filed in the county recorder's office yesterday: Croop and Keegan agree to erect a building in the Central Addition to San Mateo for the Peninsula Building Company for $2400. The same contractors agree to erect another building in the same portion of San Mateo for the Peninsula Building Company for $3404. LOCAL Miss Rose SPADONI who is employed in San Francisco is home on her vacation for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs. PENBROOK of Napa is spending a few days in Daly City visiting Mrs. PENBROOK's sister, Mrs. Lottie WHITE. White Western, whose home was destroyed by the recent fire that consumed sever houses on Beta avenue and Mission, is erecting a beautiful house. Jim WALLACE, one of the popular Constables of this township, who resides at South San Francisco, is recovering from a recent operation from appendicitis and made his first appearance of the street last Friday. ** Splendid South City Hospital One day last week the editor of the Record visited the South San Francisco General Hospital that was recently established by Dr. H.G. PLYMIRE, and through the courtesy of that genial gentleman was shown through the institution. Perfect nearness, the most essential thing in a first-class hospital, was noticed in every detail. The operating rooms, the wards, private rooms, dinning rooms and kitchen, all showed perfect order, including the well arranged office and reception rooms. While not familiar with such things, the equipment such as X-ray, apparatus, surgical instruments, sterilizing facilities and all else that seemed essential, were unquestionably first-class and the very best that can be procured. Dr. PLYMIRE is naturally very proud of this hospital and well he may be, for it equals anything in San Francisco. In fact, it has many advantages over the large hospitals in the insuring of better care and is more reasonable in price. ** SAN MATEO BOYS VANISH The two sons of A.L. GRAHAM, western manager of the International Correspondence Schools, disappeared Friday from their home in San Mateo Park while their father was away on a trip to Santa Rosa. Constable Michael SHEEHAN, who has been asked to find the missing boys, in uncertain whether they have just run away or been kidnapped by their mother, recently divorced from GRAHAM and who lost the custody of her four children, the boys and two girls. Mrs. GRAHAM's whereabouts are not known to the family. GRAHAM's married sister, with servants, has had the care of the children. The boys - Albert , aged twelve years, and Norris, aged nine years - have been traveling from their home to school on bicycles. It was on such a trip that they vanished, leaving absolutely no clew as to where they went. ** The San Mateo Board of Supervisors met in an adjourned meeting Monday with all members present except BLACKBURN. A.G.C. HAHN resigned as a member of the Mosquito Commission and Harold P. BROWN of Anthony was appointed in his stead. Surveyor NEUMAN in a communication withdrew his resignation, in which he stated that he would not likely be a candidate to succeed himself and considered that it would be best for the county to make the change now. He asked that some other arrangement be made for securing rights of way so that he might be relieved from that extra duty. ** PACIFIC COAST SIDE What Our Neighbors Along the Pacific's Shore Have Been Doing, Are Doing and Will Do Mrs. B. MURPHY, mother and Miss Virginia JASON, niece of Mrs. George FLINT are in Moss Beach visiting the latter. The R. MARTINI Company, leading artichoke growers on the Coast Side, have announced their intention to purchase automobile trucks to haul their produce to the San Francisco markets. Henry BAACH, E. SEEKAMP and Harry THORNHILL of San Francisco, members of the Moss Beach Boating and Fishing Club were here Sunday looking after the club's building on the Torre Ranch. Henry MAIER of Burlingame was in Half Moon Bay Monday and J.M. FRANCIS is making arrangements to have him lay out his year. Mr. MAIER is a famous landscape gardener. Emiel BEDENBECK of Oakland has married a charming young lady of that city. Mr. DEDENBECK Is a well known low tide visitor at Moss Beach, as he has missed very few of them in the past three years. Mrs. P. DeLUCIA, Mrs. J. CLARK and Miss Clara MULLEN of Miramar went to San Francisco via Half Moon Bay and San Mateo Tuesday. They say the automobile stage ride was delightful and the scenery beautiful. Fourteen people of Half Moon spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Thomas QUINLAN in Miramar. A delightful evening was spent, and all went home satisfied with life, as Mrs. QUINLAN had treated them to one of her famous chicken and spaghetti dinners. ** REDWOOD CITY RUMBLINGS Rev, C.H. STEVENS has now recovered from his recent attack of gastitis, and filled the pulpit of his church Sunday. During his illness his pulpit was billed by Rev. Jacob SPOOLMAN. Geo. EIKERENKOTTER, who is storekeeper on one of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's boats, was home last week after a pleasant trip to Honolulu. George is pleased with his life on the rolling main and claims to be a good sailor. S.H. BOWMAN, a former principal of the Belmont School who resided in Redwood City in 1907 and 1908, has been elected to a principalship in Los Angeles and has gone to the southern metropolis. For the past four years Mr. BOWMAN has been principal at Paso Robles. Mrs. C.L. McCRACKEN left on Thursday for San Mateo to take up her duties as matron of the new Peninsula hospital. County Tax and License Collector A. McSWEENEY started Monday on his second annual inspection tour of the merchants and liquor licenses of the county. The trip is made at the direction of the board of supervisors, the object being to see that all stores, hotels and saloons are operating under the proper licenses. Mr. McSWEENEY will take the coast route first, covering the territory from Salada Beach to Pescadero. ** REALTY TRANSFERS H.D. McGarvey to W. H. Ferguson Lot 1, blk 4 McGarvey Sub, Reese Sub Shore Line Invest Co to Abbie Dunfield Lot 4, blk 95, Granada C.D. Brown to J.E. Barnes Por. Sec 22, 11 Tp 3, S R 6 W T.B. Potter Realty Co to H.D. Hogrefe Portions blks 5, 35, 1, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20 Arleta Park Frances Bennett to A. Bennett. In Town Pescadero Same to M. Bennett In town Pescadero R.H. Smith to Sarah Z. French. Lot 44, blk 4, lot 2, 3, blk B, Huntington Park H.J. Foreman to G. Podesta Lot 1, blk 67, Abbey Homestead Dalton Investment Co to R.C. Schaffter. Portion blks 9, 11, 22, Wave Crest H.H. Specht to F.T. Finch Lot 55, blk 1, San Bruno Park J.McLeachlan to K.P. Hickey Lots 16, 19, 20, blk 1, Marina Vista Park Cal Sub Home Co to Jos Cozzi Lot 8 blk 29, Farallone Calara Valley Realty Co to J. Jennings Lots 31, 32, blk 24, Vallemoar Hensley-Green Co to A. Sweetser, Lot 46, 47 blk 4, San Bruno Park Bowie Estate Co to S.F. Payne, Portion lot 3, blk 40, Bowie Est Ern. Addn, San Mateo J.W. Timaney to A. Timaney Lot 21, blk 64, Dumbarton Oaks J.A. Boyd and wife to Jno. Leitner E ½ Lot 8, block H. Boyn and Kent Addn Redwood T. Callan to A. Oneto Lots 4, 5, blk 17, $75, Lot Homestead J.H. Howard to S.D. Hayne E ½ lot 1B, Bowie Estate K.P. HICKEY to H.L. Bartlett Lots 16, 19, 20, blk 1 Marino Vista Park Crocker Estate Co to D.A. Hare, Lots 3, 4, blk 12, Crocker Tract R.H. Smith to W. Weissbach Lots 46, 47, blk 22, Huntington Park Guadalupe Dev Co to C.A. Stehle, Lot 4, blk 14, same map Sophie E. Offermann to C.G. Stalter Lots 7, 8, blk 48, Ern Add Redwood Pulgas Land Co to O. Batista Lots 37, 38, 39 Gray Tract H. Stainberger and wife to Redwood City Realty Co. Portion lot 1, blk R. W.W.&M Sub Arthur W. Nelson et al to same. Same property as above Rockaway Beach Co to J. Hengeliere Lots 25, 26, blk 22, Rockaway Beach Chas Winters to L.H. Winters Lot 9, 12, blk 22, Lomita Park Dalton Invest Co. to Mer Trust Co of San Francisco, Por blks 18, 13, 22, Wave Crest Ira M. Cobe and wife to M.E. Wolfe and wife Lot 12, blk 5, Burlingame Terrace M. Pfeifer and G. Oento and wife, Lot 1, blk C Boyd Kent Addn San Mateo Invest Co to E.J. Turk Lots 1, 2 blk C. Boyd Kent Addn Shore Line Invest Co to Rebecca Hitchens Lot 6 blk 59, Granada Ed Bohnert to L. Bohnert Lot 65, blk 1, San Bruno Park C. Monson and wife to O. Monson, Lots 14, 16, blk 30, Brighton Beach R.A. Brothers to A.C. Stewart Lots 14, 15, blk 18, Arleta Park A.U. Larsen to Bertha Larsen Lot 7, 8, blk 2, De Coulon Sub., Burlingame Menlo Realty Co to F. Crane Lot 1h, blk 3, Stanford Park North Fair Oaks Land Co to Mrs. G.M. Parsons Lot 22, blk 50, No Fair Oaks

Daly City Record Daly City, San Mateo County, California Vol. 5 No. 45 Friday, February 6, 1914 SUPERIOR COURT Cases Pending, in Progress, Settled, With Interesting Details to San Mateo County Folks Attorneys for M.J. HYNES, administrator of the estate of Loren COBURN, the Pescadero millionaire, has filed an answer to the suit brought by Archer KINCAID for attorney's fees amounting to $15,000. Judge Buck has granted a final decree of divorce to Annie R. TASKEY from her husband, Paul TASKEY. The interlocutory decree was granted on November 1, 1912. The plaintiff was permitted to resume her maiden name of Annie R. ROBINSON. Judge Buck on Wednesday granted an interlocutory decree of divorce to Pietro VIANINO from his wife, Louise VIANINO, on the ground of extreme cruelty. "Good cause appearing therefore, it is ordered that M.J. HYNES, as guardian of Loren COBURN, and estate of the said named incompetent, be, and he is hereby authorized to pay in advance such moneys as may be required for the maintenance and support of Loren COBURN and his family, and for expenses incurred by or on behalf of said Loren COBURN in the matter of the Loren COBURN petition for restoration to competency, not to exceed the sum of $12,000 in any twelve successive months and subject to an accounting by said guardian and the approval of this court." James D. O'KANE vs W.E. DETELS, et al, judgment ordered for plaintiff quieting title to certain property at Menlo Park. Auto Gas Engine Starter Co. vs D.H. McEWEN. Trial set for February 25. Mary W. WEST vs Juita BETTS. Motion for a change of place of trial granted. A.T. FRENCH vs Louise PULLMAN. Demurrer overruled and 15 days allowed defendant to answer. Thomas I. BRADY vs L.S. READING. Demurrer continued to February 15. J.C. RUED vs Geo. LANDINI. Demurrer overruled and defendant given 10 days to answer. J.H. DAWSON vs C.M. JOHNSON. Notice of motion for judgment continued to February 5. Chas. STALLMBAN et al vs Mabel C. ALEXANDER as administratrix. Judgment ordered for plaintiff. Pietro VIANINO vs Louise VIANINO. Divorce granted to plaintiff E.W. McLELLAN vs East San Mateo Land Co. Remittur from Supreme Court ordered filed. J.C. EIKERENKOTTER has brought suit against William GASSERT to quiet title to lots 3 and 4, block 206, Abbey Homestead Association Ida E. VARNEY has begun foreclosure proceedings against Frances FOSS to recover the sum of $400, counsel fees and interest. The property on which the mortgage is to be foreclosed consists of lots 27 and 28, blk 10, San Bruno Park. Juanita Mendicoa has commenced an action against Theodore ROBART and his wife, Jennie ROBART, for an accounting for and for the partition of the Medcioca ranch in the Alpine district. The complaint alleges that Theodore ROBART holds the property in trust for plaintiff and Jennie ROBART, who are sisters, and will not transfer her portion of the ranch to her. He has farmed the land and has failed to make an accounting. She asks that he be made to do so and the property be apportioned or sold and the proceeds of such sale be divided between herself and her sister. Julius WALLMANN Has petitioned for an order declaring certain lots in the San Mateo Homestead community property and for an order vesting the title of said land in the petitioner. His wife, Lena WALLMANN, died last November. HULL Bros. have begun an action against J.H. PLATTNER and others to foreclose a lein on lot 1, block 17, San Carlos. The lien was secured for materials furnished for the construction of the PLATTNER new home and the materials were ordered by Mr. PLATTNER. The sum sought to be recovered is $106.25, the sum of $3.20 for filing lien, interest from September 3, 1913, and attorney's fees in the sum of $150. The Oldsmobile Company has brought suit against J.L. PUNDERSON to recover the sum of $1250 on a promissory note executed at San Francisco on January 2, 1914. Ann CLAFFEY has commenced an action against William PULLMAN and others to recover the sum of $1533.75 on a promissory note secured by a mortgage on a portion of lot 6, and all of lots 10, 11, 12, block 67, Santa Ynez Park, San Mateo. The remitter in the case of the E.W. McLELLAN Co against the East San Mateo Land Company has been received at the County Clerk's office from the Supreme Court. The opinion rendered by that tribunal on December 29, 1913, reverses the judgment of the lower court and gives appellant his costs on appeal. Plaintiff brought the action some time ago in the Superior Court of this county to recover the sum of $10,727.19 for material furnished and work done for the land company at San Mateo. The lower court gave a judgment for defendant and plaintiff at one appealed the case to the Supreme Court. The law firm of Denson, Cooley, Denson and D.W. Burbank has withdrawn as the attorneys for L.S. READING, the defendant in the case of Thomas BRADY against L.S. READING. Judge Buck has rendered an opinion in the matter of the settlement of the report and statement of the trustees of the POPE minors, viz: "In the matter of the settlement of the accounts of the trustees of the POPE minors. The accounts of the trustees, John J. DOYLE and Edmund M. DOYLE, presented herein, will be approved. There may be, but of that I am not sure, some small loss to the POPE minors, resulting if at all from errors in bookkeeping, but in any event it would be a very small sum of money. The trustees of the DOYLE estate, by my interpretation of the will of John T. DOYLE, have treated liberally the POPE minors, in fact these minors have received more than their share of the property from the DOYLE estate. There has been no evidence presented to warrant me finding any bad faith or breach of trust on the part of these trustees, and there is nothing to warrant me in finding that these trustees should be removed." PROBATE MATTERS Judge Buck has appointed R.F. Chilcott inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of Amalie REH, deceased. H.F. Butts, George Winter and R.F. Chilcott, appraisers of the estate of Mon Sam, have filed their inventory and appraisement. The total value of the estate is placed at $1,071.75 R.F. Chilcott, appraiser of the estate of Margaret McCORMICK, deceased has filed his inventory and appraisement. A certain lot of land and improvements at Pescadero is appraised at $1800. W.H. INGLES has applied for letters of guardianship upon the person and estate of Oscar Raymond HUTCHINGS, a minor. The petitioner is a brother-in-law of the minor, who resides with his mother at Belmont. Elizabeth BAKEWELL has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Fred BAKEWELL, who died at the City of Burlingame on January 16, 1914. The estate consists of four lots on Oak Grove avenue, Burlingame, a livery business on the same street and money in the bank. The personal property is worth $3000. The entire value of the estate does not exceed the sum of $10,000. The heirs at law are the petitioner, wife of the deceased, and Frances William BAKEWELL, aged 5 years, and Edward T. BAKEWELL, aged 2, children of the deceased. Jos. H. NASH has applied for letters of guardianship upon the estate of Gust EHMAN, an incompetent person. The petition recites the fact that said incompetent person is unable to care for himself or property. The estate consists of a house and lot a Farallone City, valued at $800. Carl F. STALER has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Elizabeth STALER, who died at Redwood City on October 8, 1904. Estate of Ellen McGOWAN, deceased. Petition for partial distribution continued to Feb. 5. Estate of Margaret ROCKEFELLER, deceased. Ida ROWAN granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $500. Estate of C. OTTEN, deceased. Further hearing on petition for probate of will continued to February 13. Estate of Mary CROCKER, deceased, H.G. PLYMIRE appointed administrator. Estate and guardianship of Frances A. BRAGHETTA, a minor. Fifth annual account continued to February 19. Estate of Raymond COMERFORD, deceased. Eliza C. HERBERT granted letters of administration with bond fixed at $100. Estate of Margaret McCORMICK, deceased. Sale of real estate confirmed. LOCAL George LYONS after a week's illness returned to work Monday. Mrs. Ben HANSEN, after her serious operation, is getting along nicely. Andfew VOGLER, of the Vista Grande bakery, is quite sick with rheumatism. Mrs. A.J. GREEN who was quite sick is improving and able to be about again. A movement is on foot for the organization of a Masonic Lodge in Daly City. Mrs. L.A. WAGGNER of Berkeley visited her sister, Mrs. A.G. ROBERTSON on Hillcrest Drive Wednesday. Mrs. E. SQUIER, of Park avenue, after a serious illness caused by an abscess in the ear, is able to be about again. E. FORSELL, wife and their two little daughters, Esther and Elsie, visited Mrs. FORSELL's brother, Ed NELSON, in San Francisco Sunday. A notable business change is a Daly City news feature this week, J. PANNELLI having sold his grocery store to his brother-in-law, Tony MILO. Miss Isabell GLORIANNA, a prominent Daly City belle, while gathering flowers Sunday, accidentally fell, straining her knee near the wireless telegraph station. Urbono GRANNUCCI, of the pioneer mercantile establishment of E. BELLI & Co., Colma, has returned from a three months visit at Lucca per Marlia, Toscany, Italy. Mrs. N. MEETH was in the city one day last week visiting her old schoolmate of Marinett, Wisconsin, who now is Mrs. Esther ADLER, whose husband is in the Mission work in San Francisco. There is an exceedingly happy home in Colma since Saturday, when Mrs. B.W. Haubrich presented her husband with a fine and bright nine-pound baby boy - a companion for the little sister, Sylvia. The cigarette smoked by a San Mateo society belle during application for a marriage license could hardly have been kindled by the spark of love. Miss Susie Leonard of Daly City, who teaches at the San Bruno school has returned to her position after an absence of several weeks in the hospital, where she underwent a capital operation. Mrs. E.I. WOODMAN, wife of the genial editor of the South City Enterprise, came over from South San Francisco Wednesday and spent the day with her daughter, who resides in the Crocker tract. The Record is not running a matrimonial bureau, but there is a nice looking young man named EADE at the Pride of the Hill market, who, when asked for a news item, replied: "Yes, tell your readers I want a wife." A Christening took place at St. Anne's church in Colma Sunday of the one-month old son of Peter CALLAN, and now there is another "Jim" CALLAN who will take the place of his popular uncle and Godfather, sometime in the future. John BARNETT returned home Saturday from the city and county hospital, San Francisco, where he was confined seven months on account of the amputation of his left leg. He was injured by falling from a scaffold while at his trade, carpentering. Saturday night a Daly City car struck a vegetable cart at the corner of Ford street and San Jose avenue killing the driver, an Italian whose name it has been unable to learn. Louis BACCIGALUPPI who lives at 23 Bismarch street was riding with the Italian and was also thrown off and badly bruised, though not seriously injured. Mrs. Williard L. McKAY of Los Angeles avenue gave a kitchen shower last Wednesday to Mrs. Ernest FERGUSON, an old resident of Daly City and a sister of Mrs. Jess SHEPHERD. Those present were: Miss Amy McDOUGAL, sister of San Francisco's city treasurer, John McDOUGAL, Mrs. Jess SHEPHERD and son Robbie, Mrs. W. CAMMEL and daughter Helen, Mrs. J. TRUMPY, Mrs. Edward FREYER, Mrs. C. HOUSTON, Mrs. W.M. TALBOTT and Mrs. C.W. BUTLER. Fred J. HOOPER has brought suit against his wife, Dora G. HOPPER, for an interlocutory decree of divorce on the grounds of desertion. The couple were married in San Francisco on August 20, 1901. There is one minor child, Westly Irving HOPPER, the custody of whom the plaintiff wishes defendant to have, provided he may be permitted to see the boy at stated times. The community property consists of lots 47 and 48 block A, Mission Tract, Daly City. Plaintiff asks that the property be divided equally between himself and wife. Henry Ward Brown is the attorney for Mr. HOPPER. (HOOPER/HOPPER as printed) ** "Cupid Eleanor Falvey" Monday evening's Call had a fine picture of Miss Eleanor FALVEY, the popular and pretty deputy in County Clerk NASH's office, who has been named "Cupid Eleanor" on account of the large number of marriage licenses that she has issued. "Runaway couples are my specialty," says Miss FALVEY. "I just delight in being taken into their confidence. It is all so very romantic, you know. Oh course, they expect the secret to be kept, and I respect their wishes." ** THE JURORETTES OF SAN MATEO COUNTY Eleven Are on List From Which Next Grand Jury Is to Be Selected The legality of the jurorettes of the recent Grand Jury of San Mateo county and the right of women to serve as jurors were attacked Saturday before Superior Judge George Buck of Redwood City by William Hoff COOK, attorney for Auditor W.H. UNDERSHILL, against who an accusation was returned. A few moments after COOK announced that he would test the legality of jurorettes, Judge Buck selected a list of eleven women and nineteen men from which will be drawn the next grand jury. Cook attacked the validity of the accusation on the grounds that men only can serve as grand jurors and that the auditor did not keep his books and records as required by law. The UNDERHILL case was continued for one week. The auditor's counsel is prepared to take the case before the State Supreme Court to test the validity of women jurors. The list of the grand jury venire, which will report in court probably next November follows: WOMEN Katie WIGHT, Colma; Lillian G. MacBAIN, Lomita Park; Charlotte DIGGLES, Lomita Park; Carrie A. JURY, San Mateo; Mamie SHIELD, San Carlos; Eleanor McCULLOUGH, San Mateo; Margaret KRAUS, San Mateo; Mamie L. MERK, San Mateo; Nellie O;KEEFE, Menlo Park; Lottie HEISE, Redwood City; Sarah E. MERRIL, Redwood City. MEN Edward R. POOR, Daly City; Henry GEILFUSS, Colma; W.J. DeGEAR, Easton; P.E. FLEMING, Rockaway Beach; Thomas HICKEY, South San Francisco; A.D. JENEVEIN, San Bruno; J.P. RODGERS, San Mateo; J.E. CASEY, San Mateo; M.J. CONWAY, San Mateo; J.P. Daly, San Mateo; W.B. McKINNON, San Mateo; J.J. RODGERS, Redwood City; P.J. FOLEY, Redwood City; W.W. BYRNE, Woodside; C.J. BETTIN, Redwood City; A.F. JOSEPH, Half Moon; John KYNE, Moss Beach; Charles E. STELLE, Pescadero; T.E. ROE, San Gregorio. ** THOSE GRAND JURY CLAIMS The grand jury claims that were held up by Auditor UNDERHILL and then approved by him are as follows: Walter KNIGHT - $70.15 Dora WILSON - $48.30 W.F. TURNBULL - $38.10 Elizabeth VICKERSON - $46.20 Mary H. GILBERT - $45.30 Julia HAWES - $49.90 Jno. A. FLINK - $61.90 Miss Diva BELLI - $40.90 James CALLAN - $55.10 Mary E. FLETCHER - $41.05 Wm FAHEY - $55.15 Augusta GEARY - $54.30 E.A. SHAW - $68.40 Jas. M. BELL - $62.35 Harry HATCH - $42.60 Mrs. L.R. McROSKEY - $42.60 Mrs. Martha E. BILLINGS - $42.10 Mrs. Mary M. MILLER - $46.20 Mrs. Delia F. SPELLMAN - $61.20 L.Q. HAVEN, expert - $485.00 Gertrude E. PITCHER, typewriting - $22.00 Gertrude L. GEARY, typewriting - $14.10 Diva BELLI, stationery - $1.40 Russell & Stalter, team hire - $10.00 Burlingame Garage, auto hire - $15.00 Delia F. SPELLMAN, auto hire - 25.00 Nellie M. O'KEEFE, summoned - $3.00 W.J. PLUMP, summoned - $3.00 J.V. AZEVEDO, summoned - $3.00 ** GRAND JURY PRESENTS BOQUET TO JOE NASH The report of the late Grand Jury filed recently with Judge Buck, had the following to say regarding the office of the County Clerk. "The office of the County Clerk probably has ore details than any other office within our county as this officer has to act as clerk of the Board of Supervisors, clerk of the Superior Court and has charge of naturalizations, hunting licenses, registrations and the holding of all county elections." The report goes on to state that several recommendations of the precious Grand Juries had been carried out by Clerk Nash, adding much to the efficiency of his office. Fees amounting to $4,904.93 were collected during the year 1913, which is a remarkable showing considering the fact that while the clerk's office is not a fee office, thousands of pages of recording have been done for which no fee can be collected. When the above amount is compared with the fees collected in 1909, amounting to $3,372, one has some idea of the great increase of business of the clerk's office. The report states that but few clerical errors were found by the expert and that the work of the office was well in hand which was not the finding last year. Clerk Nash made a change in his office force early last spring to which he attributes its improved conditions. Judge Buck, in speaking of the County Clerk's good work, expressed himself as follows: "The people of this county are to be congratulated on having men of the Joe Nash type in office. He has proven himself capable, honest and fearless and is always to be found at his post of duty." ** The Board of Supervisors of San Mateo county met Monday with all members present. Liquor Licenses were renewed as follows: Mrs. ARCHIBALD, Belmont Partini Brothers, Colma H.C. CALDWELL, Belmont S. DELLAMAGORRI, San Bruno J. GRANNUCCI, Half Moon Bay McCORMICK & Son, Pexcadero Barney WARD, San Bruno ** VISTA GRANDE CIRCLE OFFICERS INSTALLED Deputy Supreme Chief Companion Mrs. Kate KENNEDY visited Vista Grande Circle, Companions of the Forest, Ancient Order of Foresters, officiating at the installation of officers for the ensuing year. She also complimented the Circle for having won the first prize offered by the Supreme Circle for making the greatest percentage gain last year, the Circle having doubled its membership. The installation was public, a large gathering of members and friends attending. These were installed: Chief Companion - Miss Rose SPODONI Sub-Chief Companion - Miss Elizabeth O'BRIEN Financial Secretary - Mrs. Margaret D. PARKER Recording Secretary - Mrs. Katherine GREEN Right Guide - Mrs. M. ARNOLD Left Guide - Miss Myrtle NEUMAN Inner Guard - Miss Frances BEHRE Outer Guard - Miss Jenny ROSENBERG Physician - Dr. D. Norman MORGAN The deputy supreme chief companion was assisted in the installation by the San Francisco Board of Deputies. A valuable gold emblem was presented to the retiring past chief companion, Mrs. Margaret PERETTA. Mrs. Rose NEUMAN was give a cut glass punch bowl. The affair was followed by a collation - Examiner ** Arthur BLOMQUIST died at Pescadero last Monday. The deceased was a man of considerable prominence in that section and was generally referred to as "the Apple King." His orchard is one of the largest in the county and contains sixty acres. - Review ** Mike Sheehan Out For Sheriff For a long time it has been generally understood that Michael SHEEHAN, constable for the Second Township and county probation officer, would be a candidate for sheriff, but not until this week has be definitely decided to throw his hat into the ring. Mr. SHEEHAN Has been a resident of San Mateo for twenty-seven years and constable for the Second Township for twelve years, during which time, he has been a faithful official, a terror to evil doers and a friend to the right. Just the sort of man who would make good anywhere. ** PACIFIC COAST SIDE What Our Neighbors Along the Pacific's Shore Have Been Doing, Are Doing and Will Do Mrs. J.A. McCORMICK of Pescadero, accompanied by her daughter Daisy, spent a few days of last week with her brother, Fred JOHNSTON, at Purissima. M.B. WIGGINS is preparing the Sunshine Valley road for a coat of macadam, which will be given it just as soon as the crushed rock can be received from the quarry. G.H. FLINT, for many months in the employ of C.B. SMITH of Moss Beach, will leave shortly for southern Siskiyou, where he will engage in ranching. His wife will go with him. According to the record made by C.B. SMITH at the depot at Half Moon Bay, 15.20 inches of rain fell during the month of January, or an average of over half an inch per day. The total for the season amounts to 26.55 inches. M. LEAZER of Marine View had planted eight varieties of South American fruit trees, which were furnished by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the people in this section will watch with interest this experiment and if successful, many more trees of the same kinds will be planted. Mr and Mrs. C.B. SMITH entertained a number of friends at their home in Moss Beach last Sunday, it being the occasion of Mrs. SMITH's birthday. A number of persons, who would have been guests from San Francisco were hindered from being present on account of the storm. However a number of Moss Beach Beach friends made the occasion joyous. Miss Annie BROWN and Emiel BEDENBECK of Oakland visited Mr and Mrs Charles T. NYE, several days during the past week. Mr BEDENBECK is a regular visitor to Moss Beach when the low tides fall on Saturdays and Sundays. He is an expert fisherman and always gets his share when out after eel, abalone and other fish caught at this point. ** Getting Ready Contractor WILLSON, accompanied by Supervisor J.M. FRANCIS, drove up to Montara Wednesday for the purpose of locating a camp to be used by the force of men to be employed in the construction of a boulevard over Montara mountain. He decided that MARTINI's ranch was the best place and will commence operations there, turning the first earth near the barn on that place. The preparations for camp will commence within a few days, bur work on the grading is not expected to be started for about en days yet, as the modern steam shovel on the way from the East are not expected to arrive before that time. Mr. WILLISON has a large contract on hand in Hollister, which he is rushing to completion. He expects to clean up there about the time his shovels get here so that he can give his undivided attention to his work here. He intends to establish another camp at San Pedro and work from both ends of the section at the same time. - Comet ** REDWOOD CITY RUMBLINGS Miss FALVEY, who presides over Cupid's department of the county clerk's office granted a marriage license Friday to a young lady named PEPPER. It does not necessarily follow that the husband's married life will be a hot one. Mrs. H.W. TAGGART, wife of the late Dr. TAGART, on Wednesday received a check for $3000 from Embarkadero Camp, Woodmen of the World, the amount due on a life insurance policy held by the doctor. (Taggart/Tagart as printed) John J. READ Jr. took the government civil service examination for a position in the railway mail service in San Francisco last May. The young man passed a splendid test, standing four from the top of the list. Recently he received an appointment from the post office department in Washington, and was assigned to the Ogden district. His salary for the first year will be $900. He will be raised every year for ten years when he shall have reached the limit, $1900 per annum. Gilbert MOORE and his bride of seventeen who are to walk across the continent in six months for a wager of $3000 were in Redwood City Thursday night, having started on their long journey from San Francisco last Wednesday. They seemed cheerful and full of confidence of making the trip in the required time. The MOORES will keep a southerly route across the continent and expect to make their way by selling postal cards and photographs of themselves and of the Panama Pacific exposition. They each carry knapsacks with extra clothes and provisions. REALTY TRANSFERS S.F. Payne to M. Daba, Lots 2, 3, 4, portion 1, blk 40, Bowie Est Ernr Addn, San Mateo Atlas Land and Con Co to F.W. Bartley Lots 38, 39 blk 5, Bernardo Station Tract Same to J. Benson Lots 11, 12 blk 2, Redondo Tract M.S. Silva to G.H. Riberio Lot 14 blk 6 Ola Vista Tract So. San Francisco Land and Imp Co to Hensley-Green Co Portion blks 4, 8, 15, 18, San Bruno Park Emma C. Thomas to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco Lots 1 to 5, Abbey Homestead The Moxey Realty Co to J.C. Price Lots 36, 37, 38, blk 5, Central Park, Redwood W.E. Schwartz to C.H. Bingham et al, Lot 2, blk 7 Tobin Park Anglo-Cal Trust Co to J. Hanacek Lots 31, 32, blk 6, Belle Air Park Am Anna M Forde et al to Mary E. Denehy Lot 8 blk 34 Easton Addn Burlingame Hensley-Green Co to A Downmiller Lot 34 blk 18, San Bruno Park Lilly Philips to Geo Philips Lots 7, 8 blk D, Mission St Tract Farrallon Home Realty Co to F.W. Garner Lots 12, 13 and portion 11, blk 42 Farallon Heights E.W. Magruder and wife to C.W. Donley Lots 4, 5 blk 9, Hancock's Addn Redwood Delia Walker to Eva T. Andrews Lot 4, blk 5, Dingee Park Richard Hade to Anna Hade, Por. Blk 75, Ern Addn Redwood The San Mateo Land Assn to M.A. Young Lot 6, blk G, San Mateo Heights Isabell Fletcher to S. Fletcher Lot 7, blk 35, Granada I. Bernhardo to W. Wneck and wife Lots 5, 6, 7, 11, 12 blk 5, Easton Addn Burlingame Russell T. Ainsworth to J.S. O'Brien Lot 35 blk 9, Crocker Tract Jas. Lee et al to S.F. Earl Lots 24 to 30 blk 2, Brewers Sub Burlingame Land and Water Co to Burlingame County Club 43.01 acres near Burlingame Dalton Investment Co to A.S. Holmes Portion blks 13, 9, 2, Wave Crest Same to M.D. Curtell, Portion blks 31, 15 Wave Crest J.M. Keaarse and wife to G.S. Brown and wife, Lot 22 blk 29, Lyon & Hoag Sub Hensley-Smith Co to Otto Mox Lots 9, 11 blk 10, Town Baden Sec W of R.R. W.E. Schwartz to C.W. Beattly Lot 3, blk 20, Tobin Park Pulgas Land Co to M. Gerbe Lots 66, 67, Gray Tract, portion EcEvoy Tract G.W. Dickie and wife to C. Hopper and wife. Portion blk 17, Wrn. Addn San Mateo Henry Rix and wife to C.C. Shattuck Lot 19 blk 54 First Addn Farallon City Crocker Estate Co to T.E. Grier lots 16, 17, blk 24, Crocker Tract R.H. Smith to E. Parnow and wife Lot 43, blk 3, Huntington Park Oaks Co to P.J. McInenry. Lots 36, 37, blk 65, Dumbarton J.A. Boyd and wife to F.B. Keliler Lot 5 blk G, Boyd & Kent Addn Shore Line Invest Co to P.J. Everly and wife Lots 2, 3 blk 18, Granada Luella B. Glick and husband to C.H. Price Lots 14, 15, blk 4, Lipton by the Sea Hensley-Green Co to J.A. Durnford Lot 44 blk 12 San Bruno Park Same to Cora A. Durnford Lot 43 same map P.J. Connolly to I.M. Cobe Lots A, B Blk 10, Burlingame Terrace Anna Scheliens and husband to E.W. Magruder Lot 1 blk 2, W.W. M. Sub C.H. Greenlin to E.C. Greenlin Lot 19, blk 50 Granada

Daly City Record Daly City, San Mateo County, California Vol. 5 No. 44 Friday, January 30, 1914 MARRIAGE LICENSES Frederick M. GARNJOIST, aged 21, and Nina A. FRELLANI, aged 18, both of San Francisco. Joseph OSTOJA, aged 36, Watsonville and Lena GROSSI, aged 25, San Mateo Adolfo PROJETTI, aged 27 and Adele LUCINI, aged 23, both of South San Francisco Harry JACKSON, aged 35, San Francisco and Elizabeth McTIEMAN, aged 36, Santa Cruz Louis VIDOVICH, aged 30, Mountain View and Annie MOZARA, aged 26, Portola (Initial Filming of the Newspaper has cut off a couple of letters in the ditch - when the word can be deduced - it was used, otherwise spaces will be used.) SUPERIOR COURT Cases Pending, in Progress, Settled, With Interesting Details to San Mateo County Folks G.J. McGREGOR vs Emile McGREGOR demurrer and notice of motion continued to January 30. Auto Gas Engine Co vs H.H. Mc_WEN. Notion of motion continued to January 29. Amelia BOITANO, et al vs Joseph __EBENEDETTI. Trial dropped from calendar. Mary B. WEST vs Juanita BETTS. Notice of change of trial continued to January 29. Mary C. AZEVEDO vs Margaret COS__. Demurrer overruled and defendant granted 10 days to answer. J.F. BRANDON vs Mrs. James BROG__ETTA. Notice of motion to dismiss dropped from calendar. Occidental Land and Improvement Co vs Ansel M. Easton. Case dismissed under 583 C.C.P. Carrie E. GILLESPIE vs W.W. GILLESPIE. Order to show cause entered continued to Feb. 17. Joseph D. DAY has brought foreclosure proceedings against James L. DAY and others to recover the sum of $240. The note, secured by a mortgage on lots 16, 17, Farallone City, was executed at San Mateo on January 19, 1909. H.D. COLLIER has brought suit against W.S. DUNLEAVY to recover the sum of $301.83 for merchandise delivered to defendant by the Standard Oil Company during the past year. Joseph WEHREN has brought suit against Alexander U. LARSEN and others to foreclose a chattel mortgage on a one-story frame building or shop at Burlingame for the sum of $500. The civil suit of Carmele BOITANA, as administratrix, against Joseph DEBENDETTI, filed some months ago has been dismissed. Judge Buck has granted a final decree of divorce to Arthur C. SHEFFIED from his wife, Mary E. SHEFFIED. The interlocutory decree was granted on October 17, 1912. The allowance for support of the minor child, Madeline, and defendant was set aside and a cash settlement was made that was satisfactory to all parties. The plaintiff was absolved from all claims for support. The defendant was allowed to resume her maiden name. Fred H. HOOPER has brought suit against his wife, Dora G. HOPPER for an interlocutory decree of divorce on the ground of desertion. The couple was married in San Francisco on August 20, 1901. There is one minor child, Westly Irving HOOPER, the custody of whom the plaintiff wishes defendant to have, provided he may be permitted to see the boy at stated times. The community property consists of lots 47 and 48, block A, Mission Tract, Daly City. Plaintiff asks that the property be divided equally between himself and wife. Henry Ward Brown is the attorney for Mr. HOPPER. PROBATE MATTERS Estate of John GLASCOCK, deceased. Will admitted to probate and Mary W. GLASCOCK granted letters testamentary. No bonds required. Estate of Ellen McGOWAN, deceased. Petition for partial distribution continued to January 29. Estate of Margaret ROCKEFELLER, deceased. Petition for letters of administration continued to January 29. Estate of C. OTTEN, deceased. Further hearing in petition for probate continued to January 29. R.F. Chilcott, inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of John I. HOGAN, deceased has filed his inventory and appraisement. The total value of the estate is placed at $2403.83. It consists of cash in the hands of the administrator amounting to $1027.58, a claim against the County of San Mateo for street sprinkling amounting to $123.75, a promissory note appraised at $1082.50, and personal property valued at $162.50. Margaret DIAS has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Margaret HATTABOUGH, who died at Pescadero on January 11, 1914. The estate consists of a mortgage on real property located on Cheney street, San Francisco, money in bank amounting to $239 and a life insurance policy. The entire value of the estate does not exceed $10,000. The heirs at law are: W. HATTABOUGH and Laura F. SMITH, residing at San Francisco and Margaret DIAS living at Pescadero, children of the deceased. APPRAISERS APPOINTED Judge Buck has appointed R.F. Chilcott inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of Hugh A. RAMSAY, deceased. Judge Buck has appointed H.W. Schaberg, M.F. Boland and F.J. Rochex, appraisers of the estate of Ralph P. NOISAT, deceased. Judge Buck has appointed R.F. Chilcott inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of Marie BONNET, deceased. Recorder Heiner Reports Annual statement of the business transacted in the office of County Recorder H.O. HEINER for the year 1913. Number of papers recorded - 7,590 Deeds - - 4,724 Trust deeds - 122 Mortgages - 902 Releases of mortgages, full or partial - 625 Builders contracts - 146 Maps - 119 All other documents - 1,152 Total - 7590 Total amount of fees collected - $10,993.30 Expended for salaries of Recorder, two deputies and five copyist $8,316.74 Profit to county - $2,476.56 Average time taken by recorder's office to file, index, copy, compare and return papers by mail to patrons of office - four days Compared with 1912 and 1911, the year 1913 in the business of the recorder's office shows a decease as follows: 1911 - papers recorded, 7825, fees collected, $11,128.50 1912 - papers recorded 8528, fees collected - $11,833.90 1913 - papers recorded 7690, fees collected $10,193.30 LOCAL Mrs. Anna EADE, is visiting her husband at Chico this week. Mrs. H. FREDERICK, 111 Green Avenue, gave birth to a fine baby boy on the 12th day of this month. Mrs. Margaret KOSS was afflicted last week with a paralytic stroke, leaving one of her eyes very bad. R.B. ROSE, editor of the Chico Tribune, made a visit to his niece, Mrs. Rowland HAMILTON, 127 Peoria Street, Monday evening. Miss Esther O'BRIEN, daughter of Mrs and J.S. O'BRIEN, 115 Green Avenue, has been quite sick, but is well and attending school again. Little Miss Gertrude HENDRICKS celebrated her eighth birthday at her home on Brunswick Street on the 17th inst., with a number of her little schoolmates present. Fritz HANSEN is the happiest individual in Daly City, with that new forty-dollar automobile. He has promised the Record editor a ride and the invitation is being seriously - quite seriously considered. An unidentified man was struck by a south-bound San Mateo electric car near Holy Cross Cemetery about 10 o'clock Sunday night. He was picked up by the car crew and taken to San Mateo, where he was sent to the Red Cross Hospital. He was unconscious and there was nothing to show his identity. He was poorly dressed and was apparently a laborer or tramp. Last Monday was the date designated for the Civil Service examination to fill the position of postmaster of Daly City, made vacant by the resignation of Mrs. Hazel C. RUSSEL. Mrs. Janet Currie CAMPBELL, Samuel CERF and William Wingo BALLENGER took the examination, either of whom would undoubtedly fill the bill and give good service to the patrons of the office. August A. RESKE, who was well and favorably known in Colma, died in San Francisco January 27th and the funeral takes place today, Friday under the auspices of Colma Vista Grande Aerie 1848, F.O.E. of which he was an honored member. He was also a member of Olive Grove, 116, U.A.O.D. The deceased was a native of Germany, aged 54 years, and leaves a wife and four children, Martha, Charles, Elsie and William to mourn his loss. Interment Mount Olivit. Al Green "Took The Cake" A.J. GREEN often demonstrates his foxyness and gets away with it, but on Tuesday evening Mrs. GREEN spoiled one of his prettiest stunts. It seems the Lady Forresters were preparing a nice feed at their hall and about dark, Al met a couple of the ladies with cakes and told them that he had been delegated to assist them, so they filled his arms with the delicious edibles and he at once started for the Civic Betterment League hall, where there was also a big feed that evening. He had not gone far however when Mrs. GREEN emerged from the door of the restaurant across the street and with the assistance of the other ladies rescued all the cakes except three nice ones which helped the Betterment League banquet very much. ** Boy Dies Under Auto With a group of school playmates, Lester BACIGALUPI, aged nine, ran into the street at Twenty-fifth and Valencia last Friday, laughing over his shoulder as he look back, and was killed. The front wheel of an auto driven by Thomas SPELLMAN, a contractor living in Colma, caught the child's foot and the fender knocked him down. Witnesses to the accident say SPELLMAN was driving slowly and that the boy was look backwards rather that in the direction he was going. SPELLMAN took the lad from the street, and Mrs. SPELLMAN, the only other occupant of the car, held him while SPELLMAN hastened to St. Luke's Hospital, near by. Dr. SANDBURY pronounced the child dead on his arrival at the hospital. There were no bruises on the boy's body and Dr. SANDBURY was unable to state whether he had died from shock or a broken neck. SPELLMAN was charged with manslaughter. ** Carl Browne Dies Word was received from Washington of the death there Friday of Carl BROWNE of Calistoga, Sacramento and the world at-large. He died of heart disease. BROWNE was a leader of COXEY's army in the famous march to Washington. Later he married COXEY's daughter. BROWNE for 50 years was one of Californi'a most picturesque figures. He was an artist, printer, writer, publisher, a knight of the open road, a champion of the poor and the weak, a labor patriot and a lover of humanity. For 35 years he attended the sessions of the State Legislature. Every Senator, Assemblyman, attaché and newspaperman in the last generation has had his face drawn by Carl BROWNE. In those years he brought out a daily paper "The Labor Knight." In 1877 BROWNE first sprang into public view by joining himself to Dennis KEARNEY, the sand-lot agitator, who was then making a great anti-Chinese stir. They were partners in a hand-print journal. BROWNE led the first parade of the unemployed through Chicago in 1893 and then became first lieutenant in COXEY's army to the national capitol. General COXEY's daughter divorced him in 1910. In 1906 BROWNE ran for Governor of California on the People's Party ticket, making his campaign from curbstones and soap boxes. ** PACIFIC COAST SIDE What Our Neighbors Along the Pacific's Shore Have Been Doing, Are Doing and Will Do Chas. McCOREY is making some very notable improvements on his house at Granada. Mrs. Margaret HATTABAUGH of Pescadero and E. BURTOLLITO of Half Moon Bay passed away last week. Columbus and Francis O'BRIAN of San Mateo are in Princeton-by-the-Sea visiting their sister Mrs. Alex BONZGANI. H.C.P. MORSE of Half Moon Bay has established an auto stage line between that place and San Mateo, making two trips a day and using a twelve passenger Stanley steamer. Cleaveland GRANGER formerly of Half Moon Bay and Miss Dora SHROUDER of San Francisco were married in the city Monday and left immediately for Oklahoma, where Mr. GRANGER has work in an oil field. Rev. Father A. ANDRIANO, Mrs. Ed CAMPBELL and Phillip GONZALEZ of Half Moon Bay were called to Pescadero Wednesday where they held High Mass over the body of the late Mrs. Joseph FRISCO. Mrs. GRISCO was a native of Ireland, aged 78 years and has lived on the Coast Side since the age of 16 years. Little Gertrude, only child of Mr and Mrs. Charles T. NYE, and who narrowly escaped a fatal scalding nearly a month ago, has convalesced sufficiently to get out into the sunshine when it arrives. The loss of a few freckles by reason of her new face, acquired through a peeling off of the skin after the burning, doesn't worry her a bit. She says she can get some more. **** It's a Good Ad F.R. BARRETT of the Steamer San Juan, which runs between San Francisco and Panama, was at Montara Sunday visiting Harr WAGNER. He is like Capt. JORDAN, who has command of a passenger boat running between San Francisco and Los Angeles. He paid one of the highest compliments that could be paid to any locality, in saying that the 21 street lights at Farallone was one of best advertisements that could be, as it showed that the citizens were up-to-the-minute and believes in leading the procession of progress. Mr. BARRETT stated that hundreds of passengers aboard the San Juan had asked him what place it was and reports that the lights made a fine showing from the ocean and he was trying to picture in his minds eye how 101 street lights would appear. Salada Beach and Brighton Beach are the next places on the Coast Side, Mr. BARRETT, to have lights. Watch for them. - Comet ** REDWOOD CITY RUMBLINGS Harry JACOBSON, formerly a merchant and postmaster here, but now an official of the Frank Tanning Company was in Redwood Tuesday. Miss Ivy WILKINSON, commercial teacher in the South San Francisco high school spent the week end here with her friend Miss Harriet MERRIL. Reports from the Children's Hospital, San Francisco, are to the effect that Harold STEVENS is getting along nicely and will soon be able to return to his school work. Rev. C.H. STEVENS has been quite ill during the past week and his pulpit was filed last Sunday by Rev. Jacob SPOOLMAN, who is here from Kansas with his family, visiting Mrs. SPOOLMAN's parents, Mr and Mrs. W.O. DODGE. Ernest WERDER left Friday with the Mystic Shriners for Truckee to enjoy the winter carnival now in progress at that place. Two hundred and eighty-eight voters have registered up until yesterday according to the figures in the county clerk's office. They were as follows: Republican 179, Progressive 31, Democratic 67, Socialist 4, declined to state politics 3, Prohibition 2, Union Labor 1, Independent 1. The Academic Council of Stanford University granted the Bachelor of Arts degree to fifty-four students who had completed the required amount of work for graduation. Among the number was Miss Petra JOHNSTON Of this city who had been enrolled in the Germanic Language deparment. Miss JOHNSTON will continue her work for another year to secure a higher degree. Although the students have graduated, they will not receive their diplomas until May. ** REALTY TRANSFERS Co-operative Land and Trust Co to J. Mancuso Lots 17, 18, blk 14, North Palo Alto Shore Line Invest Co to C.O. Gould Lot 4, blk 66, lot 10, block 89, Granada Hensley Green Co to F. Brookbank. Lots 27, 28, blk 17, San Bruno Park Chas J. Wesel to W.H. Wuarg Portion lot A blk 6, Burlingame Land Co. Dalton Invest Co to E. Greenbaum Lots 2, 3, blk 12, lots 14, 15, 33, 34, blk 17, Wave Crest Am. Lots 8, 9, blk 30 Wave Crest F. Hahn to J.T. Casey et al Portion lots 51, 52, blk 9, School House Extension Land Assn. H.S. Hinds et al to Faraloon Home Realty Co Lots 19, 20 blk 61, Farallone City H. Wagner et al to same. Portion blks 6 and 13, Hanemans Seaside Tract H.J. Reef et al to same Portion blks 14, 19, same map San Mateo Land Assn to P.A. Smith Lot 18 blk R San Mateo Heights Glucksman Levy Realty Co to S. De Matteis, Portion lot 10, 11, blk 5, Concordia Land Co A.M. Easton and wife to Fred D. Parr Lot 38, blk 43, Easton Addn, Burlingame S.P. Knight to J.F. Reed Lot 49, blk 7, Oakleigh Park Tract Nellie Armstrong to A.M. Armstrong Lots 14, 15 blk 8, Easton Addn Burlingame Ocean Shore Land Co to M.J. Marino Lot 4 blk 27 Salada Beach Hensley Green Co to R Snider Lots 41, 42, blk 30 San Bruno Park Same to Wm Toogood Lot 11 blk 9 San Bruno Park Dalton Invest Co to J.R. Moulthrop Lots 39, 40, 41 blk 15, Wave Crest W.E. Schwarz to J.H. Calussen Lot 2 blk 20 Tobin Park San Mateo Impr Co to San Mateo School Dist Lots 1 to 8, blk G, Hayward Park Redwood City Realty co to H.D. McGarvey Lot 12 blk 1, Menlo Grove Helen C. Culett and husband to Ethel C. Mills Part Quillota Tract J.H. Contad to R.W. Benson, Lot 7, blk 4, Granada Crocker Estate Co to W.E. Head and wife, Lot 35 blk 10 Crocker Tract Calara Valle y Realty Co to W.D. Malov lots 16, blk 7, Vallemar Owners Realty Co to E Himmel Lot 2 blk 1 Oakleigh Park Same to B.F. Himmel Lot 1 blk 16 same map R.H. Smith to Ida P. Hansen Lots 7, 8, blk 4, Huntington Park Same to J.L. Gerks Lots 10, 11, 1 same map P. Pillma to A.H. Cohen Lot 11, blk 16, Marine View Terr Mrs. J.J. Ferlin to same Lot 20, 12, blk 20 same map Nellie E. Heshaw and husband to B.C. Loomis. Lot 157 San Mateo Park W.F. Ebener to Lizzie Egener L.N.W.W.&.M. Sub The Moxey Realty Co. to G.H.Egling, Lots 6, 7, blk 2, Reese Sub J.A. Leuenberger to Caroline L. Leuenberger Lots 5, 6 blk 5, Salanda Beach Ansel M. Easton and wife to F.A. Tibbitts Lots 16 blk _ Lomita Park J.A. Hooper to A.B. McKee Lot 18 Valota Park Same to H.C. Tuchsen Lot 19 same tract Mm. E. Ebner to Annie E. Ebener, Lots 14 to 29, blk 1, lots B, 3 to 20, blk 2, W.W.&M Sub O. Grethen et al to Western Metropolis Realty Co. Portions blks 7, 8 Concordia Land Co. Burlingame Co to N. Wislow and wife Lot 32, blk 15, Burlingame Grove Owners Realty Co to Mrs. J.P. Nichols Lot 1, 2 blk 5, Venice Beach Addie P. Tripp to C. Josselyn 7,203 acres, Greet Lands J.H. Lyons and wife to Edw. L. Eyre N ½ lot 1, Sec 2 and N ½ lot 1 Sec 3 Tp 3, S.R.6.W A.E. Easton and wife to B. Baldwin Lot 2 blk 19, Easton Addn Burlingame J.R. Cunningham and wife and J.T. Lynch Lot 5, blk 57, Second Addn, Faraloone City R.H. Smith to G.A. Lynch and wife Lot 19 blk 4, Huntington Park H.J. Reef and wife to J.T. Lynch Lot 17 blk 6 Hanemanns Seaside Park Anglo-Cal Trust Co to E. Fall, Lots 14, 16, blk 17, North Fair Oaks F. Scheidegger to C.L. Paddon Lot 9 blk N, San Bruno Park Montara Realty Dev. Co to C. Erskine Lots 27, 28 blk 10, 1st Addn, Farallone City Glucksman Levy Realty Co to Mrs. J. Suling Lot 45 portion 44 blk 4, Concordia Land Co I.M. Cobe and wife to M. Miller. Lot 21, blk 6, Burlingame Terr. L.A. Smith to W.C. Davidson. Lot 21, Blk 40, Easton Addn No. 2 M. Regan to Mary Regan W ½ lot 11 blk H, Boyd & Kent Addn Annie E. Ebener to M. Hansen Portion blks 1, 2, W.W.&M Sub R.J. Young to E.J. Johnson Lot 16, and portion 15, San Mateo Land Assn Farrallone Home Realty Co to G.G. Smith et al, Lot 30, 31, 32, blk 32, Resub. Farallone City Hensley Green to Mary A. McGuinn, Lot 38, blk 27, San Bruno Park A.R. Brunner to J. Brunner. Lots 22, 23, blk 2, West Belmont, Lot 1 blk N. Hayward Park Mrs. P.J. Bilyl to B.E. Masfield Lot 43, blk 2, San Bruno Park Halfmoon Bay Realty Co to Dr. M.L. Pettit Lot 12, blk 1, Grand View Terrance Edith Apple to F. McKenna Lot 31, Burlingame Heights Crocker Est Co. to T. Collins Lot 18 blk 19, Crocker Tract J.M. Thompson to Ethel C. Thompson Lots 43, 44 blk 17, Belle Air Tract Same to R.L. Thompson Lot 25, blk 4, same map Ihler to A.T. Ihler, Lot 2 blk 16, Granada J. Anderson to Mary Anderson Lot 5, blk 19, Lomita Park ** BUILDING TRADES COUNTIL OF SAN MATEO COUNTY President - J.H. FLYNN Meets every Thursday evening at 8 Business Agent - A.S. BROWN Fin-Sec-Treas. - C.H. MORRISON All prior issues archived at http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/california/index.shtml

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Daly City Record Daly City, San Mateo County, California Vol. 5 No. 43 Friday, January 23, 1914 MARRIAGE LICENSES Harry L. NELSON, aged 30, and Harriet J. HOOPER, aged 18, both of Halfmoon Bay Clifton H. WOODHAMS, aged 23, Sacramento and Caroline M. DOXSEE, aged 21, Redwood City Wm. W. MORGANS, aged 22, San Jose and Dorette SCHUMANN, aged 22, Berkeley William C. FRAZIER, aged 22 and Mamie F. DANIS, aged 21, both of San Jose SUPERIOR COURT Cases Pending, in Progress, Settled, With Interesting Details to San Mateo County Folks Auto Gas Engine Starter Co. vs. D.H. McEWEN. Notice of motion continued to January 22. William S. TEVIS vs F.W. G. MOEBUS. Order to show cause dropped from calendar. William S. TEVIS vs Lundborg Morgan Co. Order to show cause dropped from calendar. Archer KINCAID vs Loren COBURN. Demurrer overruled and defendant given ten days in which to answer. Fred MARSH vs Amelia MARSH. Defendant allowed $50 a month, $25 attorney fees and costs in the sum of $25 on account. Mary C. AZEVEDO vs Margaret COSTA. Demurrer set for January 22nd. San Mateo Development Co vs C.B. WASHBURNE, et al. Judgment ordered for plaintiff. H.C. TUCHSEN appointed commissioner to sell property. The People vs Frank FOSTER. Defendant pleads not guilty. John D. GISH appointed to defend accused. The People vs George LEMON. Defendant pleads guilty. January 20th set as day for passing sentence. Robert KIRK vs Sarah L. PALMTAG. Judgment ordered for plaintiff as prayed for. Edward J. GRAMZA vs Leslie Salt Works. Trial continued to February 10th. G. BARBIERI vs A. SCHEMONI. Trial had and case submitted to the court for determination decision. The People vs Chin QUONG. Arraignment continued to January 19th. Joe WILSON Printing Co vs Louise MATTAI. Trial continued to January 22nd. The People vs J. LEMON. Order made granting defendant probation for one year. The People vs Philip SHERIDAN. Order made granting defendant probation for one year. Mary TOBIN vs Henry Ward BROWN, et al. Complaint dismissed as to John DOEs. Demurrers submitted. Camela BOITANO vs J. DEBENEDETTI, et al. Trial continued to January 22. J.F. BRANDON vs Mrs. James BRAGHETTA. Notice of motion to dismiss continued to January 22nd. Geo. C. WALSH vs Mary C. GILLESPIE, et al. Trial of case set for February 17th. Motion for leave to file amended answer denied. James D. SKELLY vs S.H. COWELL, et al. All demurrers overruled and defendant given ten days to answer. Maria SJHOLM vs Emelia JOHNSON, et al. Trial set for Feb. 3rd. H.H. SELLERS vs Geo. HOWARD, et al. Trial set for February 10th. Fannie S. CURTIS vs S.W. CURTIS. Order to show cause discharged. The civil suit of Lititia GREGG against Marie S. MILLER and Elmer M. MILLER has been transferred from Nevada County to this county for trial. According to the complaint, plaintiff exchanged lot 34, block 19, Crocker Tract and improvements and an insurance policy for a quarter section of land in Nevada County. Plaintiff has discovered that defendants have no title to the property and now ask that the deeds so exchanged be declared null and void. The title to the property in Nevada County is vested in John CALDWELL, Superior Judge of that county, and the State of California. The damage suit of Rosina H. TREADWELL against Dr. N.D. MORRISON of San Mateo has been transferred from San Francisco to this county for trial. The complaint was filed in San Francisco on September 25, 1913 and the case was transferred to the county last Monday. The complaint alleges that on September 28, 1912, the plaintiff fractured the bone of her right arm and called Dr. MORRISON to set the injured limb, that the work was done so negligently and carelessly that the bones were not placed in juxtaposition and therefore did not knit or heal. Some time after the bone became diseased and decayed. Plaintiff lost the entire use of her arm. She asks for damages in the sum of $50,000. Plaintiff also asks for further money in the sum of $1350 expended for surgery, medicines, etc. and for $165 for wages which she would have earned had she the use of her arm, making a total of $51,505.50. Ross & Ross are the attorneys for the defendant who is a prominent physician and surgeon of San Mateo. Richard V. COUSINS and Arthur H. COUSINS have commenced foreclosure proceedings in the Superior Court against the Edgemar Realty Syndicate to recover the sum of $600. The promissory note secured by the mortgage was executed in San Francisco in 1911. The property on which the mortgage is to be foreclosed consists of lots 10 and 31, block B; lot 21, block E, lot 5, block F, Edgemar subdivision, near Half Moon Bay. Kenneth M. GREEN has brought suit in the Superior Court against the South San Francisco Railroad and Power Company to recover damages in the sum of $25,000 for injuries sustained on January 14, 1913 through the carelessness and negligence of the company. The complaint alleges that plaintiff on the night of January 14, 1913, was about to board a Southern Pacific train at South San Francisco when he tripped on protruding rail on the tracks of the company and projected across the track of the Southern Pacific Co and when a train approached it ran over the limb and it had to be amputated. The defendant was negligent in that it did not keep its track flush with the street as required by law. Mr. GREEN was an inmate of the Red Cross Hospital at San Mateo for a period of two months. Plaintiff also asks for the sum of $4270 expended for medicine, operations, etc., and for the further sum of $2500, this representing the sum he would have earned as an attorney, had he not been injured. He was unable to practice his profession for nearly a year. The total sum asked for is $31,770. Green, Humphreys & Green are the attorneys for plaintiff. Guiseppe CAVALLERO has brought suit in the Superior Court against the Southern Pacific Railroad Company to recovery damages in the sum of $5000 for injuries received through the carelessness of the company. The complaint alleges that on January 13, 1913 the plaintiff was riding in a vehicle on the San Bruno road near South San Francisco and the gates on the railroad crossing at this point were kept open when a train was approaching . Plaintiff was struck and thrown to the ground. His rig was demolished and he suffered a fracture of the ankle of the right let and was confined to his home for several weeks. Besides the $5000 he asks for the sum of $150 which was paid for medical aid and medicine and also for the further sum of $30 for wages he would have earned had he not met with the mishap. John D. Williard and J.W. Coleberd are the attorneys for the plaintiff. William HERBERT has brought suit in the Superior Court against J.H. MANSGIELD to secure possession of a Croxton automobile secured by defendant under attachment. Plaintiff asks for possession of the machine or its equivalent, to wit, $1000 and also $10 a day for every day the auto is held by the plaintiff after the filing of the suit. The suit is a friendly one to determine the ownership of the car. PROBATE MATTERS Estate of Agostino DEMARTINI, deceased. Order made setting aside decree of settlement. Estate of Mary CROCKER, deceased. Petition for letters of administration continued to January 29th. Estate of Ellen S. McGOWAN, deceased. Petition for partial distribution continued to January 22. Estate of C. OTTEN, deceased. Probate of will continued to Jan. 22. Estate of J.J. MOORE, deceased. Final account allowed and settled and petition for distribution granted. Estate of Hugh A. RAMSEY, deceased. Lillian R. PORTER granted letter of administration with bond fixed at $3000. Eliza C. HERBERT has applied for letters of administration upon the estate of Raymond COMERFORD, who died on December 31, 1913. The estate consists of three separate parcels of property in the San Pedro Valley near Colma. The deceased owned a one-sixteenth interest in 35 acres at that place valued at $538, the same interest in 14 acres valued at $218, and the same interest in 75 acres worth $1234. The value of the entire estate does not exceed the sum of $5000. The heir at law is Eliza C. HERBER, mother and petitioner. Appraisers File Reports R.F. Chilcott, inheritance tax appraiser of the estate of Chas. BRADLEY, deceased, has filed his report showing the amount of inheritance tax due the state to be $689.18. The total value of the estate was placed at $58,485.93. LOCAL Mrs. Ed GOLDKUHL is moving to the city this week. Mark LOBLAW who has been on the sick list is able to be out again. Robbie LaFONTAIN is visiting his uncle, Charles SHA__ER in Berkeley Mrs. John SEGALE gave birth to a fine baby girl last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J.H. PARKER is recovering from a serious illness that has confined her to the house for several weeks. Mrs. Katie HAMMER of Daly City gave birth to a fine baby girl last Friday. Mother and child doing nicely Mrs. L. KING of Sacramento is spending a few days in Daly City visiting her sister, Mrs. J. KEENAN. Edward LASSUL, an undertaker from Burlingame, is residing in Mrs. Charles MULLEN's old residence and expects to remain in Daly City. Mrs. A.J. GREEN is in receipt of a letter from Oklahoma, stating that her two sisters, Alice, who is a teacher in a Convent there and Margaret Mary will visit her next year. Harry GREGORY who has been quite ill so that at one time his recovery was considered doubtful, The Record is pleased to state that he is improving nicely and is able to be out. John KEENAN, who is employed on the river boat "Navajo," reported Sunday when he came home that all the Sacramento river boats had been tied up Friday and Saturday on account of the storm. P. COUGHLAN of Winter and Vista Avenue has been suffering with a severe attack of rheumatism for the past three weeks which necessitated him being removed to a San Mateo hospital on Sunday last. Mrs. T. SHEEHAN of 117 Irvington Street, wife of our excellent city treasurer, has been quite ill several weeks. She was a Trinity Hospital for a couple of weeks, coming home Sunday considerably improved. Mr and Mrs. Frank BARTLETT have returned from their honeymoon trip, in which they intended touring Southern California, but are prevented from doing so by the severe storms. Miss Irene LOGAMARISNO, one of our fair maidens, was married to Elmer ROLAND last Sunday in San Francisco. Heartiest congratulations are extended to the young couple by a large number of friends. Be sure to register. Judge Ellis C. JOHNSON can be found at his court room during the day and on every evening, except Sunday, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the City Hall, to register all who are eligible. Mrs. F. ZING, mother of Mrs. J.H. PARKAR of Daly City, will celebrate her ninetieth birthday next week at the home of her oldest daughter, Mrs. A. O'Keefe, 358 Richland Avenue, San Francisco, and it is being arranged for a reunion of her nine children at the same time. The north-west corner of Mission and Los Angeles Avenue is to be improved with a fine building to take the place of the peanut stand. The building will be build by J. SHANNAN, the work to commence in about three weeks, and will be occupied by J. PANELLI's Grocery Store. The heavy rain Wednesday night resulted in quite a flood on Mission road between the entrance of Cypress Lawn Cemetery and Holy Cross, where in some places the mud was over a foot deep on the tracks so that the car service was badly crippled. In fact, there was but one San Mateo car south of the place and the service was badly cripple, necessitating the transfer of passengers nearly all day. Xavier SIMON, one of the school boys in the eighth grade of the Crocker Tract school, disappeared from his home on the day preceding the opening of school. He was a good boy at school so that did not cause him to go away. Up to the present not a word has been heard from him and not a trace has been found. What became of him is a mystery. Last Sunday Edward KAHL, aged seventeen, one of our bright young men was prematurely called to his long home. Although employed but a short time he had already gained a reputation for reliability and was earning good wages. He was one of the best of the recent graduates of Jefferson school. The sympathy of the entire neighborhood is extended to the bereaved family over their great loss. Everyone sympathizes with Mr and Mrs. Thomas SPELLMAN over the accident that befell them in their automobile which ran over and killed a school boy in San Francisco last Thursday evening. How said it is to think that this accident should happen to people who are always very careful and how much sadder it is that a bright young boy should lose his life. The deceased was a member of the BACIGALUPI family and a relative of the BELLI family of Colma. ** For Coroner and Public Administrator Walter A. STEAD of San Mateo and Burlingame herby announces his candidacy for the office of Coroner and Public Administrator or San Mateo County, subject to the will of the voters at the Fall election. If elected, he promises to bury the County's dead for $1.00 each instead of $16.00 as at present charged, and none will be buried in the Potter's Field. ** PACIFIC COAST SIDE What Our Neighbors Along the Pacific's Shore Have Been Doing, Are Doing and Will Do Mrs. P.E. LITTLEFIELD on Montara is on the sick list. The heavy rains of the past week did considerable damage to early planted potatoes and peas. A.B. McFADDEN, of Seattle, is at Salada Beach visiting his daughter, Mrs. George S. McDOWELL and grandson, George Jr. Frank T. HANCOCK, a carpenter of Napa, who has been here several times, is now located at Granada, which he hopes to make his permanent home. The telephone wire between Half Moon Bay and Pescadero were out of commission three days this week, due to unusual severity of the weather. L.F. BREIDENBACH, whose business interests keep him in Stockton all the time, excepting when we have the best abalone tides, spent a few days in Moss Beach last week. T. Louis CHIOSSI of San Francisco and E. BIGGIO of Daly City were week end visitors in Moss Beach and returned to their homes well ladened with the delicious abalone. Miss SILBIE, leading lady with Essany Motion Picture Company at Niles has had carpenters at her cottage at Tobin making some notable improvements. W.S. FULTON, a carpenter of San Francisco, tried his luck at fishing for abalones here last Sunday, but did not meet with the success he anticipated. The frijole banquet he enjoyed after fishing, he admits, eased his disappointment some, even if he had to do some lively scratching to keep pace with BREIDENBAH and the scribe. C.B. SMITH, who performs the dual duties of official rain gauger and depot agent for the railroad, recorded last Monday's downpour as 2.35 inches, which, with the rain that has fallen since, brings the season's total to 19.25 inches - regarded by every one as sufficient for present needs. If put to a vote no doubt a dry proposition would have a unanimous support. REDWOOD CITY RUMBLINGS Judge Geo. H. Buck has been presiding in the Superior Court at Lakeport during last week. H.S. PATTERSON, auditor and expert for the State Board of Control was in Redwood Thursday on official business. Mrs. R.M. SMITH, who has been visiting with her aunt, Mrs. CLOUD, for the past month, left for Medford, Oregon on Monday. Chas. STONE has resumed his duties as station agent for the Southern Pacific Company after having spent two weeks with Mrs. STONE, in visiting points of interest in the southern part of the state. DIED - In Redwood City, January 12, 1914, Harriet Mabel, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Valentine PEASE, a native of Redwood City, aged 8 months and 21 days. Miss Mamie YOUNT of this city, went to Los Gatos last Wednesday to attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss Etta BALDWIN and Ernest CALDWELL. Miss YOUNT acted as bridesmaid.