The herald., 1897-03-11
SANTA BARBARA
Board Of Trade Assisting the Unemployed.
Court Notes


SANTA BARBARA, March 10.-The
board of trade has fallen into line and
become a valuable auxiliary to the
movement inaugurated for the purpose
Of securing work for the unemployed
This organization proposes to purchase
a large quantity of trees and pay men
who are now idle to plant them along
the streets Of the city. Property owners
will pay small sum for the trees plant
ed in front of their respective premises.
The following committees have been ap
rointed to carry out the details of the
procedure:
Local improvement-C. F. Eaton, H.
L. Stambach and VIM. Wiles.
Finance-W. w. Burton, s. H. Martin
and A. Goux.
Advertising-Clio L. Lloyd, M. B. Nc
Dufiie and VIM. Newell.
Membership-C. H. Frink. C. c. Hun:
and L. G. Dreyfus.
Good roads--Wm. Oothout. jr., Ronald
Thomas and E. H. Sawyer.
A. Goux was chosen auditor Of the
board OF trade.
A license to wed was granted yester-
day to Charles w. Edelbrute, aged "a
and Mary Isabel Grohom, aged TO- both
residents of this city and natives of
Missouri
School Superintendent G. e. Thur
mond yesterday visited the Monticello
school, which he reports to be well con-
Quoted. The teachers there are Miss
Belle Pry in the grammar department
and Miss M. F. Hosmer in the primary
department. Sixty-three pupils are in
attendance. Montecito has the finest
school grounds and the poorest school
house In the county. On Monday Mr..
Thurmond called at Also school, which
he found in excellent condition. The
teachers are Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cook.
K. e. Holbrook, the sheriff and tax
collector of San Benito county. visited
Santa Barbara today. Mr.. Holbrook re-
for Sheriff John Burr, and is now on
his way home.
The defendants yesterday filed de-
murrer to the complaint in the case
of I. B. Pierce VS.. L. C. Cummings and
Sarah G. G. Cummings. The suit is for
the foreclosure of a lien on account of
grading contract. Defendants demur
that the complaint does not state facts
sufficient to constitute a cause Of ac-
ton. and pray for Judgment that they
be dismissed with their costs.
Public Administrator A. M. Ruiz to-
day filed petition for appointment as
administrator of the estate of Morris
Flynn, who died at Santa Ynez on the
2Sth ult. The estate is situated In the
Santa Ynez valley, and consists Of 140
acres of land, valued at $4,000, and per-
sonal property valued at $100. The
hearing of the petition was set by Coun-
ty Clerk H. H. Doyle for Saturday, the
Goth inst, at 10 a. m.
The followingmatters were disposed of
In the superior court today, before Hon.
w. B. Cope:
]. c. Wilson VS.. the Alcatraz Asphalt
company-Suit on an oil contract; set
for hearing on the 22d inst.
John s. Bell VS.. George Staacke, ex-
ecutor-Partition Of the Rancho Los
Alamos: set for trial May 10th.
Estate of E. w. Gaty-Decree signed
showing due publication Of notice and
the following appraisers apointed: E.
F. Rogers, George c. Black and H. J.
Finger.
Estate Of Leander M. Hubby-Decree
of final discharge of executors. Frank
M. Hubby and w. c. Doubleday, and ex-
ecutrix, Ella F. Hubby
Insolvency of w. I. Derieux-An order
Of adjudication Of insolvency was signed
by the court