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"ConeyIsland"isdryterri- tory and R. J. Williams must stand trial for selling liquor withinitsboundariesaccord- ingtoadecisionandopinion filedWednesdaymorning by Judge J. F. Ellison. As told exclusively in the News, Judge Ellison found in looking up the case that the Board of Su- pervisors who redistricted the county in 1889, form- ing districts, the descrip- tion of whose boundaries furnished the basis for the only defense used by J. T. Matlock, attorney for Wil- liams, rescinded their ac- tion a few months, throw- ing the county back into the original districts, as bounded by an ordinance enacted in the early '80s. By this ordinance all the territory in Tehama County east of the Sacra- mento river was thrown into one district. By add- ing to and taking away various election precincts to other districts from time to time the present boundaries of the districts were attained. — Sept. 16, 1915 100YEARSAGO... JudgeEllisonfinds'ConeyIsland'tobenolicenseterritory The Annual Blues for the Pool Fall Golf Scram- ble is set for 9 a.m. Satur- day, Oct. 10, at Oak Creek Golf Course. The 9-hole charity golf tournament supports the McGlynn Pool in Red Bluff. Cost for the day is $120 per four-person team, or $30 per person, and that includes golfing and lunch of tri-tip, beans, french bread, a green salad and dessert. There will be prizes for things like closest to the pin on holes 3 and 8, men's and women's long drive on hole 9, a draw- ing for participants and a 50/50 raffle. For more information, call 209-4364. Team rosters and checks may be sent to Blues For The Pool, 1500 S. Jack- son St., Red Bluff, CA 96080. To reserve a golf cart call 529-0674. FUNDRAISER Blues for the Pool Fa ll G ol f Sc ra mb le This recipe for bite sized tacos is from the Lassen County CattleWomen Beef Appetizer Cookbook. 1 pound ground beef 1 package taco seasoning 2 cups French's Fried on- ions, divided cup chopped fresh ci- lantro 32 bite sized round tor- tilla chips cup sour cream cup shredded cheddar cheese cup shredded jack cheese Cook beef over medium- high heat until browned; drain. Stir in taco season- ing, cup water, 1 cup French's fried onions and cilantro. Simmer 5 minutes until flavors are blended, stirring often. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Arrange tortilla chips on foil lined baking sheet. Top with beef mixture, sour cream, remaining onions and cheese. Bake 5 minutes or until cheeses are melted and on- ions are golden. CATTLEWOMEN'S CORNER Bite-sized tacos recipe The following informa- tion is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Red Bluff Fire, Tehama County Sheriff's Depart- ment, Corning Police De- partment, Corning Fire, Cal Fire and California Highway Patrol logs. Arrest EstebanCeja:19,of Red Bluff was arrested and booked into Tehama County Jail Monday on a felony charge of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse. Bail was set at $86,000. Anthony Douglas: 34, of Red Bluff, was arrested and booked Monday on one count of burglary. Bail was not set. Battery Vista Way: A report was received at 9:05p.m. Mon- day of an incident involving four youths involved in a fight. Nothing further was available. Burglary Shasta Avenue: A residential burglary was reported Monday as taking place between 5:30a.m. and 3:30p.m. Two hand- guns and $250in cash were taken. One gun was a Beretta 9mm, valued at $750. The second gun was a Sig Sauer .40caliber handgun valued at $1,000. Domestic 1100block Franzel Road: Police were called to a domestic incident about 4p.m. Monday in which a woman reported being as- saulted by her boy friend. They were called out a second time later in the day for a report that the boyfriend had broken her windshield. Fire 1600block El Cerrito: A vehicle fire was reported at 2:43p.m. Monday. The fire, which was contained by 3:14p.m., was a single vehicle engine compart- ment fire that spread into the passenger compart- ment of a Chevrolet El Camino. No one was injured. The cause was not determined. Suspicious 15900block of Tulare Bend: A women reported her neighbors' residence was broken into Monday. The door was kicked in and it looked like someone had been there. The woman was not sure if anything was m is si ng a nd w ill c on- tact the owners. Hasvold Drive and South Jackson Street: A report was made about 4:40 p.m. Monday of a woman loitering in the area looking into the yards of several residences. Officers made an area check, but were unable to locate her. Death South Main Street Chev- ron: Police responded to the gas station Saturday for a report of a man not breathing. The man was located on the bathroom floor with no pulse. A medical team performed life saving efforts but was unable to revive the man, who was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of death is pending an au- topsy but it appeared drugs were a factor. The s Solano Street: An employee of Bob's Tire Center reported seeing a man steal a tire from the business. The man drove away in a black and silver Ford F-150. There are no suspects or leads. 600block Lincoln Street: Someone reported their neighbors' old fashioned style girls bicycle with fenders and a spring front end was stolen Monday. The bicycle is pink and white with a white seat. POLICE LOGS Noted historian and au- thor Dottie Smith will pres- ent a multi-media program on the history of Cotton- wood at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, at the Cottonwood Community Center at. Theprogramisfreetothe public and is sponsored by the Tehama County Genea- logical and Historical Soci- ety. Light refreshments will be served. Dottiehaswrittenseveral booksondifferentaspectsof thehistoryofShastaandTe- hama counties, the first one being on Cottonwood. She has taught Shasta County historyatShastaCollegeand SimpsonUniversity.Shehas written reports for the Bu- reau of Land Management on parts of Tehama County history, including the Blue Ridge Flume and the west- ern foothill area. The Cottonwood Com- munity Center is just west of Interstate 5 at 20595 Gas Point Road. Turn south off GasPointRoadontheaccess driveway at the baseball di- amond. PROGRAM Cottonwood history to be presented COURTESY PHOTO Bartel's Giant Burgers will be outside of Plum Crazy on Main Street this year during the sixth annual Beef 'n Brew, Saturday. Starting at 5p.m. they will be serving quarters of giant burgers. Tickets are available for $20until closing time Friday, at Plum Crazy, The Lo , The Gold Exchange, on line at www.redbluffbeefnbrew.com or via Pay Pal. On Saturday, tickets will be $ 25. The fifth annual Har- vest Dinner presented by Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is sched- uled for 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3 at Llano Seco Ran- cho in Chico. The event will include a ranch tour, live music, auc- tion and raffle. Tickets are $75 each. For more information, call 894-7738 or visit land- conservation.org. FUNDRAISER Harvest dinner se t Oc t. 3 i n Ch ic o TheAssociatedPress LOS ANGELES A father who was found with stab wounds in an SUV while his three sons sat dead in the back was charged with murder Tuesday. Luis Fuentes, 33, also known as Luiz Yan- tuche, was charged with three counts, prosecu- tors said. The district attorney's office alleges special cir- cumstances — multiple murders and use of a knife in a killing — that would make Fuentes eligible for the death penalty, but prosecutors said they have not yet decided whether to seek capital punishment. Fuentes was being held without bail and was scheduled to appear in court Wednesday. It wasn't clear whether he has yet hired an attorney who could be reached for comment. Authorities allege Fuen- tes used a knife to kill his young sons — 8-year- old Alexander Fuentes, 9-year-old Juan Fuen- tes and 10-year-old Luis Fuentes. A furniture store owner found the bodies. Fuentes was in the front seat bleeding from stab wounds to his chest with a knife sitting next to him but survived his injuries, authorities said. MURDER LA father charged in death of 3 sons stabbed Findusonline! Discover Join us for STEELDAY 2015! 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