Amador Ledger from Jackson, California • Page 5

TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL This table gives tbe highest and lowest temperature In Jackson for each with tbe rainfall, as recorded by self-registering Instruments kept at tbo Ledger office: iTomp! 5. ij TempjE. Date. Date. L.iH.j 2 L.jH.p Jun.

31! 17 i 12 1 321 73! I 18 8 61i 19 I 4 88i 20 1 1 5 eel il 2i I A 88: 70! i 22 i 1 7 28! 73i i 23 88i 73! i 24 1 31! 72! .071 25 10 31! 50 26 I 73; 88: i 27 i 12.:.. 70! 65:0.03: 18 80! 47:0. Uflii 2tf I 14 45! 43:1.64 SO 15 i 43 0.07!i....;.31 i 18 i 02! 33; I Total rainfall for season to date 5.04 lnohes To corresponding period last season 21.51 LOCAL NEWS Last week Drs. Eudioott and Gall performed au operation upon Dan J. Murphy, whose home is at itutte City, lie passed through the ordeal very well.

Supervisor liurke and wife have both beeu very low with pneumonia at their home in Plymouth, but are now improving. Miss Watrous, who had charge of the Pine Urove school, gave up her position at the end of last term, and married to (J. E. Dodge? "a yuung'San" 'Francisco 'man. Her position is being tilled by Mrs John Eudy.

I. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9a. in." 'to 5 p.m.

OiUce, blaok 444: residence. Black 391: Jackson. According to the Kecord the Mascot saloon of Sutter Creek was broken into oue morning about two weeks ago, the intruder gaining entrance through a back window. He secured 84.20 from the cash register, besides taking live bottles of champagne from the shelves. There were no traces loft behind through which the officers could indentity anyone with the job- Last b'riday while Charles Mc- Kenuey, the blacksmith, was shooing a mule in' one of the drifts at the Gwin mine, tho animal kicked him, knouking himagaiust the walls of tho drifts and cutting his arm.

Dr. Endicott was called' to dress the wound. The local miners' union duriug tbe past yoar "distributed S2IU2 tor sick benefits and $75 for funerals. Only one member of tbe organization was killed in tho mines during tho past year. The Austrian National Croatian Society had installation of officers and initiation Jast Sunday evening.

After tbe services a banquet was served. John aud Joe iluzanti, two brothers, had their bands quite badly cut Monday while at work on a Burley drilling machine iv tbe Gwiu mine. Mrs Will Daugnerty went to Sacramento Wednesday, to be guue a few Dr. E. L.

Phillips office is at his residence, on Hamilton tract, opposite California hotel. Gilbert Voorheis, who has been iv Sonora for tbe oast couple of weeks returned tbe first of tbe weuk. His father, 1 A. Vonrbeis, is very much improved, though be is still subject to spoils at times. lie will be able to roturu for some tune.

Mr aud Mrs Crowell and children of Electra, were passougers for Sun Fraucleoo on Wednesday's stage. W. 'Jam has moved nearly the whole ot his stock into his new quarters. The now store presents a very neat aud attractive appearance, and is really quite au attractive feature to the north ond of Maiu street. Louis Huberts, who with his wil'o lett here some mouths ago aud went to live iv OaUlaud, returned last week.

Thoy expect to make their home hero hereafter. MraJonn Wusliburn underwent au operation at the Sierra hospital on and ia doing very ulculy. Mrs Mary 14. Jiulllnton was taken sick Jast Friday, and lihh sinoe beeu aonllnod to her residenoe on (Summit street, Mrs Uallagber is nursing b'er. John Vogan went down last week on a short visit to Sacramento and Stockton, and returned Monday evening.

AJ. L. Smith Notary Public and Stenographer, Court Jackson, Telephone Black 413. The addition to the rear of H. Myers business place is at a standstill.

The excavation is all done. Probably nothing will.be dove toward building until the weather becomes settled with the advent of spring. The addition will be thirty feet deep, and will be used mainly for storage purpose, giving 15 feet additional space to the front store, by throwing the present store room into the main store. The street about twenty in stretchod along the center of Main street from tho National hotel to the north were lighted tor a few hours Saturday night. Kaon light is' of 101) caudle power.

The extra illumination made a fine showing. We do not: know what arrangements have been made if any, to continue this lighting. We understand it will cost about $50 per month to maintain them, and the question is how can this sum be raised. The lights have not been turned on since. Wm; J.

MolJoe's law office Is now in the Grant building, rooms 413 and 414, at the corner of 7th and Market. Tel. Market 'id. N'2olt This is the busiest; time of the year for the lodges, for most of them have installation of ofticers during the Hrst mouth of the year. Almost every night this week there has been some lodge installing olUcere.

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church mot at the parsonage and presented their pastor with a shower of preservorl fruit on Tuesday, January 7th. A large number wore present, aud a very enjoyable evening was spent. l'ony Lagutnarsiuo, who has conducted the Volcano stage line lor some years, has sold the business to the berry brothers of Volcano. Sylvester Mazzoro, who was admitted to the Sierra Sanitarium over a week ago, to be treated for a threatened attack of pneumonia, is sufficiently improved to leave the hospital, which he will probably do today aud return to his home in Volcano. Mrs Dr.

Phillips, accompanied by her daughter, Krances. went to San Francisco on Wednesday, where she will spend a short time visiting her Ljouls Cassasa, who was takeu down with pueumouia ten days ago at his place near Clinton, is still very low, and is not -yet considered out of danger. A trained unrse is attending him. Jerome, the six year old sou of Thos Madden, ot New York ranch, was ndmitted to the Sierra hospital yesterday, to have a growth removed from his nose. (ieorgo liambrlo loturued Wednesday oveuing from a business trip taking him to San Francisco and Stockton.

Miss Kminii limit man returned Monday oveuiug from Shii Kruncisco, alter visit with her sisters, and Mis ooorge Wright. While at wotk in one or the drifts at tin! Kennedy mine, Herbert Grigg lost ills Imlamiu aud foil forward on his face, lie sustained a severe out ou tho forearm, which required a number of etitoiiea to olose. Louis i'eiidu has opeuod a barber shop iv tho Muldoon liuildiiiK- lie used to work iv the Oneidu mine, but wus eerlously hurt there, wheu he went to ban Krauchco, where be dually reoovered mid learned the barber tiade. Ladgcn 1 ami Chicago Weekly Inter- both papers for oue year $2.50 Iv advance. FRIDAY, JANUATIY 17, 15)08.

J. W. Caldwell went to the city this morning, aud will bo absent for few days. School superintendent H. Greenhftltfb, lirs received notloe from tho state snperlnteDdent'tbat the sum of 810005.02 baa been apportioned to Amador county, which he baa also apportioned to the various sohool dlstriots, tho tall report of which will appep.r next week.

i'he hew bridge aorocs the Consuninoa liver at Wisconsin been completed by the contractors, Mervy, Ellvell 00. of Oakland. Sudday the supervisors of thla county nnd of Xl Dorado wilt meet there and pass upou the work. Mrs Holland, her mothei, Mrs Williama, aud slater, Mamie Williams, left Thursday morning for Tonopah. At tbe bridge across south Jackson creek near the Zeila mine tbe fiame work for Mooting the bridge baa been built and three pieces of stool, tbe have been set in place.

Uefore this frame work was, up tbe traveling public could get through here alright by going Into tbe field to the east of the fill, keeping off tbo latter altogether, aud passing between the two abutments. But now even tbis way is closed, so that teams will have to go around by way of south Jaokson. Married at County Jail. Last evening between seven and eigbt, at tbe county jail, Miss Albiua Bargala became tbe bride of John J. Keyes, Judge Uoldner officiating.

Tbe bride is only fifteen years of age, so that her tnther had to give his consent to the marriage. The groom is a young man of Plymouth, twentyeight, years of age. He has been in jail for about tbo past three months awaiting trial on the charge of abduction of the girl now his wife. The father finally decided to drop the case if the two were married. Immediately after tbe ceremony they both lett for Plymouth, where they have lived most of their lives.

Costly Powder. That 'lbree of that crowd of aliens who' were celebrating their Julian Christmas by tbe explosion of heavy of giant powder on tbe suberbs of town, were arrested last Thursday ou. complaint of the management ot the mine, who charged them with having stolen 45 sticks of the explosive from tbe mine. They acknowledged the theft and Judge Rose, in imposing a line, classified the degrees of their crime as i guilty, more guitly, most guilty, agreeable to the extenuating circumstances connected with each case, and lining them respectively, SlO, S3O, and 810. Thoy put up the fine.

Expensive powder, that. Amador h'eeord. Football Game- Last' Saturday afternoon an elevou picked from tbe lone high school played a team picked from the Jacksoii boys on the local grounds. The town boys won by the score ot 10-0. Both teams were very much out of practice, so did not put up the best kind of a game.

-They expect to play again in tbe near future, but will traiu for The same evening the boys gave a dance with tho prococda from tbo gate receipts. I'bey are trying to make arrangements for a game with a Sun Andreas team. The boys are most enthusiastic over tbe idea of getting up a good team here. There is no doubt but that an eleven could be brought together, made up entirely of Jncksou boys, that could beat any team of its size. The boys have made up their minds to put as much time as possible to practicing.

Unclaimed Letters. Hoard of Trade, Mrs G. Dies it, Antonio Ferretti, Eugenio Feiretti, Cesarom Getulio, Miss Lieuore O'Urine (p. c. Isaac Frank Duden, postmaster.

DOCUMENTS RECORDED. I 'fhn following Instruments have bnen filed lor In the office Mneo onr last. report. We publish a completn lint of mrordnd, and must decline to aeoedn to any roqunsi to any document from tnean columns. Don't iisli to do so Deeds.

M. and Lawrence M. MoKenzie to Arthur JJ. Thomas, 80 ncroa in 14-7-13 and B0 acres in 23-7-13, no. Andrew and Peter liniDold to Mrs Emma Lench, lot in 8 of 30-0-10, 11.

Dr. John Gray to Tllile and W. J. Hlte, lot 7 block 10, Oleta, 8123. Trust Deed.

-Pete Savlcu to A. Camiuettiand PietroDaneri, trustees, lot of Hamilton subdivision of lot 4 block (i, Jaokson, to secure a loan of fMSO. Sarah and Harding Vanderpool to Frank Hamrnaok, $2000 four years interest at 7 per cent, sncuiud liy 195 acres iv 4-7-10 and 30 acres in 9-7-10. Mnrgarette and Martin l'italo to Lorenzo Oneto, S'2oo one year, interest at 8 per cent, secured by lot in Sutter Creek. Chattel Petor ttuvlch to Piotro Danori, 8150 at call with interest at 7 per cent, secured by barrels and tanks and tbe wine contaiued therein.

Satisfaction of E. C. Winter to Sarah and Harding Vanderpool. Lorenzo Oueto to Margarette and Martin Pitalo. Certificates of Robert D.

Gayloid tor Jos. D. Maxwell, 810.51 delinquent taxes of 1900 on 160 acres in 32-8-13. Decree ot Confirmation of Sale. Estate of Jas.

A. Louttit. Property sold in San Joaquin and Calaveras counties. Also au undivided 4 interest in 80 acres in 29-5-10 to JJ. P.

Wellington, 850. Mining N. Howdy, et al ot tbe Haphazen placer claim, Robinson district. ti. A.

Parker of claim in Kobinson district. Proof of Arthur Mills for Lied Hill Mining situated in 23-8-11. L. Cassinelli Columbus gravel mine, Volcano district. John Koss Alpha quartz mine, Sutter Creek district.

F. M. Farwoll, Daudy Kentuck, Dau Duty aud Jumbo claims for the Jose Gulch Mining Company. Card of Thanks. lo all tbe kind ft ieuds who assisted us In tbe last illness ot our loved husband and father we wish to extend our deepest thanks.

Mrs. John Andrews and family. SUPERIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS HON. R. C.

RUST, JUDGE Kstate ot Aitie M. linruey. Hearing on final account continued until January 18. Estate of John W. Objections to supplemental account tiled, and hearing thereon eet for January 17.

Estate of Uertiard Final account settled. John Marker ye. Kuby Final decree ot divorce granted. Application ol Nick Sky to become a Applicant admitted to citizenship. Application of Carlo Uotto for granted.

Application of Petro Paolo and others continued, date of hearing to be llxed hereafter. Kstate of Thos. M. Final account filed aurl notioes posted fixing the date of hearing as Jan. '25th.

Estate ot JohnJH. Mary Garibaldi petitions for letters of administration. Hearing set tor Jan. 18. New Cases.

Estate ot Wm. C. Petition for letters of administration tiled by Frank Walker, stating that he was a friend of deceased, that there are no known relatives in state, deceased being an unmarried mau. Estate consists of certain rights in 100 acres located in 22-7-13 and valued at about 8100. Estate of John deposited aud petition for probate filed.

John McCulloh died in Placer county, October 1907, and in his will names two of his sons, John G. aud Hirman McCulloh, as but the latter not a resident of tbe state renounces his right to act. The devisees are Jane E. McCulloh, widow ot decedent, JL W. McCulloh, Prank S.

McCulloh, John G. McCulloh and Francis iiartiett. Decedent left personal property valued at about $500, and real property valued about 82000, being ICO acres in Placer county aud 100 acres in thii county. Estate ot Isaac McClary. Last will and codicil deposited and tiled.

Jane McClary, one of the excutors named, in tbe will is dead; while the other, lrwin W. McClary, renounces his right to act as such, and requests that letters of administration be granted to William Brown, whose petition is filed. Tbe petition states that the deceased left an estate consisting of personal property to the value of about S.IOOO. In the will lrwin W. McClary, a son, Catherine Jane Connolly, a daughter, and Amie Bell, a grand daughter, are named as beneHcuries, while his brother, who resides in Canada, is not named.

Feb. Ist, is the date fixed for the hearing. 5 For that cough Ruhser's White Pine, Tar and Menthol 50 cents per bottle RUHSERS CITY PHARMACY. Cal. iTomp! 5.

ij TempjE. Date. Date. L.iH.j 2 L.jH.p Jun. 31! 17 i 12 1 321 73! I 18 8 61i 19 I 4 88i 20 1 1 5 eel il 2i I A 88: 70! i 22 i 1 7 28! 73i i 23 88i 73! i 24 1 31! 72! .071 25 10 31! 50 26 I 73; 88: i 27 i 12.:..

70! 65:0.03: 18 80! 47:0. Uflii 2tf I 14 45! 43:1.64 SO 15 i 43 0.07!i....;.31 i 18 i 02! 33; I fiSi Stb-lAv mM Bff mMmi Xl fin Imil BiJAiCv Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum, No Lime Phosphate BORN. Jackson, January 11, 1008, to the wife of John Petro- MARRIED. Iv JNiles. Jau.

2, 1908, by Jones, A. Hooker of Los Augeles, and Mrs I). Trudgeou, formerly of Sutter (Jreek. POWULL-HAKKEK. Jacksou, Jan.

11, 1908. by Judge A. CJolduer, W. 11. Powell aud Kdith K.

Harker, both of West Point. KUYES-LSAUUALA. In Jackson, Jau. 10, 19UH, riy Judge Uolduer, John .1. Keyes and Miss Albina liurgala, both of Plymouth.

DIED. KIMHAI.iL.— Near Volcano, Jan. 13, 1008, Mrs A. Kimball, aged Ju Suttor Creek, Jan 14, 1908, SilusJ. Shealor, a native of Missouri, U5 years ot age.

In- termeut iv Odd Kellowa' cemetery on Thursday afternoon. Jackson, at the county hospital, Jau. 13, IUOB, Tom b'itzmorris, a native of Indiana, but recently of love, aged years. In Oleta, Jan. 11, 11)08, Mrs Eunice Karnhum.

a native of New York, 77 years of age. Jaokson Valley, Jan. 10, 1008, Mrs D. U. Cburcham.

In SutterCreek, Jau. 13, Harry (Syd) Smith liiggiue, uuud about 32 Hoskins Paroled. Among the prisoners Iv the peniten- tiary reloased ou parole InM, Saturday appears the name of J. 11. Hoskina, who wna sentenced to 11 years at Sau Quentin for burglary committed in Suttor Creek a few yeara ago.

The prisoner was quite a young lad at the time the act wan committed which deprived him of his Amador Keoord. Applications for Grazing Perm Its. Notice is nereby given that ail applications for permits to graze cattle, horses and sheep within the STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST dvil iik the season of 1903, must be tiled in my oflice at Sonora, Calif on or before March 15, 1908. Full information iv regard to the grazing fees to bo charged and blank forms to be used in making application will be furnished upon request. a.

J. FLINTHAM, ja 17-4t Acting Supervisor. Notice of Assessment. Jose Gulch Mining Company, a corporation, duly organized and exist- ing under and by virtue of the lan of the state of California, having itn office aud priucipal place of business nt liutte IJasin (Jackson post ntnoe), Amador county, California, and its property and works at tbe same place. Notice is hereby given that, at regular meeting of- tbe Board of ot the Jose Gulch Mining Company, held on the (ith day of January, 1908, an assessment ot five (5) cents per share was levied ou the subscribed capital stock of tbe above named corporation, payable on or before the 7tb day of February 1908, to the secretary of tbe said corpora- tion, J.

P. Little, at Uutte Basin, (Jackson post office), Amador county, California. Any stock on which this assessment shall remain unpaid on tbe 7th of February, 1908, will be delinquent and will be advertised for sale at public auotiou, and unless payment is made of tbe assessment with accrued costs before the 2nd day of March, 1908, said delinquent stock will be sold on that day (March 2nd, 1908, to pay tho delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses ot sale. J. P.

LITTLE, Secretary of the Jose Gulch Mining Company. Office at Uutte Basin, (Jackson post office), Amador. couuty, Cali- fornia. Summons. In the Superior Court of tbe state of California, iv and for Amador county.

Adelaide Laity plaintiff vs. James J. Laity defendant. Action brought iv the superior court of tin) stute of California, in and for Amador oounty, and the complaint filed in the office of the clork of said Amador county. 2 The people of the state of Cali- fornia send greeting to James J.

Laity defendant. You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the superior court of tho state of California, in and for Amador county, within ton days after tho service on you of tbis sum- it servod within this couuty; or withiu thirty days if served else- where. And you are hereby notified that, unless the det'eudant so appears aud answers, the plaintiff will take judg- ment for any money or damages de- manded in the complaint as arising upon contract, or will apply to the court for any other relief demanded iv the complaint. Given under my band and tbe seal of tbe superior court of tho state of California, in and for Amador county, this 17th day of January A. D.

1908. J. K. HUUEKTY, Clerk. Wm.

G. Suyder, Attorney tor plainti ff STOCKTON PRICES On Groceries Raisins, best, 2 packages 0.20 Currants, best, 2 packages .25 50 pound sack Flour 1.35 Cranberries, per quart .10 Maple Syrup, pint can .20 5 Pound Package Mush .2:5 Golden Drip Syrup, per gallon .00 Imperial Olivo Oil .00 SEND FOR CATALOG and got other pointers. ROSSI GROCERS Cor. Market Pilgrim Sts-. Stockton, Cal Mention this ad when writing Levi Strauss OASfl'O 3FE.

JX. Bears the Kind You Have Always Bought Signature.