Amador Ledger from Jackson, California • Page 5

AMADOIt LEDGERJACKSON, Cal APRIL 23, 1909 TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL This table Rives tho hlghost and lowest temperature In Jackson for each day, together with the rainfall, as by Instruments kept at the Ledger offlco. jTompi g-i iTomp'S. Date. oil Dute. jo 2 1i.1H.3 1..1900: 40: 17 48 It 40; 77j 18 48j .1 49! ..1 II) 4tj 65:0..08 4 So! 20 5 3.1 21 6 119; 74 3 2S I 06' 28 40: 8 40i 78 I 4i- so io ai 11 27 ia i 13 ai i 45- 15 46: 31 Iff ii Total rainfall for season to dato ..34.27 laches Tocorrespondlngperiodlust season LOCAL NEWS J.

1 1 Wilsou. Dentist. Hours 9a. m. to 5 p.

in. Office, black Hi: residence. Black 391; Jackson. Mr aud Mrs Alex Eudey roturned Sunday evening from a week's visit to San Franoisuo. Next Monday April is tho day lor tho paymont of state and oounty taxes without iuourring liability for the delinquent After o'clock on that day a penalty of live per cent will be collected.

Property owners should therefore soe to it that they settle with tho tax collector on or before that time. A report was current iv Jackson that (Jus. Waltouspiel, formerly a druggist at Spaguoli's drug store for many years, but now living at Berkeley, had suifered another attack of paralysis. This we are pleased to state is untrue. He was neized witb a dizzy or faiuting spell while sitting on tbe wall of bis lot, and fell forward, lie recovered cousoiouaness almost immediately, aud was not injured in any way.

Kent will bo charged ou idlo meters, and aftor 00 days they will be rooiove od without notico. 15. li, Letaug. A mile Houssey, was stricken witb apopluxy while practicing on tbe baseball ground last week, died in tbo county hospital on Saturday morning. Ho rallied from tbe attack for a brief space, but Friday be failed rapidly, and passed away early Saturday morning.

The body was sbippod to Snn Fraucisoo Monday, to bis mother, who Jives In that city, lio wan about 40 years of age. I Mrs Uorrymau loft Sunday mpruiug for Puuad'euu, oil visit to bur daughter who livos in that city. Chris Marolin oiime up Saturday from Snu Ki'uuoisao on a short visit to his family. Ho relumed to tho oity Tuesday. Iho Salavonian newspapor in which ho la interested has beeu A linotype muliliino baa been addod to tbe plant, with other improvements.

FOX Good vivo room house, seven acres of laud, barn, shops, wood house, engine house, Dleta. Inquire ut Lodger olllco. E. V. Zuoibiel returned Sunday, itter a brief visit to Shu Frauluiaco.

Tbe estrny advertisomout running in tho Ledgov quickly found the iwuor of the animal advertised, foliu Vager'reaugnizefl tbo brand, aud iliiimed tho estiuy. There Is uotblug like'puttiug iv a email ad if you have inything to sell, or waut to Hud an twnur for anytbiug. Dr. Uustaf, tbe clairvoyant medium, eft Jitcksou Tuesday, after a stay if a couple of woeks iv this oity. J.

11. Lapghorst roturued Friday I lioni a short business trip to Sau i iVruuoitioo. I The two youngest duughters of Vlrs M. Newman, Lorottu and 4 3iieeu, left Tuesday tuorulng tor i inn Fiauuiaco, under tbo cure of Jhrla Marelia, who returned to his jualueaa iv tho inly uu that duy. 1 Vira Nitwiuau expoctti to louve for tho I llty In a few dnys to romaiu pjr- 1 uuueutly.

D. Fognrty, dentist, Jackson. OHIo.Q in Kay's building, Main street. Hours from oa. in.

till sp. p. Telephone, Black 363. F. W.

Parker, night watchman, lost his faithful dog last week, by the poison route. Tbe dog waa his constant companion when on duty. He was serviceable in many ways, as a protector, and also as forerunner. Tbo watchman would send him ahead into any dark alley, as a precautionary step to feel the way, as tho dog was a deteotivo of suspicious characters, and never failed by his aottons to Inform tbe watchman ot danger. Tho dog may have got the dose accidentally, most likely it was intended not to get him but of tbe way.

He died in front of the Garibaldi saloon. The watchmnn will find it bard to replace him. Miss Josie Mason came up from San Frauniaco Saturady on a visit to her father, J. J). Mason.

Judge Wood went to Contra Costa Saturday for the purpose of arranging to have bis household furniture, shipped from bis former homo in Alamo to Ibis oounty, into the resideuco formerly occupied by Judge Kust, which ha baa purchased for a home. Mrs Huthorford of Sacrntuouto, was a passaongor ou the automobile stage on the up trip Monday evening. Stio is visiting her father, J. D. Mason, tor a few days.

Dr. Eudioott was called to Valley Springs Sunday to treat a case of broken limb of au oigbt yoar old boy named William Willis. The boy fell from a tree he was trying to climb aud fraotured his arm. Eileen Newman was tendered a farewell party at tbe residence of J. H.

Laugbton on Saturday afternoon by Her classmate Jimmy Laugbton, on tbe oocaasion leaving for San Francisco. About twelve ot her olassmatea iv the primary school attended and enjoyed themselves hugely with games aud tbe refresbmouta provided. Miss Zoic Sanborn, grandaughter of J. I). Mason is visiting in Jackson for a few daya.

She oamo up from Sacramento with her mother, Mrs Nellie Uutherford ou Monday evening. Mr and Mrs D. Crigler aud family left Tburadny for a visit to relatives iv Stockton and Sutter Indepeudent. Mr and Mrs James liiley arrived ia Sunptu this week from Awtidor on a visit, In- 1 dependent, As John lliuioii. lust Monday evening was leading a liorso to a poiut across Juoksou croak, in uu effort to mount a stouo wall, befell striking tho bnok of his head Rguliiat sharp rouk butting a gnsh through tho sculp.

Ho lay btiinued for some Hftoou mimitea. 'J heroufor, ho managed to got home without help. Tbo wouud bled considerably. Dr. was called and dreasod his wounds.

He ia getting along nicely, although etill haviug a bandage arouud bis bead. A license whs Issued Wodneaduy authorizing tho wedding of I'iiid W. Uriosbuok aud Clura ii. Dououd. V.

Diiliuni, of (Jiovanii'jiii'H store, is laid up witb lurlaminutiou of tho right kueo. He baa beuu troubled witb thia complaint for a Jong tiiun. He is thinking ot going to tbe city shortly. He In being treated by Dr. BpraRUQ.

A miner uiimod Antoinette employed iv tbe huuuHdy, wus Btruok in tbe iip by pieoe of rook, iutlictlug ii gash I bat inquired several stitches to close. Superintendent lialnsford o( tho Argonaut, returned Wednesday evening (rum a short visit to Suu Fruu- OilOOi Mr and Mra Kit tor, and tho latter 'a mother aud ulster, huvu movod iuto that portion of tbo resideuuo on Peek bill, recently vuoutod by Mr inn! Mrs Uaveuporti L'be antomoblle stage, after making the first down trip to Baornmento, failed to return Friday evenlug. All sorts of reports were floated as to the meaning ot tho stoppage. A breakdown was the explanation ot some. (Others would have It that the motor waa being fixed np with boot, so ns to he able to carry a reasonable quantity of baggngo, and that a larger vehicle was to be put on tbe road.

J. ft. Jenkins, tbe well-known piano tuner, will be In Jnokson for the next few days. Orders may be left at McUory'M storo. Miss Kay Hkelly left yesterday morning for Hun Francisco.

Tbe automobile stage failed to connect again Wednesday. It is reported that tho line Is to be abnndoned, as it was evident that stage a daily trip eaoh wuy oould not be made. John Drendel early this week sent lira brother-in-law, JonbS, over to Koreat Home to bring home a colt 7, months old, that had been pasturing thorn. Ho tied tbe colt behind the cart, and started homeward in that fashion. Tbe animal trotted behind in good shape, uutil near the Central House, whon it suddonly reared up, and fell striking on its head on a rook in the road, and died In a few minutes thereafter.

No doubt its nook was broken by tho fall. It was a large and valuable colt. Tbe Argonaut has recently installod a telephone system connecting tbo underground workings with tbe surface. It is of much benefit in facilitating tho conveyance of mogsages and ordoi'o. It does not do away with bell altogether, but is found very convonieut iv many ways.

Tbe Argonaut aud tbe Hunker Hill are the only minea iv tbe county provided with underground telephones. Tbe ladios' exchange will be ut McUary's store to-morrow, April 21. Mrs Williams aud Mrs A. Wrigglesworth will havo charge. Call on thorn for cakea and other delicacies.

Tomorrow wiill be a fete day in Sacramento. Tbo attractions will includo atblotic ovants, marathon races, airship eleutric water carnival. Excursion tickets will be issued on the vnrmn3 linos of travel. Mrs L. Vogeli returned last evening from a two weeks' visit to Sacra-, mento.

Alex Aduma of Pine Grovo, will leave to-morrow for Tuolumue county. He bas tuk.m a oon tract to get nut 01,000 railroad tiua, for a road that is being run from tbe Sierra railroad iuto the sugar piue country. The contract will tnko all summer to, complete. Johuy Cbinu, youngest sou of J. Cbinn, lias linon autforing from an attack of fever tor tho last three or four days, and ooulhwd to bod.

Tickets will be sold at Martells over the Amudnr Ceutrul railroad for the May-day piouic iv lone at ouo faro rate for tbe round trip; tickets good for return on tbe following duy, May '2nd. A message was received this weak that Mrs Jeanette Soliuaky, daughter of Frank Peek of Mokelumno Hill aud granddaughter ot P. Pock of this city, ia suffering from pneumonia at her home is Sou Fruuoisoo. Her mother has goue to the city to attend her. John Baud, an employe at tho Zeila accompanied by his wife, left Monday for ii tivo weeks' vacation.

Mrs Zumbiei left this woraing for a week's visit iv Sacramento aud Sau Francisco. Mr aud Mra Fred Leruoiu have been offered a position iv the Prostou School at lone. They have the matter under confederation. Word baa been received here that yeo McKeun, woo lived, ia this city for many yours, died in roBfloff. Arizona, ourly this week.

Death was the result of an attack of eryeepelas. Tbe doatli of her husband was cbiouicled in these columns last Week. Mrs MoKoau wa3 Iliou ill, aud the pasaiug of her husband was uuknown to hor. She followed him to the gruve within a week. The county olerk ot Sacrameuto ou Wednoaduy issued a license authorizing the marriage of Louis Ulukteld of Jucksou, mill Miss Heleu Jooudcph of New Viult.

Tbe groom is clink iv tho Kod Front Store. The weddiug bas no doubt taken pluao bofore this. Tbo pair will luitlio their homo iv Jnokeon. A slight upriukle of ram tell Monday iiKiriiiuu. It was not BUtJioient lv lio ot much LiHiullt to vegetation.

Kuiri is badly ueednd. for tbe crops, and nutlvo gniea. Unless wo huvo good downpour witliin tho next tew days tbe crops are bound to bo short. I Julius Podenta, who was hurt by a full from an eleotrlo polo over year ago, and who has. beeu crippled ever since, had to go to tbe city again josterduy morning for further surgical treutnieut.

He was ueoounmulod by bis parents. Children Laxative Cough Kyrup, as it tasloi i. curly uh good siu (imp to sugar. It not ouly houU irrltiitiou ttuii nlliiy lulliiuiiiiiitidii, tburouy titoppliig thu cough, lint it also woven thu bowels liontly mill iv tlnit wuy dtivou thu cold from tho It c.iiiiiiiina no uplntoe. Sold by City I'uarrnauy, Kuhsor, Prop, i Barn Struck by Lightning.

The large born at the Hit Mile House Id Hlnlr's district, the property of Louis and Ueorjre Hleber. was destroyed fire 'last Hunday nbnnt eight o'clook. A large quantity of hny and the farm machinery stored lv the building mid ita ebeda were ooiiauniod. I'liorn mas thunder storm at the Unit, and it Is believed that lightning started the fire as it can be nocounted for in no other wnv. The propetty destroyed was worth from BUOOO to $5000.

The property wns partly lueuted and pet baps onotblrd of Iho losh will thus be reoovered. Tbe light from the fire oould be seen in Planervllle and people came down to the Kieusr homo from Cnmino to assist In taking care of other property. Ihe inmates of tbe house heard a terrific crash of thunder mid saw tbe vivid lightning. Ihey rushed out and immediately afterward the barn waa found to be on fire mid burning very El Dorado Henublioau. Surprise Party.

The iutiiuate friends of Mrs M. Newmau tendered her a genuiue surprise party nt her reaidenoe on Court stroet ou Friday livening lust. The affair was managed by Mra Depaw. and the surprlsers gathered on the eveuing named some thirty strong, well provided with delicacies. Iboy Bpentb most enjoyable time of several hours.

Tho party was gotten up as pleasant farewell surprise to Mrs Newman, who will leave in the course of a few days to tuke up her permanent home iv San Franaiaco, where her liusbaud is engaged In tbe stable business. Her two daughters left for San Francisco Tuesday morning. Lawrouce. who is employed as deputy in tbe oounty olerk'6 otHco.intenda to remain at, bis post for tbe present. To Expert Books.

J. S. Jaok, former county clerk of Calaveras county, came over from San Androas Wednesday to commence tho work of expertiug the books of county otHcials for tbo tour yoars preceding January 1. 1009. He has been employed by the supervisors at a salary of S5 per clay.

Wo indulge tho hope that he will' he able to perform his work in a thorough manner, showing up everything that bears tho stamp of illegality or graft. Indians on the March. Many of the Indians from camps iv were on tbn move for Cwn or threo days tbis week. They ale traveling toward lone valley, where a fanduugo is to be hold. They rendevous about this time every year.

As the bulk of tho Digger Indian population lives in tbe valley, the vicinity of Uueua Vistu is usually tbe place whoro tbeir big powuow takos placo in tbis county. One. attraction is also the coming May-day Dieuio at lone, which acts ou tbe I i I iiiih as a magnet to draw tliem to tbe festivities, just the same aa a circus. A dozen or more passed through Jackson on Wednesday, some on foot others mounted ou carts and ponies. Mr Grist, who baa cuarge of tho iudiun reservation threo miles irom hero, says all tbe except two, have gone to tbe jumboree.

They will not return for nearly a week, ihe gala time commences today. Arm Broken. Poter Cuneo, who lives iv tho vicinity of Clinton, fiaotured tils aim oc Tuesday eveuiug. He was driving toward homo along tbe fork road, whou a limb of a tree took bis bat off, Uo stopped hia wngon, iiud In jumping to iho ground his foot caught in the liues, throwing him violently, brenking the small bone of tbe arm a little below tbe elbow. Dr.

GhII bas charge of the case. Died of Miners' Consumption. Spiro Lopitioh died nt Ii ia homo at Juokson Cato ou Mouduy eveuing lust, attur au illness extending over several years of miners' consumption, lie leaves a wife aud two childrou, a son aud daughter. The son is employed iv driviug tbe delivery wagou for Fred Kabb't! butohor shop. Dooensed was a member ot the United Order of Workmen, and was insured iv that order.

Duceuyod was G9 years of The funeral took plaoo on Thursday, iutormejt the -gf roe u'ro li Her. fI. Mobolaa, of tbe M. E. church, olllolatlng ia tbe abseuue ot the regular priest.

Doneased leavoa some property iv his native land, valued at It ia uuderalood that he left a will, Petty Thefts. Tlieie liiih been inuoti complaint on the score of milling cKitlicn lluep, cliiokou roustH, by petty thieves. A few duyu ago tho clothes Hue of Mm Morrow, ott tho Hmulltou truer, wna stripped of ita loud ot olotuit'p Ml. out dui'iug tbe niulit to dry. It HOBDiM luui'irkublo th.it uiluios of this ctmmoter an ijo kept uu to persistently without detection! SUPERIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS HON.

F. V. WOOD, JUDGE Ceutrul rust Co. vs. William A.

Demurrer overruled; defendant allowed 20 days to answer. People vs. uutil May when time of trial will then be set. Estate ot Lizzie Bell Upton Inventory and appraisement tiled; estate aporaised at $800. Estate of Thomas lnventory and appraisement Hlod; estate appraised at 81175.0').

Estate of William John for letters of administration. April ill appointed for healing. Estate ot W. 11. i'utman-Wni.

Schroeder applies tor letter of administration. April 21 set for hearing. Now Cases 'Estate of Christian KntheriuH Kiontz potitions tor letters of administration. Muy sth set for hearing. Deceased died November 9.

1901, leaving property iv this county oonsisting of cash amounting to S2OO, also estato in Erie couuty, New York, consisting of a one-fourth interest iv tbo of Phillip Kieutz, deceased, valued at S2lO. Tho heirs are tbo petitioner, widow ot deceased living in Lodi, Cal. Henry Kieutz, aged 27; Edward Kientz, 121 years; Elsie Kientz, George Kientz 10, and Walter Kienf.z, Edna 14. and Ida Kieutz 11, all graudohildren of petitioner, living 'iv Stockton, and Wilhelraino Kocb, residing at Lodi. Estate of Joaquin S.

Soares-Estella Soares petitions for letters. May sth sot for hearing. The Circus acrobat Duds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles aud joints supple. Ihat is tbo ronson that huudreds of thorn keep a bottle of ttallord's Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, soro throat, lame back, contiacted muscles, corns, bunions and ull pains.

Price 5250, 50c aud 81.00 per bottle. Sold by" K-uhsor's City Phurmaoy. Do Your Clothes Fit? Watch tho men as they walk along the street, some catch your attention, some don't. It's all the way a suit iits. A well-fitting garment always attracts attention It isn't easy to fit a man, because most men iuo built differently.

11 takes skill to do it. Wiiei; men's clothes don't tit the idea is conveyed that somebody ia trying to money in tbe wrong place. My clnthea Ut iv every sense of the word. Talent is molded in every line. Tbore is smurtnesa, elegauce and grace in every movement.

A good suit is always an investment, not an expense. fry Win. Koss, tbo tailor, Formerly Max Lndar's, Jnckson, Cal. Cut By Glass. A man named R.

Diviochio, while at work near the old Oneida mine last week, leaucd his weigtit ou tbe sharp edge of a glass bottle, receiving a out over tbe knuckles of his right hand, lv a day or so tbe baud commenced to swell, the inilammatiou extending beyond the wrist. He had to seek the services of Dr. Eudicott, aud has been under bis caro since. About a year ago he wns bitten on the ih'Hl linger of tbe same baud by a iultlosuiike while employed near Copper bill imue near Latrobo. That misfortune necessitated a lay-oil' also, but the wouud healed up, and uovv shows no imlicutious of tho bite.

It may liv tluil the intlaitimatiou attending Isi'duo to some extent to tbe virus injected into tho by tbe ruttloacake. Taxpayers Attention. Thu assessor of Amador county will take up tho nHH'Sftnu'iit of property lv towuahlp one ou tho Ist Monday iv Muy, aud coiiMuuh aeeetidiug In suid townuhip until Juno Ist. For thu acooinuiodution of thoap working day ehift he will tuke asaessmeutH at his oiilmi in thu oouit house from 0:30 o'clock to o'clook p. m.

iiom Muy 3 to Muy iuiilnaive. CLARISNHW VI JAIIVIS, Couuty OOCUMENTS RECORDED. following Instruments havo been filed lor record In the recorder's office slnco our last rnport. Wo publish complete list of documents rccordod, and must dccllno to occedo to nny request to suppress any document from these columns. Don't ask us to do so C.

May on to Josephiuo Ketagliatta, lot 'J block Amador City, 810. Kosalia Doudero to Joseph I'revitali, Jot in South Jackson, 310. James Pascoe and wile to William E. Caatlo and wife, lot 31 block 24, Gutter Creek, 810. Mortgago-Johu Blower to Francis E.

Wilson, 120 acres iv 8-32-11, 8125, oue year nt 8 per cent. Satisfaction of Moore to Mack. Abstract of W. D. Dufreue vs.

W. E. Stiruatnau et al. Judgment utitaiuod iv Justices Court of Township No. for 8101.99.

Certificate of House and Jot in Jaoksou. Mrs L. Clark, for 1902-X 9U.U, Held to Answer, The preliminary examination of A. I'iiyuo and J. Carroll, accused of stealiug SUO from a miner named Niclr Janso in Plymouth two weoks ago, was bold before Jndgo lilower in Plymouth last Monday.

Tbore was only ouo side to tbo case, aa Carroll had owned up to tbe facts and told where tbe stolon money whs to be found. He bad beeu givou 5320 by Payne. The charge against Puyue is giand larceny, und receiving Etoleu property, is placed against Carroll. Neither ono mado any defense nor is it expected that either will stand trial. They were held to answer, with bail Uxed nt 82000, which they wore unahle to give, und are therefore still iv jail.

Died of Brain Fever. Dr. Endicott was summoned to West I'oint Sunday to attend a young man named Hardy Ellsworth Bruco, who was suffering from brain fever. He had boeu alllictod with this disease only a day or two before the Jackson physician visited him. The case waa recognized aa a veiy dangeroua oue, demanding tho services of a trained nurse.

Miss Winter of lone was engaged, and Dr. Endicott took the nurse up there on Monday. While tlin doctor was there tbe patient died, so tho nurse came back to Jackson tbe same evening, and returned to hor borne iv the valley Tuesday. The deceased was aged 25 years 11 mouths aud 3 days. SPRING IS HERE.

Now is the time to purify the blood. Ruhser's Vegetable Extract of Sarsaparilla is the best for, that purpose, Prfce, per bottle, 6 for $5. RUSHER'S CITY PHARMACY Main Street, Corner Court St. JACKSON, CAL, jTompi g-i iTomp'S. Date.

oil Dute. jo 2 1i.1H.3 1..1900: 40: 17 48 It 40; 77j 18 48j .1 49! ..1 II) 4tj 65:0..08 4 So! 20 5 3.1 21 6 119; 74 3 2S I 06' 28 40: 8 40i 78 I 4i- so io ai 11 27 ia i 13 ai i 45- 15 46: 31 Iff ii If I ig lc most refined and healthful I taking powders. Ils constant use IB OSJ3) in almost every American household, ls cs over attest ts wonderful popularity and usefulness. Bj Notice tor Publication 01949 Dopartrueut of the Interior. LJ.

S. ljand Office at Sacramento, Cal. April 12, 1909, Notico is hereby given that Willis E. Hoss ot Defender, who. on Deo 3, made 11.

No. 7CH. for of of and, Lot Section '2, TownshiD 7 Uaugo 13 Mount Diablo Meridian, lias llled notice nf iuteutiou to make final five years proof, to claim to tbe laud above described, before LJ. H. Commissioner for Ama- dor dounty, ut bis office iv Jackson.

on tbe 22nd duy ot May 1009. Claimant uamea as wituessos. Arthur K. Lessley, Walter H. Web- ator, James und A.

11. A. Ilur- bank, ull ut Defender, Calif. JOHN AKMBTRONU, aplO 02646 Notice of Selection Under Act of June 4, 1897. (30 3(J) United States Laud Ottine at Sacra- mento, State nf California.

To Whom It Muy Concern: Nutinro in hereby piveu that the Suutu I'ucitlo Hailroud Company has tiled iv this oitlco its lieu eeleo- tlou uuder Act of June IKO7, (M 30) Kr tbe nt Hbl.ii and Lot I ot Bee. 3J, T. 10 M. D. M.

A copy of thia notice bus boou con- spicuously posted iv tbis otlice for tbo of persons interested aud the publio Reuerally. During tho llvu weeks' period nf publloiitiuu of tbis uotice, or uuy timo thereafter, mid balore Until ap- proval and ceitiiicutiou, tbis office will receive protesta or couteetd au to any ot Urn irui-tn applied fur, iinil transmit euuio to the (ieuerul Lund Office. Dated, Huurameuto, April 12, 1009. JOHN KejiMer. WILL A.

NKWOUMi Iteoeiver. Dato of Brit pulillcHtiou April 10,.