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Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
The Jackson Gate Shooting.

Investigation reveals the fact that
the party at Cassassa's place, which
broke up so unceremOniOusly New
Year morning by the attempted MUIR
der of Mrs. Cassassa and the suicide of
Louis Cassassa, had completed dance
and gone to the bar to drink. Louis
Cassassa hung back and refused to go
up to the bar, though repeatedly in
vited to do so. When the others had
reached the bar he shot at the lamp in
the room and hit the ceiling. He then
fired second shot, which hit Mrs.
Cassassa in the arm, after which it en-
tered the baby's thigh. The fourth
shot went through the bar. The fifth
penetrated the shooters brain and
produced death.
The suicide had threatened to take
his own life many times since he came
to this county about three years ago.
Only month ago he met young man
on the road and told him he was going
to ask the young mans sister to marry
him and if she refused he would kill
her and then suicided.
Happy is the cook who uses Pioneer Flour;
it's best
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
TUOLUMNE COUNTY.

The mill on the Arbon started up
again on the 1st. The force in the
mine will be increased.
Work on the north extension of the
Mt. Jefferson has commenced A
shaft will be sunk 500 feet, more or
less, until striking the vein.
The forty stamps at the Rawhide
mine are dropping regularly. The
work of sinking the shaft was discon-
tinued upon reaching the 17O0-foot
level. Sixty-five employees constitute
the present working force.
Carriers New Era: The Progressive
Development Company, incorporated
last week with capital stock of 500,
900, divided into 200, 600 shares at 80
cents per share. At present the COM
pany is directing all attention to the
Ida Dell mine, situated between Car
ters and Confidence, and the prospects
are encouraging in the extreme. We
understand that the stock is not on the
uldrhOG.
Sonora Union Democrat: Crosscut-
ting to the hangingwall, drifting to
the west and sinking the shaft are
the present points of operation in the
Little Wonder at Big Oak Flat. The
main shaft has reached a depth of 15O
feet, the vein averaging four feet in
width and the milling ore gives a re-
turn of $8 to the ton. In one of the
erosscuts to the hanging-wall a rich
shoot of high-grade ore was struck.
About 100 feet east of this crosscut the
same shoot was cut and another cross
cut is being run seventy-five feet lower
down, with the object of tapping the
same ore body. Preparations are un-
der way for the erection of ten-stam 7
mill,
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

Benjamin Ross of Volcano, who for
thirty years has been secretary of the
Masonic Lodge at that place, con-
cluded that he has served his appren-
ticeship and insisted upon another be-
ing elected to that Office at the last
election. During his long service Mr..
Ross always sent first-class report of
his work to the Grand Lodge, which
augurs much for his careful and palms.
taking attention to the duties of the
Office
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
IONE-JACKSON RAILROAD.
Articles of Incorporation Filed at San Fran
cisco-Work to Begin Soon.


The mining towns of the Mother
Lode in AmadOr county are to have
direct railroad communication with
Sab Francisco. a railroad is to be
built from lone on the line of the
Southern Pacific to Martell's Station, a
distance of thirteen miles, from which
branches will be run to jackson and a
point near Middle Bar, and to Ply
mouth via Sutter Creek, AmadOr City
and Drytown, in all distance of
thirty-tive miles. The road is to be
of standard gauge, sixty-pound rails
being used, and will be constructed by
a company specially formed in New
York for that purpose. David Gut
mann, the mining man of this city and
AmadOr county, is the moving spirit in
the affair, but associated with him are
E. Van Etten, general superintendent
of the New York Central who will be
president of the Jackson, Sutter Creek
and AmadOr Railway Company, and
w ". WOOudius WIZ -pl OoluOuo uuu
general manager of the Randsburg
Railroad, who will fill the position OF
vice-president and manager of the new
company. Clarence L. Feusier will be
the secretary and treasurer, and con-
struction will be commenced as soon as
the corps of engineers has been COM
pleted. The road is expected to do a
large business in the way OF transport
ing supplies and machinery to Amador
county and our bullion and other pro-
ducts to San Francisco.
The articles of Incorporation OF the
jackson, Suffer and Amador Railway
Company were filed at the City Hall
yesterday. The capital stock is 50, 100, :
000 divided into q, 900 shares of the
par value of 800 each. E. Van Etten,
Gustave L. Jaeger, Clarence L. Feusier,
w. r. Woodard, Carl L. Jaeger, p.
A. Buell. and II. Schumache are the in
corporators. The Office of the COM
pany is at 320 Sansome street, this city.
San Francisco Chronicle.
% Work will be commenced as soon as
the final survey, which is now under
way, is completed. Mr.. Woodard will
be in jackson with Mr.. Gutmann dur
ing the coming week.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
|CULLNGS FROM PINE GROVE COUNTY DADS DID BUSINESS

PINE GROVE, January 2.-The
weather in this section has been great
for ducks and gravel mines.
The roads here are in a deplOrable
condition, but, owing to the frequent
rains, it would be a waste of money to
attempt to repair them.
Merhants of Volcano are paying
freighters l cent pound for hauling
goods from lone, and very, few of the
teamsters are willing TO haul, even at
those figures. s
Manuel Santifero, while at work in a
gravel claim at the head of Santa
Clara gulch, met with a. very: painful
accident Monday. While other en-
plOyes of the claim were pitching wood
over an embank kmeut, one of the pieces
struck him on the leg, inflicting very
painful wound. 1t will be number of
days before Mr.. Santifero will be able
to resume work.
C. B. Calvin, William Southland and
Captain j. Miller are gulch mining In
Calaveras county, near Railroad Flat
Clarence Bradshaw, the genial super
intendent of the Mclaughlin ditch, is
kept busy these days catering to the
wants of the many patrons of the ditch
company.
c. G. Luttrell, an amiable merchant,
made flying trip to the valley last
week, returning Sunday.
From parties just returned from the
Bear river camp of the Standard Elec-
trio Company, l am informed that
there is at present about eighteen
inches of snow, and that there is no
snow below Hams station. At one
time this winter there was about five
feet of snow at the camp and it took
fifty men about five days to clean eight
miles of road, to enable the taking in
of supplies. 1t is said the animals in
there were four days without hay.
There are at present about sixty men
employed at the camp and all seem to
be getting in almost full time. 1t is
stated by well-informed people that the
work on this dam is equal, If not su-
perior, to anything in the State.
Work on the Manuel Santifero claim
is progressing, and such praise is due
to the Messrs. Watkins for the way
they are operating this mine. What
we want in this section is few more
men like the. operators of this prop
er'ty.
The Pine Grove Hotel is once more
open for business. This time it is
under the management Of Otis Web
ster and his estimable wife. The en-
tire building has been cleaned and rem
ovated and new furniture supplied
throughout. l predict for the new
management success in the new ven-
ture.4
James Lowry has reopened the
Olympia Exchange. He has lease of
the building formerly occupied by the
Tennessee Mining Company as an Office.
Clarence Bradshaw and Frank
Blakeley have fenced in a number of
acres in the rear of the Bradshaw res
idence, and intend sowing it to grain.
The fencing in of this land closes up
what is known as the 'sRanch Hall
cut off. -; While it is a detriment to
the teamsters, it is good thing for the
ranchers along the road, as the teams
passing back and forth cut up the road
so that it was almost i'm mpassible.
II ID C
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Certificates Issued.

The following were successful in the
examinations for primary and gram
mar grade certificates last week:
Primary certificates issued Decem-
b 'r 80, 1899: Maggie Slavich, Julia
Ereese, Myrtle Gunsolas, Ina Hudson.
Grammar grade certificates Birtie G..
Mason, Rachel A. Robinson, Esther
Breese.
Renewed grammar grade certificates
Annie Kreisman, Ella NJ. Lambert,
Margaret Payne, Henrietta Post, VIM.
S. Williams.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Remembered the unfortunates.

Father Moloney of Sutter Creek did
not forget the patients at the County
Hospital on New Year day. Visitin g
the hospital he took along with him a
fine box of Havana cigars, and all
those who indulge in the weed smoked
and smoked to their hearts content.
Needless to say, that the good father
took along with him at his departure
the blessing and thanks of every pa
tient in the County Hospital.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Your Face
[. d. G..

Shows the state of your feelings and the state
of your health as well. Impure blood makes
itself apparent in pale and sallow complex
ion, pimples and skin eruptions If you are
feeling weak and worn out and do not have q
health appearance you should try Aker's Blood
Elixir. 1t cures all blood diseases where cheap
and so-called blood purifiers fail; !;
knowing this we sell every bottle on a positive
guarantee. Sold by A. Goldner.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
For Sale.

One Piano as good as new.
One 4-Horse-Power Engine with 7-horse
power boiler.
One Clay and Gravel Worker, 1-horse power.
One Derrick and hoisting outfit.
DR. c. H. GIBBoNs.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Scatina-Cassinelli.

NJ. Scatena and Mrs. May Cassinelli
were married on Wednesday night at
the residence of Ruel Parker whose
wife is a sister to the bride. After
sumptous supper, the happy couple re-
paired to Mr.. Scatena's residence on
Broadway and are now enjoying life as
young married people should in their
own home. Good luck and long life to
VOu
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Two Deaths,

Domenico Pescia died last Thursday.
He was taken sick Sunday before that
and rapidly succumbed to pneumonia.
Andrew. Pendo died at r. Rugne' Is
restaurant in Jackson, Tuesday night,
from the effects of pneumonia. His re.
mains were buried at jackson today,
under theIauspices of the Austrian So
ciety, Of which he was q member,
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
SUPERIOR COURT.

Grand Jurors listed for year 1900.
Thomas Quinn VS. Margaret E.
Qulnn-Trial; decree of divorce
granted.
Estate of Robert Rogers-Order to
sell personal property.
Estate of Alvinza A. Van Sandt-
Order extending time to file annual
account.
Trial calender will be called on jan
uary Sth.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

w. J. Williams, principal of the
Jackson School, went to Amador City
te spend the holidays, and while there
was Frustrated by the mumps. His
condition is very satisfactory under the
circumstances, but as it will be wise
for him not to go into the schoolroom,
school will not be reopened until week
from Monday,
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
L. Katz, Jeweler.

The store of L. Katz, the ieweler, of Sutter
Creek is well supplied with everything in his
line. The finest watches and precious stones
in abundance. No need to send to San Fran
cisco or New York to get the best. Katz keeps
them in stock
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
NEW TO-DAY.
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Good Hope Mining Company wfll be held at the
law Offices OF E. Freeman, in the Marelia
building, corner OF Court and Main Streets
jackson, Amador county, California on Janu-
airy s, 1900, at 300 O'Clock p h. for the election
of Board of Directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
w. II. WILLIS, Secretary,
Dated January l. 1899,
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Notice.

JACKSON, January al intend to leave for
Alaska early in the season. All persons in
debted to me are requested to settle before
February 1st, as my unsettled accounts will
then be placed in the hands of the collector.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

Volcano Paint is not made in Volcano, but
in San Francisco. 1t is made Of pure ingre-
dients, and hence is pure article. 1t is al
ways guaranteed and gives satisfaction to
all users For sale in lots to suit by Kents
Broadway Grocery. Figures submitted for
large orders.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Leg Broken at the Gwin.

A miner named Rabiotto had his leg
broken at the Gwin mine yesterday.
He was a carman on top, but whether
his injury was caused while pursuing
his duties the Ledger did not hear,
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

AclIer's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a
positive guarantee. Cures heartburn, raising
of the food, distress after eating or any form of
dyspepsia. One little tablet gives immediate
relief % cents and 80 cents. Sold by A. Gold
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

Henry Eudey 3 f4B.F Taylor
Charles E. Harmon Wv, q. Kent
William NJ Penry "a. Chichizola
j. A.. Butterhead = E. h. Harrington
]. W. Surface Henry n. Northup
Richard Barnett W. A. Benefits
D. Mccall J. H. Heffren
George Woolsey Albert Uhlinger
J. II. Zumalt P. l. Jonas
w. o. Green p. A. Clute
Joseph Pigeon John Lithgow
E. b. Moore V. J. Chichizola
C. o. Mitchell Andrew Noce
A L. Garbarini E. g. VOORHEES,
Robert Curran Jackson Dennis
E. S. Barney Allen McWayne
Lawrence Burke John E. Brown
George Easton Oliver Ball
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

Experience is the best Teacher. Use Aclxer's
English Remedy in any case of coughs, colds or
Group. Should it fail to give immediate relief
money refunded 25 cents and 50 cents. Sold by
A. tSOldner
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
House to Rent.

The Peiser residence on Court street is fol-
rent. desirable location for professional
or business man; improved grounds; pateut
water-closet Apply at this Office
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Machinery for Union Copper Mine.

Stockton Mail: The Globe Iron
Works this morning received on the
steamer T. C. Walker a sixty-two inch
combination radial drill of the latest
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

Acker's English Remedy will stop a cough
at any time, and will cure the worst cold in
twelve hours, Or money refunded; % cents and
50 cents. Sold by A. Goldner
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Moved, seconded and carried that

Moved, seconded and carried that
said license be granted.
Matter of preparing maps for County
Assessor of Amador Co. Matter is
continued to o'clock p. m.
The Board lists 200 names of tax
payers to act as trial jurors during the
year 1900.
County Auditor is ordered to appor-
tion $4,000 from the General Road Fund
to the various Road District Funds in
accordance with the assessable prop
erty in each Road District.
County Auditor is ordered to appor-
tion $4014.2S from the Special Road
Fund TO Road Districts and 5 in &C
cordance with assessable property.
County Auditor is ordered to transfer
$1,000 from the Special Road Fund to
the Current Expense Fund after the
above apportionment is made.
John F. Davis, D. B. Spagnoi and
Robt. G. Bole are appointed as Trus-
tees of Law Library Association for
the ensuing year.
Report of the grand jury for the
year 1899 is read to the Board.
Recess until p. m.
Board convenes at one o'clock p. m,
all members present.
1t is ordered that the Great Register
of Amador County be cancelled and a
new registration ordered.
1t is ordered that the District Attor-
ney designate in writing at the next
meeting of the Board what constitutes
a town or village and what is ped
dler.
Moved, seconded and carried that
Road Poll Tax be established at So. 90
for the year 1900. District Attorney
is instructed to prepare the necessary
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05


Criminal returns from Justice Courts
proved.
Quarterly report of License Col
lectOr is received.
Quarterly reports of County Physi-
clan, Health Officer and County Treas
urer received.
Ordinance No. 9S. An ordinance
abolishing certain election precincts
heretofore established in the County
of Amador, and establishing new cleo
ton precincts in their stead.
This ordinance affects the election
precincts of jackson and Sutter Creek.
Passed and approved by the following
vote: Ayes-P. Dwyer, j L. Clifton,
A, B. Mclaughlin. Morris Brinn and
Fred B. LeMoin.
Affidavit of publication of Ordinance
No. 81 is made to the Board showing
the same had been published as re-
quired by law.
1t is ordered that due and legal pub
lication of said ordidance has been
given as required by law.
Matter of preparing maps for County
Assessor of Amador Co.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the District Attorney be requested to
furnish written opinion by 10 o'clock
Wednesday, June 8, 1900.
County Surveyor Downs states the
costs OF the block maps will be 81 per
section amounting to a total of about
S244S, the work to be done by Mr.. Geo.
Wright, besides 80 per day (which in
his opinion will not exceed $500) TO be
paid to himself for supervising the
making of the maps.
Moved seconded and carried by
unanimous vote of the Board that the
estimate and statement of Mr. Downs
remain in the minutes.
Recess taken until Wednesday, Jan.
g. 1900, at $50 a. m.
Board convenes on Jan. 8. 1900, with
all its members present and the follow
ing proceedings had:
Application of VIM. Batten for
liquor license for conducting a saloon
in Amador City.
Moved, seconded and carried that
said license be granted.
Application of Anthony B. Can't
netti for retail liquor license for con-
Quoting a saloon in the town of Jack
son.
Moved, seconded and carried that
said license be granted.
Application of Samuel H. Hawkins
for retail liquor license for conduct
ing saloon In Central Hotel, Jackson,
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Now Is the Tim

To make your wife or sweetl srt : present of
an elegant set of false tcstd, N sde on alum
inum plates. DR.. w, +. Green, Webb building.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
White Labor.

The FL Dorado and OP cigars are made by
white labor only. Greeley & Patton, Placer
vile, manufacturers.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Grand Jurors Listed.

The following Grand Jurors were
listed in the Superior Court to act dur
inU tho vaal. 1000.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Freeman's Drawing,

Ticket No. 1913, held by Mrs. Samuel
Harris, won the doll, and ticket No. "A,
held by Mamie Tam, won the toilet set.
'Sorosis,n the new shoe for women, al
Ghnunie Gnrh Gfnrn Sultan Crnnl
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05

fund 80 90
Total ..:....... .,S5SS5 g
Clerk is directed to prepare semi
annual statement of the Board of Sup
ervisors for the term ending December
81, 1899.
The Board appoints the following
delegates from Amador county to the
meetings of the San Joaquin Valley
Association to be held at Hanford Jan.
6, 1900, and at Stockton in February,
1900: E. G. VOORHEES,, John F. Davis
and A. Caminetti.
Matter of preparing maps for As
SCISSOR.
Mr.. Geo. Wright on behalf of County
Surveyor Downs withdraws his bid for
furnishing maps as made at the last
meeting.
The following bid is presented to the
Board:
jackson, Jan. 3, 1900.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Amador county.
Gentlemen: l will furnish you for
the use of the County Assessor in time
for this years assessment, a complete
abstract of all land titles in Amador
county showing description and names
of owners; from said data will prepare
and furnish the Assessor suitable maps
to aid him in his assessment; said
maps to be in form of block books, one
political township in each book and
one section of land on each page, and
to show the description and names of
owners of all lands in Amador county,
including that in tOwnsites, or in such
other form as you or the Assessor may
desire. l will also furnish blue print
copies of said maps and guarantee first
class work, all to be subject to your
approval. for the sum of $500 for each
section of land in the county for the
whole work. Respectfully,
JOHN A. BROWN.
Supervisor Morris Brinn offered the
following resolution and moved its
adoption:
Resolved, That the offer of John A.
Brown be accepted and that the work
be done under the supervision of w. E.
Downs, County Surveyor, at the rate
of SO per day for his services until the
further order of the Board.
Resolved further that the District
Attorney be directed to prepare a con-
tract between this Board and said John
A. Brown for said work and that the
chairman and clerk of this Board be
and they are hereby authorized and
directed to execute the same on behalf
of this Board.
Said resolution is adopted by the
following vote: Aves-Dwyer, Clifton,
Brinn, LeMoin and Mclaughlin.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the claims of w. E. Downs for abstract
ing be laid over until next meeting.
Ordinance No. 80, an ordinance i'm
posing Road Poll Taxes for 1900 and
providing for the collection is passed
and approved by a unanimous vote.
Following resolution is presented by
Supervisor Clifton and moved the
adoption of the same:
Resolved, that the report of the last
Grand Jury of AmadOr County so far
as it does not conflict with any provis-
ion of law be and the same is hereby
approved by this Board.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Dwyer, Clifton and McLaugh-
lin. NOes-Brinn and LeMoin.
Following resolution is presented by
Supervisor Clifton:
ReSOlVeu bnaI the salary OI the sup
erintendent of the County Hospital
from and after Feb. l, 1900, be raised
to S75 per month.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Dwyer, Clifton and McLaugh-
lin. Noes--Brinn and LeNlOin.
Moved by Supervisor Brinn, second
ed and carried that salary of VIM. Co
ing be raised to $50 per month from
January l, 1900.
Adjourned.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Loves Hall Reopened,
A Veteran Treasurer

Loves Hall has reopened, and will hereafter
be conducted as an opera-house and hall.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05


E. w. Kelley w. A. Courtright
E. NJ. Hearst d. T. Kerr
F. Mayer R. 1. Kerr
C. Marelia John Going
E. Fink L. N. Keagle
David Msttley c. M. Kelley
N Radovich ]. D. Mason
M. ]. Plasse J. Huberty
]. Strohm E. G. Turner
j. H Langhorst j. Holtz
S. Williams L. Martell
II. S. Talon G. L. Thomas
T. K. Norman f. A. VOORHEES,
T. d. Madden S. Angove
D. Boro D. Brown
Thomas B. Greenhalgh Oscar Myers
C. M Meek G. W. Hamrick
L. Parker r. Rugne
J. R. Dick NJ. Newman
TOWNSHIP TWO.
Harry Burris John Muldoon
]. C. Jones NJ. Isaacs
John Gregory James Norris
Dan Fitzsimmons l. N. Chitwood
Joseph Miller Robert Lucas
A. A. Diebold q. Child
L. T Eaton : G. E. Waddell
P. ]. Koch H. C. Kientz
r. Lucas d. Pardoe
P Sherman NJ. Carbine
G. Grauprer D. C. Churchman
Edward Gartlin c. Campbell
J. Ringer F. Merrill
E. Merkel E. Frederick
A. Brady X. Bonham
Charles Henderson E. Mayhew
W. Prouty F. Lambing
E. Robinson J. w. Joses
G. wager A. Cottell
William Nichols j. G. Petty
TOWNSHIP THREE
Alexander Adams C. Bradshaw
E. c. Barnes T. Batchelder
c. b. Calvin E. w. Emslie
H. Griffin L. r. Jewell
A. Ludeklns W. H. Ryan
H. c. Toop j. H Thrasher
J. B. Cassinelh N E. Denend
G. r. Evans W. H. Glenn
J. B. Grillo L. E. Jones
A. w. Kimball G. Kefer i Z
S. H. Loree G. w. Lucot
S. Bloom j. H. Carter z = 3
L II Jordon w A Marshall
Mills Up Ostrom
J Schilling VII Sharp
] A Votaw WI Woolfork
C Wilson R B Maxwell
George Miller NJ Robinson
] Barton F Goodman
w LESLEY
TOWNSHIP FOUR.
d Colwell Thomas Frakes
E Fournier Herman Herdrick
c E Jones L Katz
Herman Lehman Theodore Lithgow
l. Marie Wv Norton
j NJ Post John Rick
S Shealor H Sherwood
Show William NJ Tucker
Jacob Vandament Jack Bernardo
w Coolidge John Connors
D A Cooper II Deacon
Joe Dover Sr JW Gothic
T Mahoney j NJ Raddatz
A Seabrook James Bennetts
w Ford FO Mooney
Phipps N Raphael
John Venning George Wrigglesworth
] W Waters N Hornberger
Isaac LESLEY Frederick Setter
NJ Nixon
TOWNSHIP FIVE.
Henry Woolford WS Weston
Frank Tromp AL Granger
Peter Lawson Silas Granger
William Felker Benjamin Fisher
William Brestow w L Wise
N Wheeler Michael Butler
George a Upton Ezra Taylor
F Prethero Jabez MINIS
John G Mute X Davis
John Allison B F Antrim
John Davis r M Brown Jr
John Courier John McCulloh
E Taylor J d McFarlane
Nj Hartigan E N Excl
Charles Cramer Edward Anderson
james Rule Sr F Giannini
William Plunkett Sr William Hodge
N Dickerman A ii Bean
VIC Ldttlefeld L A Dunbar
James Hardenburg Samuel Rodgers
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
Trial. Jurors Listed.

The Board of Supervisors listed the
following two hundred persons as trial
jurors during the year 1900:
Amador ledger., 1900-01-05
School Opening January 18th.

Happy is the cook who uses Pioneer Flc
it's best