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BURIAL PERMITS.

Caroline Schroeder. q years. 2sls Glasgow;
wnheimina Pascherdag. 70 years. 25os North
sar.. Ia--aly murray. Il years. 27@ Mills; senii-
G,sopatra wnliams. . years. 2sA Baldwin: con-
aaarSas r Williams. 2 years. 2sl4 Baldwin:
Jonn =. Fauth. : years. Azls Easton: sareoma-
scuader Combs. y montns. $50 Morgan: bron-
Maggie n Meigs. 81 years. 14SS sulphur;
sr.aSst Martin. g. years. Insane Asylum;
Leonora wissmann. 3 months. 1918 Biddle:
Fiorsncs Farwix. 2 year,. 1s22 Warren, msnin-
Mrs. H g. Sharpe. "a ysars. Deaconsss Home;
Albert v. schultheis. 40 years. 27Sl Clark:
jacob weinhsimer. IS years. Rsbekah Hospital;
rstal: Of bladder.
ysSrss rseIsr. 50 "a years az Gsyss; phthisis ,,,
,Mn. Sarah Richardson. IS years. St. Luks's
Alpheusus Kselan. . months. 2n7 Franklin:
Henrietta KimDail. 50 years. Female Hospital:
siciiia Mcdonnell. q years. Asa Berlin: pneu-
James McHais. s years. Mullanphy Hospital;
Francis skrivan. / year. 1855 South Thirteenth:
ssedist Mihaiy, ] years. sos Risley; typhoid.
Harriet kellogg. 30 years. 1855 Forest Park;
pneumonia
CeIestina Pierron. "a years. Poorhouse: phthisis
Nicholas Wengel. 10 years. Penthouse: senility.
Mary A. CarriEan. 76 years. 2l26 Wash, uraeMiia-
n. H. Harry Pause. 20 years. 1886 Gano; tuber-
cular meningitis.
maleriai fever.
Minnie Esker. 1 year. 1css North Sixteenth: re-
mittent fever.
Charles Micheimann. 80 years. City Hospital;
alcoholism
Patrick II. Dooley. Is years. 1875 South Second:
malignant tumor.
Margaret Burns. 50 years. poorhouse; nephritis.
James McGivin. eS years. 1910 Pendleton; pneu-
Monia-
Dora schaller. . months. 14l2 Monroe: whoopins
cough.
John James, - years. City Hospital: phthisis.
Charles Casey. 80 years. City Hospital: pneu-
monia.
Charles West. e years. City Hospital: pneu-
monia-
James Madden. ~ years. 1886 Papin: locomotor
ataxia.Has
Leah Beeette. 81 years. 1907 Olive: pneumonia
John L. rockingham. "a years. 42sl Easton:
heart disease.
John sherry. 60 years. 122sh Blair; bronchitis.
Terence J. Donnelly, 90 years. City Hospital;
accident
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NEW CORPORATIONS
ILLINOIS,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

ECI
Springfield, Ill, April s.-The following cor
porations were licensed to-day by the Secretary
The sokol Coffee Company of Chicago: to deal
IN teas, cofees. spices. groceries, etc; capital
stock, $500. Incorporator-EmiI E. Hess, John
The c. G. D. Photo Stock Company Of Chicago;
70 deal In Photographic supplies; capital stock.
SS59g: j. Redmond. Avery
The C~hieago-Lenzburs Coal Company Of Lenz-
burg: to mine coal and clay and to manufacture
prick and clay products: capital stock. 3lo. COZ.
and f. NJ. Vernon.
The Fargo-Beeman Shoe Company of Chicago;
to do 9 general mercantile. business: capital
stock. slo,o 600: Observation-Disclosures w. Beeman.
William H. Fargo and p. NJ. Ashcraft, Jr.
Inc Bartels Optical Company OF Chicago: to
msor5aessre % Optical gOR ss capital N,l stock, 200
brecht and Fred c.. Peters.
The Loker Company Of Chicago: to manufac-
$500. Incorpora L. Con. James r.
Hastings and William NJ Jones.
The E. A. Bryan Company Of Chicago: to man.
ufactqre steel storage tanks: capital, stock. ST.
Smith and Norman A. Street.
The Z: E. Pattison Coal Company of Chicago:
600. Observation-Disclosures D. Pomeroy, Fred W.
Potter and D. Minor Owens.
The FreepGrt Hardware Company OF Freeport:
capital stock. 800. Observation-Disclosures Y.
McMullen,. J. H. stearns and Oscar R. Zipf.
McCloud,s of Chicago: to manufacture cooked
renee Franklin McCloud. Mary ]. Leonard and
The Music Specially Manufacturing Company
Of Chicago, to manufacture musical instruments:
James Hickman and William c. Horgan.
The Ben Block Commission Company Of Chi
business: capital stock. SIS. 00o. ncorporators-
Benz. Block, Harry PaEin and Charles C. Goven.
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BUILDING PERMITS,

John Carroll estate. s7st Garfield. flats; 81, $50.
$500.
Berry & Dougherty, 4ls2 Turner, dwelling;
81, 7eO.
Berry q Dougherty. Ass Turner, dwelling;
Fred Freinhagea, 7l4-s Bittner, dwellings; s.. $40.
Mary McCabe, STA Robert, dwelling: 1850.
Lindell Real Estate Company, 1890 Greer, DWELL
Ing: So $50.
Lindell Real Estate Company. 1885 Greer. dwell
Lindell Real Estate COMPANY. 1895 Sullivan.
dwelling; SO, $50.
Lindeil Real Estate COMPANY. s9lo-2S Sullivan.
dwellings; 81, 800.
Lindell Real Estate Company 3oos Sullivan.
RESIDENCE: & go
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


George J. and n. T. Chenille. 2S4 North
Tenth; boy.
Frank T. and Cora Hackels. 25O7 Goode; boy.
Ernst and Ardelia Irion. lSz2 South Third glrl,
G. and NJ. Bergman. 19i7, Benton: girl.
Gus and A. Hansen, I547 North Fourteenth; boy
Emil and NJ. Stemphle. 1916 Benton; boy.
NJ. and Z. Bauman. .5S Howard: girl.
Henry and a, Hanser, 1925 NcTth FIFTEENTH
boy.
j. ]. and L Blake. 23OS Biddle: girl.
Frank \. and T. la Bee. g1lS Sheridan; girl.
Henry and A. Ruescbe, 53ls Julia; boy.
Harrison and L. S. Nichols, 405S Page; girl.
William e. and V. F. Voelpel. 252 Benton: girl.
John and l.. Harrison. Sl1 Soulard: boy.
Henry and Sue Becker. 672i South Eighth; girl.
Daniel and NJ. oIDonovan. 1919 Arco; girl.
James Z. and X Fitzgerald, BIOS Magnolia: girl.
George and A Hoffman. 1917 Lee; girl.
Edward and L. Eppelsheimer. 1897 North Elev-
enth; girl.
A. and i. W. Rowe. 5lS2 Fairmount: girl.
boy.
Otto and c. Underwood. 800 S,ulard: hoy.
CIR. -"' '"N "
girl. 80 s
William and 2. Belts. 1884 Scott: boy.
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UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS.

ARE HELD AT THIS OFFICE FOR
H FOLLOWING ANSWER CHECKS AND
MAY BE HAD BY PRESENTING YOU
CHECK AT H REPUBLIC OFFICE:
A-2OI, 49,. 1875, 1855, 1T, 1S4, 10, 1G1,
i31, lbs. IFS.
E-174, 1885,, Is2. IS4. 40, 1G5, 49,. I2I,
1.9. $50, $50, I93.
C-I95, 194, 1914. 1s6, 1865, 115, III, 1876,
I04.
Disc. 1885,, rs, LOG, 40, 1Ss, 100. 100.
l61 16S, $50. IS5.
Else, 1877, 1917. IS9, 1855, 176, So. IS5,
15G, 135. 1885,, 1893.
F-135, III, III. 1877, 1877, 1876.
G-I5!. 1877, 1o3, Isl, 16s. 149, 1s6, $50,
1876, 1872.
Hoo, 1855, 133, I59. 1875, 1874 1871, 155,
IS4.
lilo. 1916. Isl 1856. 1873. 1856, 100, 1870.
200, IFS. 1914.
K-.oO. $50, 1885,, 49,, 1859, So, 1875, 1853,
I79, I9S.
L-50. D 1873. 15.. b, 124, ISL, $50.
1876, 49,. 15S, 81, 100.
Midi, l55. 1Us, ii, ISIS, III, 1902, los,
~, 2oI. co.. lob, ia, 1So. 40, 1854.
las, 1872. 132.
o-I:.. 49,, 200. 1877, 17o. 1aI. 1875, 1853,
1871, I7S.
PSF. 1es $50, 175. 1856. III, 1873, InS,
1I3.
Roo. 164. IO2, III, 141. Ia, I6I. 1876,
139. ~, Is. 100. I2I, $50, 1885, e.
S-193, 1.6. I90, IL, 1.2. 179, II9, 100.
1873, 100, 1GI. 1S., 1!5, 1913, 1885,. 1875.
T-2Oi, 200, I9s. 96, $50, Al. 1872 1913,
III. 40. 1G5. 1SS, 14i, 1876. 1914, 1871.
W-I96. 1S4. 1853, 1856, 1S8, 1877, I64, 40,
$50. 1874, 1870.
X-19I, I51, III, 6S. 134, 152, o 8
100, 49,, 124. 1872, 13S.
f-136. 1876, I3I, 1874, 16I, 15S, 1916, 1s9,
Z-I9O, I57, 1914, 1885,, 16s, 1856, 1866, lss,
1S9, 1867, 1875, 1913.
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Wedding Rings Solid Gold.
Finest qualities. - to so. MermOd q JAG
cards, Broadway anG Locust.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

~
ssii: Riehasa III Mra = to * otto sSt sts uRien and d, $3.50
Fellow and Clara: W. End Real Estate
Go; TO Ed sTartzrw :d-..-..--- s.S75
Cora and Marcus; France. i Pollock 10 to
c5 Ss%sF EEiasf fs' { diin n.v he; Gas, LOCO
sonsde. and Mefamec: Jos. kopp to ~,
ci baTpare u ushf "a hot ciision and %"o
Clifton Heights; Monrc. cramer to Z.
cry BnocK-Part Of lot Ii: General I'm: ~
provement Co. to Universal Amusement
DSNNicA-S IT: Thomas Kuhnle to Jos. ~
pnnSNIcA-ss IT.. S. e., bet. Louisiana and
Arkansas: Mary Peetz to Thomas Kuhnle
NSf tt. n. 8. bet. vandevenief 10
and Wsrne: Geo. Gordon to Otto stehle
rINNEaf-.sa IT. s. $: bet. pendletcn and LOW
RichEend TO wm. j. Boiling .......... 1850
Diischreider-w. d..-......... ........ 1850
-: Ma,v wehkinE to chas. wehkins.
kosscIHusSSo-i5o TT. e. g. bet. Barton and '"'
Victor: John Boeppie to American Mfs.
KfSG.s HfdHwAY.ioc IT.: Otto staIcKe 10"
70 Richard Wray-w. S; 1000
ciarenacn: Dan Nocnsn to David COL
,mHssssooIHsHiIa Gsa n. bet. chippewa W."
and K,cEuS: Henry Krebs to Albert GsS-
NATuRxL BRIDGE RoXD.so IT.
het. Clarence and Clay: Henrietta F.
Brown to Edwin Meyer--w. d..-..-... ESD
NATURAL BRIDGE IT. S. g..
bet. Point and Parnell: John Gestring to
Schorr Brewing Cow. d...-...-....
PEEDLETON-9 II. in. g. g.. bet. Eas-
Tanssry-w. d:....A.-.s 1900
PENROSE-25 #. n. S.. bet. Clay and
Fair: Argyle. Real Estate Co. to VIM.
R4UssEILWis r., n. 8. bet. Thurman and
none. d.....4.. -.~~s..--M. $50
IT. III in. ". s., bet. Wal
seldom. l.sea. -. LIS
Ford And Alfred: Mullanphy Bldg. d -
Loan Assn. TO Thos. Dalton.w. d.. s.22s
IT., n. O.. bet. Menard and
Tenth ,sEmil Haeinsuer to Caroline Earl .n
81 II. e.. bet. Utah and W"
: wase: Henry BARN 10 hmma -@.:. a.so
si rcbneider 70 pt celia suetoIw. hfais $500
w ysTri, So jos seasssermsn-s d"."..a.. LIS
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STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-Offce OF Montana
Water. Electric Power and Mining Company.
The annual meeting of the stockholders CT this
company will be held at the office Of the COM
pany. room AZ Security building. southwest ccr-
ner Fourth ard Locust sts., in the city Of st.
Louis. Missouri, on Wednesday. April 9, 1eo2.
Ave directors to serve during the year begin
ming April 10. 11G. Polls open from Q o'clock
g. nj. to IL M. Books for the transfer OF stock
will close at 3 o'clock p. M. April 8 1902. to
prepare list of stockholders entitled to vote at
said meeting and election. and will be opened
again at 10 a. m. on April II, 1902.
Dated this twenty-sixth day Of March, A.. D..
1902, PAUL A. FUSE. President.
Geo. S. Zehnder, Secretary.
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STEAMSHIPS.

IlpAk.cHINh PHILJPRINE IsLSSps VA
b. Co.. Occidental & Oriental 8. {. CO ana
Oriental S. S. Co. From San. Francisco: Hong.
Kong Maru. April 10, 1902; China. April, q, isIZ.
Doric, Nav !. 1902. For passage and frelent
rates, reservations. passage orders end .niorIna.
tion. apply 10 l. E. Townsley. Agent Si ohNe
st., 81. Louis. No.
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Emilie Bldg. Cor. Ninth and oliye. g; Louis:
shrsysPert: Monrsom.Ey and 1A. tl,nti, NJ I1 s.no.:s
money ia bank TIL position il secured. or gtvs
note. for tuition; aoo0 students past year: Author
70 80 per day. Enter any time; Sar .s2P PAID.
Cheap board: BoexkeepinE Snoftnsno' etc.,
taught By mail Send for c4tAlo8ue.
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NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
IN the Matter of the Assignment Of Louis D.
Picot.
To the Creditors of Louis D.. Picot:
Take notice that the undersigned, assignee Of
Louis D. Picot, will hear. adjust and allow
claims against the said assigned estate. at his
office. No. 9I9 Chestnut ST.. city of st. Louis,
Mo-. on Thursday, April "a. 1902. between the
hours of 3 O'Clock a. m. and s o'clock p. m. Of
said day. and for two consecutive DAYS there
after. between the came hours, at which time
and place all persons having claims against the
said assigned estate are notified to be present
and to present the same.
GEORGE P. ANDREWS. Assignee.
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HELP ~wANTED-MALE.
MiscellaneouA.

Niscellaneoua
MEN men to run news on pas
senger trains: 4S0-mlle run: experience not neces-
sary. Railway News Co.. 1907 Market.
X wANTED-Young men with some
experience in packing glassware Apply Hall
Chemical Company. li:l Olive St. alley entrance.
wANTED-Janitor. s45: delivery drivers, team
sters.
Carpenters. SIS: truckers. ~buggywashers. host
lers.
Man and wife take charge store: mixers.
Yardman. S35; board. room: men. private places
Man for branch office outside city. $50, exp.
Collector. S2 week: office clerks: other places
Peerless Employment Co. sO2 Chestnut ST.
POLISIIERS. ETC. WANTED-Polishers and
buffers. Quick Meal stove Co. s21 Chouteau ave
men and women to write for
our free booklet. Are Your Hands Tied2' 1t
tells how we have helped thousands to support
themselves while we qualified them for high
salaried positions in engineering or architecture.
Write the International Correspondence Schools.
box 1860. Scranton. Pa. or call day or evening
at the st. Louis office. Benoist building, S2i
Pine st.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


sTocKHoLDERs Of the Germania Trust Com
pany's office, 7s0 Olive St, and signify their
sso 1sasuie IN wi fssa HE Colonial o Q pt Trust co S,na ~ f The
immediate and permanent interests OF this COM
pany and its stockholders demand that the mat
you your original certificate or receipt for pay
ments already made on your stock, -
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the American
Ssnsra a, 1p sipss,Ss.. G 20 s ? for for q the ;.r slsc IT 9oS Of
northeast corner Broadway and Locust streets;
A aasil u fS noon Polls s sRs5 from CRAM : i.'l PSs..i &; m
John H; Adams. SECRETARY.
St. Louis. April 6. 1902.
NOTICE Of Stockholders Meeting-A meeting
s.. Iaeleds Building, &C corner nssr Fourth and olive
May n. 1902, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock a.
m. and u o'clock m.. for the purpose Of consider
Ing and 4 Voting citing 7 upon ,ha the u. 1 fEllGw siGss pT fgoqn iS oa
to s., 500, 900; second. to increase the number Of
directors from three to seven.
LON o. locker
WALTER H. SAUNDERS.
All Of the directors of said company.
NOTICE of Stockholders Meetings. meeting
Of the SHAREHOLDER Of the United States Plate
s.. Laeiede building, corner Fourth and olive
streets. in the City q St. Louis. Mo-. on wednes-
am. and IL o'clock n. for the purpose Of con-
stdering and voting upon q proposition to create
q bonded indebtedness in the sum Of $50 goo. and
GEORGE W. EASLEY.
LON o. HOOKER,
All of the directors of said company.
Amador ledger., 1902-01-31
DOCUMENTS RECORDED,
DEEDS.

James Jeffery to Elizabeth H. JEFF
fiery. lot % bl l Amador, love and af-
fection.
John W. Farrun Jr. to John B,
Francis, $40 of min under Palmer lot.
Jackson, $40.
Est. of Thos. H. Hodges to Deborah
5. Hodges, lot in Sutter, adjoins Glea.
son & Con. Amador M. Co.
T. H. E. Allen to Robt. F. Allen,
John Roma lot, Forest Home, and W
hf OF or of s W or sec 7nr9e, $40.
j. d. Mason to W. D. Lasswell, und
hf of hf lot 2, Webb & Mason tr,
Jackson, 81.
c. D. Smith ct ux, to John Dynan,
ac adjoining VIM. Oates, $3.50.
PATENTS.
United States to Hiram j. Deacon, S
Or Of W or sec Is n 0e.
United States to Chas. Neips, W hf
of S Or Or of or and or of
W Or sec Is 6 nj 10e.
MINING RECORDS.
Location notices: C. R.sRichards on
Last Chance mine, Plymouth; Jas. w.
Martin on January m, Volcano; J..
NJ. McFadden on a q m in sec 81 r
I3 Q.
Proofs of labor: E. A. Trask on
Enoch q m. Volcano; Anna Deroy
Wetmore on Anna Deroy No. 2 and
Sunbeam q m; same OF Anna May
placer and Anna Deroy NJ. 1; Andrew
Quirolo ct al, on West Eli q m, Clinton;
o. Olsen on st. Luis q Ia, Volcano;
same on Sunny South O m, Volcano;
Jos. Garibaldi on Boardman placer,
Volcano.
HOMESTEAD.
Declaration of Elizabeth AFFORD, lot
5 bl IA, Plymouth.
CERTIFICATE OF REDEMPTION.
Mrs. NJ. Sevey, lot bl % and lot l
bl 26, Plymouth.
JUDGMENT.
High Point Mining Co. VS.. Hulda
Brown ct al, confirms title of deft to
Blue Bell q m.
SATISFACTIONS OF MORTGAGES.
j. R. Tregloan, mort exec by ]. A.
hickey ct ux, W or of or and W
or OF @ Or sec "a + 10 9.
Part by same, mort exec by A. S.
Hartwick, lots and of n or sec l t
II g; frac or of W or sec 6 I
s n + II e, and frac Or of or sec
36 n + 10 g.
By same, mort exec by same, cat tie,
horses, chattels.
ROsalie Wenzel, exec by J. W. Violet
ct ux, old Pardee ranch in lone valley
VIM. j. McGee mort exec by Jos. E.
Stirnaman ct ux, or of or sec %;
W Or of Or sec %; W or of w
N. a nf N a n ~ O7
13 g..
L: Marie, mort exec by Marg't
Richards, part of bl %, Sutter.
Amador ledger., 1902-01-31
Family Reunion.

An interesting gathering took place
at the residence of Mrs. Ann Bennetts,
grandmother of Mrs. Lemin of jack
son, near Amador City on Saturday
last, the occasion being the 91st ami
versary of that lady's birthday. All
the members of the family in Amador
county were present, including Mrs. T.
Lemin and family, Mrs. Rule and fam
lily, Mrs. Boddinar, James Rule jr. and
family, and others. Notwithstanding
her advanced age, Mrs. Bennetts is
active and hearty, able to do house.
hold work. and hold her own in con-
versation with the rest of them. In
happy "reminiscences and social chat a
few hours passed pleasantly to all
present. and the company separated,
hoping to 80 10y more such pleasant
reunions,
Amador ledger., 1902-01-31
NO COMPARISON.

The lone Echo says, concerning
bridge contracting in Amador coun-
ty:
An exemplification of the differ
ence between letting bridge building
by private contract and by bids was
noticed in the last proceedings of
the board of supervisors. They let
a contract for a 40-foot span steel
bridge at Jackson for S1700. A
couple of months previously the
board gave an individual contract
to erect a 60-foot steel bridge at
Carbondale for $1,000. When the
private contract was let a vigorous
howl was heard, but not cheep
about the bid. Why this quietude?
Our cotemporary ought to be in a
position to state the reason for the
difference in price. 1t certainly is
not due, as the above extract would
lead one to infer, to any advantage
of the private contract system over
the system of competitive bids,
which is the method recognized bv
law. The difference lies in the fact
that the Carbondale bridge is the
replacement of an old structure.
The approaches and supports were
already made. Whereas the Jack
son bridge is an entirely new struct-
ure, with abutments and approaches
to be built. That is a complete and
satisfactory explanation of the diff
ference in price. We are not an ex-
pert on the cost of bridge building,
but if, as the Echo's article insinu
ates, the Carbondale bridge has the
advantage by comparison, how is it
that the contractor for that bridge
was an unsuccessful bidder for the
Jackson structure? The fact stands
out that he secured a contract with
out competition, and he failed to Sc
cure a contract in the face of COM
petition. There is no escape from
the inference that the Jackson
bridge, all things considered, is the
cheaper of the two.
Amador ledger., 1902-01-31
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R c. RUST. JUDGE.

/ nun. N y. RUST, JUDGE.
Estate of r. j. Adams February /
appointed for hearing of petition to
set aside homestead for benefit OF
widow.
Josephine Carmelo VS.. Chas. Car.
melo-Decree of divorce granted.
High Point Mining Co. VS.. H. H. B.
Brown-By consent of parties action as
to S. N. Farington dismissed. Case
tried. Findings waived. Judgment
for plaintiff for cancellation of contract
without costs.
w. E. Speer ct al VS.. Scottish Union
Insurance Co.-Demurrer submitted
Chas. w. Trotter VS.. Amador Gold
Mine Ltd.-On petition for appoint
ment of receiver. Defendant unrepre-
sented. Matter heard and submitted
Mamie Pierano VS.. Antoine Peirano-
Motion for change of place of trial con-
tinued until Feb. l.
Estate of, Mary Boardman-Marth
j. Boardman appointed administrator
Estate of Jane Sobey-William Sobey
petitions for special letters of admin
stration. Petitioner appointed, bonds
fixed in the sum of 500.
Matter of application Gladys Lorraine
LESLEY for writ of habeas corpus
Petition of Nellie LESLEY sets forth
that she is the mother of said GLADYS
L. LESLEY; that Gladys L. LESLEY is
restrained OF her liberty inJackson by
James G. LESLEY; that she believes
that Jas. G. LESLEY is about to pro-
ceed to Mexico, and intends to take
the child, who is an infant II months
old. with him. Matter heard and Gus
tody awarded to the mother.
Estate of Jane Sobey-Petition of w .
Sobey for probate of will. Petition
sets forth that Jane Sobey died in
Solano county, January 20, 1902, leav-
ing property in Amador county as fol-
lows: Lots II and 12 in block 7, Jack
son, valued at $4,000. Lot II in block
2, valued at $4,000. Small lot of house.
hold furniture, and money on deposit
with the Realty Syndicate $500. Will
liam Sobey and Josephu Sobey are
named as executors. The heirs are
John. Sobey, resident of Michigan;
Mary Elizabeth Moore, Henry Sobey,
Sarah Jane Bennett, Josephus Sobey,
and William Sobey, all OF California,
and children of decedent. William ].
McGee, attorney.
Estate of T. l.. Culbert jr.-Order
made authorizing guardian to sell
certain real estate.
NEW CASES.
Estate of Pernina Smith-George
Courtright petitions for letters of ad-
ministration. Estate consists of $50
acres in townships five and six, range
ten, in the neigh borhood of Stony
creek, the value of which is estimated
at $500. The heirs are Clark and
George Courtright, both sons of de-
ceased by her first husband. r. G..
Bole is attorney for petitioner. Feb
ruary l appointed for hearing said
petition.
Kate Budman VS.. Louis NJ. Budman
Suit for divorce. on the ground of de-
sertion. Parties were married in Jack
son on the 1lth day of May, 1900. Two
days later, so the complaint alleges,
the defendant wilfully and without
cause deserted plaintiff. There are
two children, the issue of the marriage,
Louis and Martin Budman, twins, aged
IL months. Defendant is miner, able
to earn $75 per month. Plaintiff asks
for S35 per month alimony, dissolution
of the marriage, and for $3.50 for costs
OF suit. Caminetti & Bole are attorneys
for plaintiff.