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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Sanoets forte Race.

8i er ale enige ON, at 9tc0eren
altior ofte bIir ~forurettet Of tlOe be-
banolet / Spoen; men ri glemmer
tiot, at SpoenS bpioe 9efolfnlns r8'
iaa er ilemt ItiQet Iigeooer Irr Ocn
forte STAGE. SunObeoen er, at / cn'
bper @gn, boor HegerbefolfnIngen CT
taIrig, bar Sc Sotoe ct meget oAnIte'
Iigt Yroblem at lsie. SnteQlge:t:e
boioe iSoIf / Spoen freezer, iir ct Slao
/ Rep Orleans, at oc TO Eacer iaor
ltooifle lig boer ior Jig. 0ette Rrap
fommcr life al @nO til Regrene, men
TorOi set er re~tfGroigt. Se9ge Has
Ger muu beIfptteS; Gipiliiationen o.
ioo. 1ette cr @runoen til, at IGr.
ifilte Sfoler og Goaeger for Oe TO
&ocer oprettes og bodies gaoenOe /
Sn0en.
Srt I. @fs., at 9te0rc / tort Nntol
Icpc1c / Noroen. 3Ois Mu3ladu'ettS
haoOc e, 9eioIfning, hoorai 80 Ero-
cent uur Ntegre, pilbe Sarour0 lutfe
inc 1orc for De iorte StlOcnter. Ntcr
en0 set - hui5 300 NegerItltOentcr
me0 en- Sang gif til &aroaro, uIl0e De
life bo' orret Ser / 80 0o9e, ier Se.
ItprcIien oiIoe meoe iammen % meo
IIoor operpeie Sogen. ReIultntet az
Wteoct Oiloe bli, at oe 800 9teger'
ituoenter if @eIfeo ON, at &c piIoe fad
fulot iao goO SfoIe peO ct lPrifllt
SnItit1t, iom piIoe bIi oprettet tot
Dem ct anoet Steo. % De oiloe fan
goo SfoIeltobanneIie; men bort ira
Saruor0 moatte oe. Saroaro otI0e
qiere, boa0 tulane bar glort % enonn
ojer. SpOenS llngOom ifuIOe foa i'm
ltooonnelie peN SfoIer, iont lprer, at
&c TO Gacer bsr faa uouifle Jig ltblN'
oret al SEN ortoen.
Sualangt 9laoet. Spor pent ri
cnO fan tale % ifripc / Taper al Dor
"Iorte Sror" her / Gorocn, 'ua or Der
pei moitdc al os, iom beaer pilOC Iel'
oc en- Sen eler Cater til 8ropen
enb ic Dem gah op til Alterct ior at
uQtc en- Sort. % ie8 er ncppe nlene
ON Sen Opfutnin8, at leg bcIler pIIoe
flore 3c9lcne al mig for Sfolepcn9e
iii liot pripat Sfole, enO ieB oIIoe
! ienoe mine Born til ell SfoIc, bpor
Regerbernenc par / 6Icrtal, % en-
; Neqer cQcr Ne8CrirGe par "Seod)cr".
Ic i Spocn. iom nil bolNs 9tcgcrbe.
iolfningen / llpiGcnheo, teller % inn
Scr ItorIigen; men DC, iom ptl ia Nrr'
Ifilte % bra Sfoler Tor Sc to 8ncer
. o1 snifcr. at bpcr &acc fan fna nOoltIc
ia frit % ubiu0ret al Ben mo2n, or
life eiter min 6oritano urimeIiae.
8r.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

SubIamlet til be YcoIioenoe peo s. Sl'
neis, ara8nes 5opnibip. Clap Go. Ntnn.,
% ienot til 9ttrneiotu SiatstOmtte:
Sobu SlneiS, Ole g Olneis, q 9 Srei.
laIo buer So; Sacob SInc)s. Sobu z Oh
neis, Sacpb q Solte. Nel8 Carton. &ans
Carton. Grit Y &ci9cn. y 8 &enBea. Sal'
Dor Ntli0m. 5otn Sonbp Gle Oltermo.
Sobu Hel>on, Garneit Nellon. 8obert
HfuBcnreuler Su ut NgerboIm. 3pbn
Slut on. Sarpb Nelion, Oscar 6rtit, Sep
icn. Grit Gn9eieIber. Claus Gridlrn. GCocr
5uiton, 9nas Spsips. Snspplo anu,lon,
s.; Aleranoer Solution, Stuers @ngeiether.
QbaS Suauion. Martin Suuobp buer 80
SIS CORAL 5000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

GsiI 5egtoeoi % 6anilie lntte.
DC Mauaaa Sen Doe til DALLAS. 0is.
Yfiis Snsrio Steine er paa BE.
isa hos Slrgtninae / 8raiton, u ..
Ioreninaen "Suslenes geniter"
bcgpnoie ben f2te after line Wsoer.
Set foiter ST ON Iaret at bore meo.
Ecngene anpenoes til at fisbe gooe
Bigger. ll6ilugter ioretaees ior at
itiocre ~SsugIenes 2ip. Weolemmerne
mebbringer aifferter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
peo Bait 5 $ Mpbre, Gouns,

ut1Hu -.
9igeleoes mpbtosct fra Ialt Wphre
SO Gts ira u Spilum o9 Is @ts
fra Anton SeIucis.
Suoieubt pep & 6 Slion. @eiteoae.
81 Z, uobpttet Of en- S.Ibiamlin9
Sprine Greet Weni9beo. Bar
mes Co.. y 9 .................
Iemlig: & 6 Slicu, 6 s Eierte,
w Reoeripu. Nnorep S Nnoeriou.
NnoerS G%briitiauion Slirer Sbpmp'
ion, s u Nprpo b. Die Tsien, Die
u &ieaano, Seper = Heteu, 9 8
9ulsrub, Qtlfreo 2arieu. u & Salt'
hammer, 6 3 Geiteu, NuS Wpoep,
Chris Saltbammer. 4norem CD
gen hper ST; Sa,na 9 Nnoeripn rs
4malie GnOerIpu, Siaie Ineerion,
- 8 SjcrFe 9ttIS 7 Hun. 5 81 Nue.
9 8 Hctcu, & 8 y, cnues. 81 6eI'
ten, Grit Sennno. Sen = 5bpruo.
9 5boruo. Die Stlcgitab, 9 S
Saltbammer u 6 &apcu.@ Slers
Re, W 9teliou, Nntpn Nuoeriou. 3eter
Sweot % u 9 a1elano buer 80
Cts; Gmiln Guoeripn, Sn9a Sps
perion. Die 4sterior, 3chn Hootn.
&iloa Qrpis. Ole 8 3~telten, Sobn
3 6eiten. Die y Gei:eH, Oscar
Yauiipu, Wnthpuis Setber9, y .
g Grub bucr 25 Cts.
Titiammeu $50.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
TecDrab % : megn.
@eiicnbc.
Sen lsee @arts 9os

Sorfel anoerion ira Serico, So,
Dor | benne llga prret | 8ecorab ion
Gelegat til areSsmsSet. Rr. an
oerfon bar Irit Euiten"
nGiten % Mar, eller iioen oct fsritt
Ro. fom no, og ban fommcr aItil
tnoom, naar ban or paa bisie San,
ter.
g. ). GacitaS fra Serico CT
ogiaa 9eIegot til areosmsoet. San
er IiaeIeoeS eli 20 garS Ibonuert
paa "Gecorab.G oitcH."
- Ole o. Sueiier, Geoer Grifielt
2pffeiten % pans amirnbion ira
@apton 60. bdr pprrt / Gecorab ioln
EeIegater I'll arebSmebet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
$2,727.31
Sill HDrge.

Sioliaere tpitteret for...... 81
Soer Glttlpn. Nloen, Sa........
It SouQ, Rpp, @aib ...........
9 Song. Hop. 8aib ...........
u Song. 5iop @aib ............
Snoi0miet reb SteG %errp, Tuller'
&c TiuloncSliten.l
Snoicnnt ucb Mrs Marie yuno,
&on8lep, @aib
Ncmli3: u 2uno, Wr8 Is Mubr.
Mr5 3 59cmlen. Otto G,ien. u
Glen, Wirs y 3 &unb. 3 Grte,
WtrS Nnna Sanien bper 80 Gts.
9lliumnen 81.
q . RoQuaas, 9ecorab. So ......
| Suoiam,et o. i oitnOt peo Smut q
Mreu @riebrot. Ntiun
HtmIiQ: Smut st Wtoen 81; 8nnuf
! q %pmmc, Nubrctp Nnoerion, : =
StarL Iom & &n0Suolo buer so
OTIS; @unber 2anesrat, u Som'
ME Smut Selei,on. ScrAcn q
Sale o. Spar q StrAno hper 25
GcntS.
Irliammen 425.
! Snoienot ueo Mrs 6 g Sle'eitao,
@iteliNc. g 3, ira GlieIlne 8otns
beiOrenlug. Bait Hprmans aaIo
s. s Stuoc. Sperrp, u 9.........
SnoiNot peh Charles SheIpon.
@a'hburn, q 3. iaIt $109.90 at
pele& 1t t melem Gorse % Sue
Nen,.ls: Stpan Sanion, SoGn
Sllgneu, Y 81 Relipn IS Sauaes
berg. III 5belppn bper s.; &enrp
@pltan, SerHt Spbuiou bpsr $4.
Nrel Neliou So Meter Solution. 5
u Sulou. % 6 Rpaaaro, 9flS 9bas
SbeIoon. Sobu 3elion % 9bas
MnOeriou brer So; 8 Z 6unt, 8N
ShmIot, II R 8roiuu. 6 u Sp:'
beS. i & Rpbrer. Die Sobnlon. .
5iihor0S. 8 u Cberg. Us u @pen.
ion Oscar . Sbers. Mt . Rdppen.
J u 8Nomplou. y : Sof s9aar'
Den, ! Gpbnipu, & 8leuu. 8llbert
So.Inn. Y Gbarliboes, > Meter
ion. u { Reep. Sans Spl'an. Dtar'
TIN potion, Marltu Nitrup, Sos
j Slion, 3pbu Sbelepn. Nug 500
per. & J NcGuloh,. = u Sanlb.
" s Nouje. 4 Grpiu boot, = Mt
9uicu. ! i 9eteriou, % M 9tget,
Ytr8 Z Nmoeripu. & Gaua " 6
Stlber, NIeIS Nlberg. Scbn Snnof
crcu, @uItap Spbniou. Swan Re
LANDER. Eyeo Nppper, . Z Sllor, Y
- Npllon. Oscar @uitaplon, Sobn
Heuter. = Soltau % NO Der
10 butr Il; Sobn Dtartert, sSm
8tdarOH. Rrs q Sohnicn. SS
4rterion, gS u 9ercp. 2 6 2 60
lem, @m Seftp. u i SeHpart, V
S~leQ9cruO.f Ole 8rabln. Sans
Su,tbtrQ Chris Hel'pn, Sobn y
gowna, Rob't Mar!p. Cab SO
Bitter. u u 3efler. 2 So9iL .
Gpruabon, 8 2creutipu.' u Ger
man Goih. Rdib Sopts Z "
9eQd. 6 = granIirpm. Arel Schn'
ion ca Gain bper so Cts Die
Scbo 10 GtS: Shpm SDpmplcn ~
Cts: Sobu Santer 80 Cts; gR Z
Spmau ! 8 SanperS. emtl Sper.
ion. i s. N0tues % Gdlg hper 20
ScntS.
Iuiammeu $10a 80.
Il : @runlle, Esiian Sa ........
Salpe ,~Eupt9aier pcp Ct "Sastet
@artu" tESheln Stu!ebns. ga
Ruurr 60. u 3 mbieuot rso
elias Saassaa SitdutIle. v 3,
Suoicuot psp y w Vproi rs gRa'
bel, MUmt. 49,, ...........,.
&rmltQ; Saetpmmet pep tastet
fortp" StolsbuteE Thrift No
Go 81 - A{rs gprrnr SnhHion 81;
9Rr oa N}rS . w Horobus 81.
I 5iliamtaen s92a.
SIerbeeels Offer Seslano aReuts.
beo, gait MphreS 2olo, inoisnet
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
SmOfotnne 9iorag TIL DC
6ungrige / SinlanD.

gioitdere fpitteret for ~. 6.
NaSnnis 9tlNee, 5 eder. Mont.
ubenGuntp5escntt. 1ani ........
SnolamIet'ug inoienOt ueb Gle 6
BERN, Eanertpn, Gebr.. ioit
s21.S5 at oeleS liat meIem Wor.
ae. Speriae pe EinIanb. .......
Temlig: Die s 8errp, Die Slion
% Matbias Sphniou buer 81 Ss.
numb qnripn, g 1bpmpioiL 6 6
BERN Sprgeu auuoion. 3horiten
3hpmpion, u 8 Woller, Hiis Oh
ion bper 81: Sreo Slstpn, q Grid.
ION Sauna 8errp, " u Sohnion.
HuDo'phns Sliou, Souls Carton,
Gut 3bcnpiou, Z u 3oafe. Css
Far Strpmbera. 9arl 2eunarion.
go GrleI. 8 gusebretipn, 3 .
3bumpiou, Rarn . Sbrmpicn,
80 Si,pn bper so Cts; 8 Helion,
DfrS HIion = 6 MtGer. 60 Gin.
ball on 6 8 S;cibs bper 20 Gts:
gtiis Etstpn 10 Ste.
Jiliammen $21.s5.
Snbien0t pep gtrs Marie Sunb.
2analep @aih.
Hentlig: Mrs Sphu Hetteripn 81;
Mrs Sttp GIiou % Mrs U 9nno
bper so Cts.
5iiiammen So.
Sn6iamlet o. iuoienot oeo Ole
Billion, Sunop Bah, 0is. $5i,
bpiltef ifaI furbeles liat mellem
Norge pe TInIapo ...........
Rentlia: Otto 8uid % Ridelicu
Sros buer So: { 0noD San 1pinoe'
iorenlng So so; Sobn Wartin Sr.
: 1 80; Ole Rt'iou Wenltpb, Die
anntion SermunoItaN, alaus So
bnnion, Iartn Siiou, 1plef Ssr'
Genipn. CD Nlters, Sob1n 6 Better
len. 6 @iIberticn, De S~aloorien,
George Spr9enieu, Gbdrlcs Slien,
&nub IetioM. Thomas 8ulitlon,
Gper Getericr. Mrs Sarnb go
hau'on, Mrs O SIion. 5rant 8
Stangel, 9lidmater Eros, 8pfb,
Sur ep & 9oier. @ @iua. s Tee
ppn, u 6 @Ianot pg 9auib Ser
mann bper 81: Gbns 9 Teterieu
% Sobu 8 3obanicn bper rs Gis;
Snuo Sermunpitab, Spiten Ser.
m~uuoitao. auuot &nutirn, Raos
8nuotipn, Mntou SIion, Eaul Iils
ion. German 3rcier, Ole Sobuion,
Soieph GoOl, Nnthpup Scup.
90 Gridien, & q Se,t. 2puiS
Drummer, ZEN &oienberg, Soban
@attpma. Sobu &aueeJ S 8 9ees
mall. Sselir MelIeru, @m aariten,
Wtm Hpgey&, Sobr Ieters. Sos
8ostat, Sreo ;3htenfclo. Sobn Shs
len 'elo, y - Gam er % @m Wes>
mann bper 80 Cts; : Sellebes. 6
8 Rilien. & Chairman. Us Sep
toro, Soban 9iibmater. 8 u emit,
NuguIt WesnIan, Wtlie 9leorihs,
Miuuie YlI9rtm % Srant Sobanet,
Hels Relipn hoer 25 Cts.
5iliammeu S4S25.
6 6 aIasenber3. Sputb @inobam,
Wdtne
REQ Nrs stephen Sobns
ion. Gine 0nOb. 8is...........
Gtter Greet 8uinbefpres
ming SIS; Ntrs 6reorlt 9arion %
&ariUn bucr 81 Mrs Mar'
tba Siloeu so Gts.
Stl'nmmen $3.50.
~ a. -1s,,, N1Lrk., 81 m
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

SanSt NOT. Gn &i$rnaro iuffcoc
oa ioaoe: SO Irngere lea lepcr. oc&
mere ~ifisuner ica. al ieg ~ingentiua
peb."
Set tunbe ies iagt Dig ior % Mar
iiben," ipnrebe bans apne; men icg
ianot. at bet life pube rlptte rose;."
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

Rsbcoe Jig. San orof opgtig /
&lltbben; men oet IpffeoeS ham alti6
at ifIlIe Set Tor i'm &oue. Gn Iiten
tom ban blem o. iagOe: "9hu CT 6Ors
mina$iafen aatter fnat ! 9aifen -
ieg Der ON 6orlaocIic, So~reningia'
fen er giant / Iifeu." "a lit bun
Giuene %.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Sill Sperige.
Siolioere fpitteret for. :.
nSnnht nah GIe Il Marin Gnner,

Siolioere fpitteret for. -.
Snoienot pep Ole 8 Serrp, Suner'
ton. Hebr.
(Se Sinlauosliiten.)
SuOienot peb 0trs NtaIie
9unp, 2ausIeu, @aib 800. -.
RemIis: Mrs s Ntubr. Otto Oh
ion % Sraut Sl'pn bper 80 Cts.
Siliammeu $3.50.
Snolam!ct peb Charles Sbeloon,
8albburn, y S...............
Ice Roreeiiiteul
Salooelen al Suo egterne reo ct
~Sasfet Bnrtp~ / Sbeup Stole'
bus Ga Roure 60, u 8, uiD'
ienot pso elias Sanrsaser, 2it6'
pi1r, u $ 80.
Sjsrbec'B Sffer / Seglauo Renis.
beo. Bait 4tphre2 8nIo. tnoienot
peO Yait 5 . Mpbre, &ouas,
UtulH
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
"Suspcuucu".

SpmaitineH "SuSpcnneu" msetoa
icg for 10 aar iiocn. Set CT en- uomGrs
let geo Spmaiiiue. Zen or Ii9e iau
900 Den Saa / Sag. ium Sa ies moptps
Den, Seq oil unbcfaIe DEN nj ale, ipm
oil hare jig CT isrlte aIaSies Aaifine.
Sneu aiemetiou.
Srseborr. getnn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
8maeee! &mscGg!
at inlebioss mhitr Gismsnth Mods tilIa!ss;
| 1oaar ipr Is sGa; ben brShe 9pnlerarr.
iom fiaprs. Andrew Andersen,
BOX ia, Ashby. Grant Co. Min n
&mgeGg!

Sea bar aleTHemlset -GsbfeisoagSbossn- %
uruu nae. lee foEes rtatis soot ON ben. SeacH
iuaeeoloer ct ~iprtrRticIiei liopaIa uf Gitater ira
ncrfte % freurnrese Sorfattere. Spgeus Iioitor
CT fGroeles fmnefuot.
q. @~uIbrnuefen gIatr, Bts.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
ITO It'll mes
SfaQlsTaarme
ctt itDrite geitiains paa Staaf-Gaarne nOseniinoe leoeret
er nplis erpeperet al the sermptor COMPANY, Gbieagp.

iorot leSe 6lefiricitet ira ct umaareIist @anbfrnI
@ruberne oper 100 Mil borte. geiiiIingen paa bis
TIE sermotur Gpmpanp nisat. 3ette 8onranis GIN
al be teote Siaals 5aarne for ginbmpller eIer iii q
benz benre uiebpanIise geitiling. Ia SnseniBrern'
biee, Der ituloe a~ilutie nenre &ontraft, uborbeibeoe
fanbt be intet / Nermotor 5aarrets aonitriftiou, ipi
Sierrelier al entelte 9ele blep ~ioranbret for bette
iprblep Taarnet u~piasii9t iliat ipm TIE aermptor
mango gar iibet. ~ ..s
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10
A GOOD MOVE.

AT the meeting of the board of
supervisors held this week the dis
trict attorney took action in regard
to road work authorized by the
supervisors, the cost of which ex-
ceeds $500, which is likely to put a
stop to the practice which has been
followed in this county for a number
of years. The present law makes it
mandatory to let out all work in ex-
cess of $500 by contract, after ad-
vertising for bids. The law in sub
stantially the same form has existed
for years except that the last legis-
lature took the matter entirely out
side of the discretion of the super
visors, making it obligatory upon
them to advertise for bids for road
work estimated to cost $500 or over.
1t may be stated that nearly all the
work done on the lone road will
come within this provision. But
the contract system has been en-
tirely ignored. The Individual sup
ervisors have ordered the work done
regardless of this limitation upon
their authority. The Ledger has
repeatedly called attention to this
matter, and also to other phases of
road management that might be
changed with advantage to the pub
lie interests. During the past
month a portion of the lone road
has been subjected to the oil treat
ment. This work was done, as all
other work has been performed for
years past, without putting it up to
public competition by advertising
for proposals. The bills came in for
allowance before the board this
week, and the cost of this improve
ment was far in excess of the $500
limit. The district attorney there
upon took a decided stand, and
stated that the law had been violated
in this respect for long time, and
that hereafter he would allow no
more bills of this kind. They were
required to let the work by contract,
and persistence in disregarding this
provision had already caused COM
ment, and sooner or later was bound
to give trouble. The district attor-
ney has charge of this question. It
is his duty to look over the bills be-
fore being allowed, and mark them
legal or otherwise according to his
Judgment. A road bill branded bv
him as an illegal claim would not be
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10

This morning Judge Rust rendered
a decision is the case of James Nc
Cauley, justice of the peace, VS.. G. L.
Culbert, county auditor This case
involves the right of justices and
constables elected last year to draw
salary-meaning increased compen-
sation-under the new county gov
ernment act passed by the last legis-
lature. The decision is lengthy. and
we must reserve its publication until
next week. The court holds the law
to be constitutional, and that the
officials are entitled to pay under its
provisions. We trust the case will be
appealed. Its Importance demands
that it be passed upon by the su-
preme court.
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10
COUNTY GOVERNMENT ACT
SUSTAINED.

The supreme court has just rem
dered decision affirming the con-
stitutionality of the county govern
ment act of 1901 Some of our ex-
changes are laboring under the i'm
preston that it-relates to the new
county government act passed by
the last legislature, and which is now
being tested in the superior court of
Amador county. The truth is, the
opinion just given by the supreme
court has no bearing whatever on
the issue in which this county is in
terested, and which is now pending
in the courts. The point raised
against the law of 1901 was that the
act did not conform to constitutions
requirements. The act of that year
cut down the salaries of constables
and other officials in San Joaquin
county. The officials affected re-
fused to accept the lower salaries,
and applied for writ of mandate to
compel the auditor to issue warrants
in conformity with the old law. The
matter was carried to the highest
court, which has just decided against
the officials. The issue before the
Amador court is entirely different,
namely, whether justices and con-
stables can demand increased COM
pensation for services under a law
passed during their term of Office
The state constitution says nothing
against the lowering of salaries. 1t
may appear unjust that the emolu-
ments of Office should be reduced
after man has been elected. The
constitution, however, sets forth
certain reserved rights of the peo-
pie, some things which the legis-
lature shall not do. 1t is silent
about lowering salaries, and hence
the courts have declared that the
legislature has control over the mat
ter. On the other hand the supreme
law of the state is very emphatic in
Withholding from the legislative
body the power to increase compen-
sation of elective officers-whethe
state, county, or township-during
the term for which they were elected.
The last legislature attempted to do
this. A quibbIe has been raised
against this way of putting the case.
1t is claimed that the law merely
changes the manner of compensation
from fees to salary. This is a very
small hole to try to crawl out of.
The officials concerned want to draw
salary under the new law for no
other reason than that it holds out
increased pay. They may twist and
wiggle as they please, that is what
they are fighting for.
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss sss Of lMz2zzzSM
PLYMOUTH NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, July s. Mrs. Gordon
and son, Fred, came up from Oakland
this week for visit.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Precita
Manassaro passed away at her home in
Brighton at the age of 42 years. Her
remains were brought here last even
ing and inferred in the Plymouth Gem
etery today at 2 O'Clock. Father
Gleason of Jackson officiated. She was
a member of Forrest Parlor No. Sc,
N. d. G.. w. The Native Daughters
OF said Parlor were in attendance, per-
forming their duties very well. The
deceased leaves husband, three chill
dren, father and sister, and many
friends to mourn her loss.
2 Mrs. Ella Adams is on the sick list.
Tony Levaggi went to Sacramento
today.
Mrs. Freeman and daughter, Miss
Kate Bunker, left last week for Shasta
county, where they will spend their
summer.
Mrs. John Dohman went to Placer
vile, Thursday, where her son, James.
is quite i'll.
Mr.. MCMILLAN OF Sacramento, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
here for the past week, returned home
Thursday.
Willis Carter, former driver of the
PlymOuthLatrobe stage line, left here
this week for Aubum, from thence he
will go to Dogtown.
Mrs. II. E. P>5ter returned Sunday
from visit in Jackson, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Marie Parker.
While Martin Potter was driving up
Main street yesterday, one of the brid-
les came unfastened on one of the
horses. thereby frightening them so
much that they ran away. They were
suddenly brought to a standstill by
running into the corner post of the
Forest House, which they tore down,
uprooting part of the porch. Martin
Potter, Wallace and Eddie Pritchard
being the occupants, were thrown from
the seat, and were somewhat shaken
up but no serious damage was inflicted.
Mr.. Thompson, aged 81 years, died
here Friday at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Waite. Services
were held at the house at 2 O'Clock
Sunday by Rev. Call, interment being
in the Plymouth cemetery Five chill
dren survive him. The bereaved ones
have the heartfelt sympathy of all.
Miss Maggie Slavich, who has been
visiting friends in San Jose for the
past seven weeks, returned home this
week. OMEGO.
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10

paid by the treasurer, even if it
were passed by the supervisors.
The action of District Attorney vi
cini therefore brings this branch of
the road question clearly in issue.
The stand he has taken in behalf of
strict compliance with a salutary
law, but a law which has been a
dead letter in this county for years,
will meet with approval by citizens
generally. We trust it will lead to
the correction also of that other
long-standing abuse of supervisors
putting in lump claims in their own
names for road work done in their
respective districts. This is equally
against the law, and its discontinue
ance is only question of time
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10
PROTEST AGAINST FOREST RES
ERVATlON.

Several citizens of this county
went to Sacramento Tuesday to file
a protest against the continuance
of the temporary forest reservation
in this county, which was made
about six months ago, and by which
nearly all the timber lands of this
county were withdrawn from entry.
The western line of the reservation
extends nearly to Georgetown and
Placerville. A written protest
against this extreme reservation has
been signed quite generally. So far
as we can learn no resident of this
county is in favor of having such
large tracts reserved, although there
is not so much objection to reserva-
tions in the higher attitudes where
the timber is not available for i'm
mediate use. A special agent of the
land department has been sent out
to hear the case, and a decision will
be reached later on.
Our congressional representatives
should oppose this extensive reser-
vation, for it sets aside so large
portion of the county that its bust
ness affairs would be seriously Grip
pied. Supply and demand are the
best regulators of the timber. When
timber is needed it ought to be cut,
for it rots beyond a certain age. In
these Sierras the young timber is
growing again very rapidly, and
there will be trees again for the peo-
pie OF the future. A great deal of
alarm about the future is absurd.
When people searched the Arctic
ocean for whales, because they knew
nothing of kerosene or electricity, it
would have been argued that the
future might be dark if weneglected
to keep fat whales to make oil for
remote ages. We are getting along
all right without the whales, and
our descendants will live in ten times
the luxury that we possess with half
our effort of which may be very
bad for them. .-Placerviile Republi-
can.
Amador ledger., 1903-07-10

any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SOL
DEEDS.
Gertrude Kramer to Cupa Del Orc
Mining Co-Centennial mine. Drytown
mining district; 81.
A. Caminetti ct al to Cupa Del Ora
Mining Co.-Same; 81.
Mrs. M. E. Cochran to DR.. W. N
Bar Due and wife-Undivided one half
interest in lots 53 and "a, sec 8, twp 5,
n. r. IL 9; 800.
E. B. Miller to D. Fricot-Sand pile
mining claim.
Geo. w. Kramer to Cupa Del Ora
Mining Co.-Centenuial mine, Drytown
mining district; ST.
l.. A. Gwinand to Oliver Gwinand
and Julia Barrett-Land in sections 2S
and 20, twp north, range II east, 48O
acres; love and affection.
Mary A. Wallenb berg to Otis L. Web
ster-Lot 6, block 4, Pine Grove; S4OO.
Emma G. James to VIM. A. Hipkins
Lot 6, block 4, Pine Grove; $40.
VIM. Adam Jenny McKenney to Geo.
E. West-Lot 6, block 4, Pine Grove;
$400.
E. B. Hunsaker to Christian and
Eta Peterson-Gold Nugget mine on
north bank of Mokelumue river; $40.
VIM. S. Taylor and wife to Annie E.
Allen-Land in sections 10 and II. twp
6 north, range 10 east; SO.
Edbert S. Clute to Clara A. Clute-
Land in Volcano; $40.
Thomas Thompson Sr. to Thomas
Thompson Jr.-The E4 of the NW4,
the NE4 of the SW4, and the SW3 OF
the NE4, of section 80, twp 7 north,
range 10 east. 160 acres; also all per-
sOnal property; love and affection.
Joseph and Christian Heather to
Dora Isabel Shealor-Portion of lot I,
block %, Sutter Creek; 500.
John and Susan Ames to John D.
Brown-S3 of the SCI of section IA,
and the NJ of the NE4 of section %,
twp north, range IL east $50 acres;
$3.50.
T. K. Norman, tax collector, to l.. J
Mining claim in Volcano;
S5.78.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.
Geo. w. Kramer to Louis A. Gross.
AGREEMENT.
Mrs. M. E. Cochran to DR.. w. N.
Bar Due ct al.
MORTGAGES.
Otis L. Webster to w. E. Smith
Lot 6, block 4, Pine Grove; S4OO.
Geo. o. and Eta Melaas to Margaret
Richards-Part of lot 5, block 23, Sut.
ter Creek; S100.
CERTIF. OF REDEMPTION.
w. j. Mcdonald - Gold Mountain
Overplus quartz claim in SW4 of sec,
tion 10, twp I, range IL; $445.05.
BILL OF SALE.
John Ranlett to Chas. G. Ranlett-
One-third interest in Hungry Gulch
quartz claim; 800.
ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE.
E. B. Miller to D. Fricot-Tnterest in
Sandpile mining claim; 81.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE.
M. w. Ford to l.. Costa.