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Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
INSTRUCTED FOR HEARST.

The action of the democratic state
convention in instructing the Cali
fornia delegation to the national
convention to support Hearst for the
presidential nomination, has very
materially enhanced the outlook of
the millionaire newspaper owner for
carrying off the honor of being Sc
lected as the standard bearer at St.
Louis. Without the backing of the
party's representatives from his own
state, his candidacy would have been
hopelessly crippled. That the in
struction program was pressed to
final victory in the face of bitter op-
position-even in presence of a
severe repulse of his cohorts on pre-
liminary organization-if anything
adds to, rather than detracts from,
the significance of the victory. The
adverse verdict on the craftsmanship
revealed to his managers where
their line might be strengthened,
and that they were able to bring
over enough recruits to their side
before the decisive vote was taken
to change seeming defeat to victory,
shows thorough mastery of the
situation, and a reserve force in the
background equal to the occasion.
That Hearst is unpopular with the
leaders as well as the rank and file
of democracy is evident. Democrats
in every part of the state disown him
as true exponent of the party.
Usually a possible candidate for
president is readily accorded the
unanimous support of his own state.
Hearst had to fight, and fight hard,
to get this start on the road to the
nomination. But he has reached the
goal of his ambition as far as Cali
fornia is concerned. The fight has
been transferred to st. Louis. He
is not one whit more popular in the
nation than in California. Apart
from his money bags he would not
be thought of as available material.
That adroit political managers are
in charge of his campaign there is
no question. 1t remains to be seen
whether the tactics successful at
Santa Cruz will not be equally po-
tent in the larger arena at St.
Louis. In spite of the bitter per-
sonal antagonism, Hearst seems to
be the most talked-of candidate in
the democratic coop, while his chief
competitor, Parker of New York, is
losing ground daily.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
50th Anniversary.

The Volcano Masonic Lodge approp-
riately celebrated their 5Oth anni-
versary on Tuesday, May 18th, by
giving a day picnic for the children
and an evening entertainment and ban
quet for Masons, their wives, and in
vited guests. While the crowd was
not too large, enough were present to
make the occasion an enjoyable one.
Everything had been done by the COM
mittee that could reasonably be done
In the way of providing refreshments
and amusements, and everything was
carried out without hitch to mar the
day IS pleasure. What pleased the little
ones and surprised the older ones
mostly, was the fact that everything
was free. Ice cream lemonade, soda
water and lunch in abundance, and not
one cent to pay. The amusements con-
sisted of baseball, diving for oranges,
egg races, etc. The orange contest
was very amusing. A tub was partly
hlled with water; five oranges placed
in the tub. and five boys knelt beside
it with their hands firmly tied behind
them. The one that could take an
orange in his teeth, carry it outside
and devour it first, was to receive a
handsome watch, and the second a tie.
Evart Gritton of Volcano won first
prize, and BERTHE Zumalt of Pine Grove
second. In the egg race Miss Addie
Miller OF Volcano won first prize, and
Miss Eva Leake of Jackson second.
The games through with, speech
making was announced, and DR.. Frei-
man. chairman of the committee of
arrangements, introduced Michael
Ubbins, who in behalf OF the fraternity
extended welcome to all, and invited
them to be present at tbs hall in the
evening.
Attorney Robert Bole was then in
troduced as orator of the day. Mr..
Bole was at his best, and in a pleasing
but thrilling manner proceeded to
point out the many advantages one en-
joys by being Mason. Mr.. Bole was
followed by the Rev. F. A. Morrow of
Jackson, who spoke with ease and
duency, pleasing old and young alike.
II. G. Murray then introduced the
phonograph, playing selections that
captivated all.
In the evening, at Masonic hall, the
following program was rendered. inter-
spersed with Photographic selections:
Solo-Miss Bradshaw.
Address F. A. Morrow.
Solo-Miss Lottie Gillick.
Pantomime-Miss Hilda Leake.
Recitation-Mrs. C. Bradshaw.
Solo-Miss Eva Leake.
The banquet followed, with one of
the finest spreads that money and skill
could provide. After all had said
enough, A. G. Barrett responded feel
ingly and earnestly to the toast, ''Vol-
cano Masonic fraternity" after which
remarks were made by Wallace Kay,
Rev. Morrow, H. G. Murray, Attorney
Bole, Mr.. Cramer, John F. Clute and
DR.. FREEMAN.
The history Of the lodge shows but
few of her charter members living.
Many have filled responsible political
positions with credit to themselves and
honor to the people who selected them.
May the Masons and their wives and
daughters who assisted in making this
celebration the success that it was.
live long and prosper. Messrs. Nc
Rey, John Grillo, and DR.. Freiman
were the committee in charge.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
kerr's Pharmacy

does not hesitate to recommend Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure to their friends and
customers. Indigestion causes more i'll
health than anything else. 1t deranges
the stomach, and brings on all manner
of disease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat, cures indigestion, dys-
pepsia and all stomach disorders. Kod-
ol is not only perfect digestant but a
tissue building tonic as we'll. Renewed
health perfect strength and increased
vitality follow its use.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
Notice for Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, CAL,
May IL, 1904.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN compliance with the provisions OF the act
OF Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892, WILLIAM II.
BLAkELY, of Pine Grove, county of Amador,
State of California, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No lS49, for the pur-
chase OF the NJ of SEA, SW14 of SE14, Sec 26,
and NW14 of NE1l of Sec. No. IS, in Township
No. N, Range No. IA E. NJ. D. M, and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before Richard Webb, u S. Com
missioner at Jackson, Cal, on MONDAY, the
25th day of JULY, 1904.
He names as witnesses: Geo. H Rinehart,
OF Pine Grove, Amador Co., Cal; Otis W. Rine.
hart, of Pine Grove, Amador Co. CAL. John
Andrews, of Pine Grove, Amador Co.. CAL; T.
A. Chichizola, of Amador City, Amador Co.,
Cal
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 25th
day of July, 1904.
JOHN F. ARMSTRONG,
maya Register
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
WEST & TRuAX-
New Bridge.

The Big Bar bridge is being torn
away as the new one is put into place,
and the daily travel is not retarded in
the least.s 1t is said that the stage is
not to be delayed nor miss trip dur
ing the construction of the new bridge.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
To Teachers and Trustees.

Seventh Grade Promotion Diplomas
have been printed at the Ledger office,
and can be purchased by teachers or
trustees at reasonable rates. These
diplomas are given by the various
schools, to be signed by the teacher
and superintendent.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
How's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface of the system. Testi-
mOnials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
Ladies and Children

who can not stand the shocking strain
OF laxative syrups and cathartic pills
are especially fond of Little Early
Risers. All persons who find it neces-
sary to take liver medicine should try
these easy pills, and compare the agree
ably pleasant and strengthening effect
with the nauseating and weakening
conditions following the use of other
remedies. Little Early Risers cure
biliousness, constipation, sick headache,
jaundice, malaria and liver troubles.
Sold by City Pharmacy.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak digestion, for defective nourish-
ment, for consumption, take Scott's
Emulsion. 1t restores flesh because it
strikes to the cause of the loss.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
Notice of Application for Parole

NOTICE is hereby given that 1 intend to an
~ ply to the State Board of Prison Directors
to be paroled. from the State prison at Folsom
to law
my5 (Signedl EUGENE MCPHERSON.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20

w. H. Wonderly handles the sweet
est singers in the land-the Singer sew
ing machine.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20

MINE SIGNALS, printed on cloth, and in
NA conformity with the provisions Of the Cali
fornia law, for sale at the Ledger oflce.
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20

To Cure A Cold In One Day
Amador ledger., 1904-05-20
kerr's Pharmacy, Jackson.
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

The following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders Office since our last
report. We publish complete list of docu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SOL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

lin9en. 8i ifal NOT gorantere, at Sc
faar bet beftilte eler qengene igen.
Bar fuu Oenlig at ItriDe tpOeligt %
le nsje efter, at 9reOet er rigtigt
aOresIeret til os. % at Deres egeu
Qtoresie er tpoelig ~ftrebet. Qoar Der
Ien6e5 9enae. bebes bet npia9tig an
gibes, 6pob De er for.
0eO 9oab ON GOD 5oritoaelie /
6remtiOen oa enitenbe eoer en- gtGOe.
fig Sui og ct oeliignet Gptaor 0eres
iom dltio
Meo megen QgteIie
0onif6 PubL. 6oufe,
9oul peterIen, geitprer.
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fiianien: 0iels. pier "a MOue.
Saaen git E te, Stuttels !9ejle
Sopneruaosfor6ontlinger, SamtoI-
NIB, De ia # Iiuot, men blpn
goot. SOC. for ale / Dmilag, 1Ot.
pr. 6efte eGer 90t. for a0e 6 gel
ter inb6.
Gn ariitsns Snbtagter o9 ubgifte-.
5 CmNag 15c.
.6n Martebs6og ener Sens og Sra.
rem. S ibbif MunOart. 81 Si'
Der. S Gmifag 10c.
Sire 6Ortaain9er. nj Sans. 4e
Siber. s OmFdg 10c.
Sra Bib. gecfs 9egraDelie. 80 81.
Der. s OmIIa9 20c.
> StiI6eb. qf q. s. 5riis. 5 0m:
Tag Zoe.
6ebebuiet. af 8. @laubre6t. pa
8anit beb Gasn. 5 Omilda 20t
!0erren er mt Stjolb. 1913 SHE,
$ OmIIag 25c., inob. 40c.
6prbebrengen. Sra SpIt Deb Glen.
80 Sioer. S 0mTug 1oc.
9ittp. Sra Gngelf Oeb Guen. 5
9miag 10c.
9un en- 3jeneitepige. At Si0er. ;
OmfGug loo.
2pgtemanb. Sra 9pIt beb Gnen.
81 SiOer. 5 0mTag 10c.
sc puu Scfus. 0usli9e @muuftpt
Ter til bOer Dag / MuanOen. STINT
9apir og 8inb. 25c.
Ere SulefOrta1inger. "a eiber. s
Smiag 10c.
Sulefortaninger. @f u. Dol.
mer. 40 Siosr. s OmIlag 1Oc
Ere S%uIeoftcrer. Qf 81. @ol6mur,
5orfattereg til 9rate9aarben /
6ar5en og qr9iteguurben / Sn,
bien 0. +. b. 800 SiOer. 5 Om'
flag 6Oc. SnOb. 9Oc.
Danish Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-29

0pto9. 1874 @iOer. SnO6. pris
40c.
5a0er 8eeOes. Of Gbp. Gorberog.
STINT inbb. / Submit. pris 40t.
State. @eb 8. gauOib. Gn Jortels
ling. @obt inbb. 252 Siber.
9rts SOC,
6or SefuS tuget fell ongaaenOe jim
5iltommeIIe. 80 Stber i Omilog.
gri8 Toe.
@friot / @neen. 5orteuin9er uf 6.
6oIoorien. Snbbolb: st Msbe.
So SeTtenbe. Set Nobn @ut".
MenneT fer o9 0br. Gre Suleafte>
ner. 6obst bar life mere. Striot
/ Sneen. 40 Siber I OmIrdg.
9ri8 40c.
&rifti 5iltommelfe Itete ben Sib,
6erren ielp beitemte. 8eo 81.
0anfen. Cd Siber / Omfrdg.
9ris 25c.
9oriets @ei. &uGturbiftOrift 5ortefs
ling fra ben friiteIise O1btib. a6
Siber / Omf1ag. gris 15c.
s Stremmen. Gn SOrtelin9 At
Mm. Qser. Snbb. zoe.
SnuTtreret Misfionsbiitorie. @fter De
nbeite &ilber. of 6. s. Gtman.
Observation-Disclosures. 642 Siber.
STINT inbb. 9ris $3.50.
9beplogiens !6opeblerbOmme. iaules
beg fom be l9res / ben belltge
Strift. SIT Siber. sSnbb. $1.00.
Danish Publ. House
Blair. Nebr.
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BIBLER.

pa ri ofte bar fact ala9er Opsr
SnbbinOin9 uf gibler, impOrterebe
fra 9anmurt, bar Ri ts6t ct parti
8ibler i Oanmart og fact Dem inps
hunbne / 8elgien.
0isie 9ibler er ale meb Obers
faloss 9ino, rsbt unber Submit o9
meb runbe Sjgrner, tort fagt be er
langt be fineite banife 9ibler, fom er
importerebe til 4merita. 8i bar
benz i 2ommeformat pua Snbiu pa
pir, sanfte tpnbe og bog Hart SrDt
o9 ~inbbefuttenoe be a~pOtrppbiite 3D.
ger.
priierne paa 2ommebibler er ION
fsfoenbe:
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Danish Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
Ouce Np0er
glf Suar Marius 6aaIen:

9ierte fub.
2ibstanar i 6beroagstlGber. So
St0er. S Omf1ag (me9et biaig)
10 Gent.
Mabs Amber n.
st Minbeffrift ON N ofbpb Ben.
so Sioer. s Omnag 25 Gents.
Ofieblobet.
@n Sumling df 80 StrifHprog
meb pasIenbe Salmepers, trbtt
pao lise faa mango Sort af per>
eansnt. 0isie er inblast Il ct
5oberal. patfen er omtrent 3"
lang, 2" breb og ]" tpf. faa ben
er betoem at babe / en- 8efeIommt.
Yrifen er % Gents.
8eifetanter.
16 Siber. s Omflae 5 Gents.
g almebagt.
80 Siber. s Smnag 10 Gents.
q btaars9abe.
1899. s Smildg 5 Gents.
III tilIing srugter
228 Siber. Snbb. / S9irtinss>
binb 80 Gents. getroetn niger
fra Observation-Disclosures, ofbolbt t
gbioaso, Sn., / Sommeren 1893.
228 Siber. s Sbirtin9sbinb so
Gents.
8eiblomter.
Ho9le Rejfeminber. 448 Siber.
S Omflag so Gents. S papbino
rs Gents. s imlft Sbirtin9ss
binD $1.00.
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" Boyer "
udaivet CO Solgt af
Kirkelig Fcrening
for Tndremiss. | Danmark.

Zen triItelige Stubenterbeoagelie al
anuO 6eiberg canO. tbeo. 90 Sis
Der / Omilag 10c.
!0OaO 9i6elen %fortalte. Meget ftartt
anbefulet. Pao 0anff Oeb paItor
MuttbiaIen. Snbb. / elegant CONS
poneret ginb 90c.
qraItegudroen / 6or3en o9 SnOien.
Qf u. @oamer. 327 Siber
9ro9tbino. qris $1.00.
Coffin og Sfper. Gn 2egteTubs.
biTtorie. 9aa 0onIf beb Batter
MattbiaIen. 214 SiOer, tint inO6.
SOC
Dr. fpanife 9reore. 532 Siber.
9ormt onbefalet at propit 8Iu6s
me. @n 6ortGning fra bet IS.
Qa%rbunbreoe, ooeridt fra GnseIF.
; Omilag 9oc., inob. $1.00.
ira llDenfab til 9enTfab. Qf Muris
MdibieIen. 252 Sitter. elegant
ino6. pris soc.
@ennem aors til arone. 666 Siber,
elegant inbb. Pris $1.40.
0enfpsiling. @n triitelig 5%ortauing
fra Gngelt. 272 Siber, flint inb5.
pris 65c.
6ele 2iDet for at binbe en- epia
arone. 166 Sibsr, elegant inbb.
pris Zoe.
SDbel 9artb elIer: Cert at Sub.
251 Siber, imutt inb6. Goo.
@obt bespnbt. of Spurgeon. GOrs
forfeit og b~earbejbet at 9ilb. Bald.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.00.
!0abets Ssnner. of 6. 3, Son. 15s
Stber. Snbb. 90c.
sSerren er min 5ilflugt. Rosle al
Dabibs Solmer fra QbIelons Sps
rsrs Sib. 154 Siber. s OmHda
SOC.
Stins Elmer. of Sognepreit u.
Suel. @nbogt for ipge. 88 81
Der. Snbb. 60c.
Del fprIe gfob / gibelen. Qf Gr.
Better. operfat at Wi. Woih. 81
Siber. S Omilug 40c.
Oerube fra 2~anosbpen. SOrtaaina
at Gmil for be unge. 157 Siber.
: Om1ag 4oc., sobt inbb. zoe.
9eltmisiionen meb 8ibrag at 9r
meo. 6r::. Rarie Sclft. s.. Mpt.-
fs, Sic. tbeoI. $. Using, @uIObo
aqge Sob. 9roOerien, epng6p. q
Siber. s Smflog 15c.
@jort til 9Dnb. @n @ennelngang Al
Dor 5relfers 2ibelIesbiitor.e pei
Sobanne Rnbolm. "a Sioer. :
SmTlus 25c.
Es 6.ibe 9drabpmsboee. Gre To-.
telinser al 9riFt,ne Monnurt. 4
Siber | Omnoe. pris Zoe.
5ortGninger oe Smaotref. Ut 3
g. MOobD. 320 Siber / OmiIas
$1.00. @obt NIB. $3.50.
gpen peb Ssen. af 3. Glco4. pat
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On 1ti) M0ffc
at frtfclige Sogcr.
&nn faa paa Eager.
Sfriu eftcr 0Cm ltrafs.

5 bans Idbn. @n 5ortonin.
ON 8albenIerne / bet tolbte Qar.
bunbrebe at Gbp. @oerett 0dt
.. .. Ooer1at fra Gngelf. 21t
Siber. GoIibt inb. pris 75c.
3itus. Gn aorfets 8eue. Gr
6%ortening fra arifti 3i0 of 5Io.
renee Morie ain98lep. 295 Siber
Solibt inOb. qris zoe.
5angerne / gabpfon ener 2Dietl
9prn. gf u. 6. .. 6. Operiat
fra Gngelif, FAINT Snb6pOefien, u
q. $. 6rancte. 1913 @iber. @olibI
inbb. $1.0O.
6emti Sinner / Gngelff. 2are.
bog / bet engelite Spro9 msr
fulbftanbig l1btale6etegneIfe, fer
Zig beIternt til Selbitu6ium for
5armere, Nntommere og andre,
Der burti9t og let bill lore Spros
get. @obt inbb. SOC.
Sorgens 2anbeusj. 4f 9esbo
Stretton. Gn meget interesfont
friItclig Gorteaing. 375 Cher.
Sofibt in6b. pris 65c.
U}eiter 6orn og bans @ener ,t>
Ter @tobe @ibere. Sra Gn9etii
oeb 8. Olfen. 172 @iber. @mutt
inbb. pris 75c.
Zen lille bruno 3rutfe eGer
gpnnens Ma9t. Of SIR. q. Gb=
parbs. 143 Siber. Solibt inbs
bunben. pris SOC.
8ortfattet 2egebog. Gn 8effri.
beIie af be melt u~lminbeli9e Sp9=
BONNIE Og beres 8ebanbGing. 379
Siter. @obt inbb. pris SOC.
Sefu Gam. 8prns Sorbolb til
Sub og &irten. @pbt inob. pria
25c.
Den 6eai9aanbs @erning. III
@ibeon Draper. 100 Giber.
OmIae. Yris Doc.
5unb6ebslqre. 545 Siber.
Solibt inbb. pris SOC.
5eItfribeb. Stptter og Oioloqe,
til @engtoelIe oeb 8ernefeiier
ungbomsmsber etc. 0eb 8. Riel.
fen. 1856 g. @obt inbb. pris 5Oc,
" tronomiIfe Hetreatipner. W
90. &aIep Miner. 80. u. Meb {.
9i0eg ON 2bs o9 Sarpe, at u
SacobIen. SO Sibsr. Smuft inbb
25c.
s kaise Menbs Sobipor e1e,
9Oab ies ioa og erfureOe / be BIZ
belfte 2anbe. 4f Daniel Mar6
$50 @iber. Solibt inbb. Yris
$1.25.
Sin 8robers 8ogter. Nf gbarles
Sbeloon. 0enne Bog er FREEZER
2ehet at @interen 1895. Sc.
nerne / @rubebiftrittet er bafereo'
pau 8%egibenbeber, Iom inbtral
unber ben tore Strife blanb.
observation-disclosures / Sommerer
1895, og til bpilte Sorfatteren fell
bar @iSne. pris eobt inbb. $1.20
SiGleoinoeren 0Eqiam Gdrrosio
9lasTeIeber / 60 Mar. Sans egn'
OpleoelIer IamIebe pg ubgipne a
bans Sbn. Solibt inbb. prii
SOC.
Den unge pilgrim. Gn fmut Sor
telling. 176 Siber. Snbb. prii
40c.
5orbuobninger. Stte Sitter af for
ffe1ige Sprfuttere. Sumlebe y
ubeibne at ltnebommens Den. 60
libt inbb. pris SOC.
Siemmet oe 6umiIieliDet. @n Rett
friTtelige artitler til SperbejelI
for 2Getefolt rg Soralbre. Mnbs
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6. 3. Salilep:

2erebog. &atetismus
meb fort Sortluring. (Oen at ben
forenebe banTe &irte anbefatebs).
sSnobunben 20 Gents.
@ibelbtftorie
ti1ioe meb noget at 9irtens 5iItorie
efter MnoItlenes 0age. Snbbunben
% Gents.
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49,
$1.20.
6laget op. Sarligt til be unge. ri
ST. @icoIaiisn, 9erer. 40 SiOst.
5 Om1Iag 10c.
st 9aanbTag. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
beb %. qeterien. So Siber. )
SmNug. qris 15c. STINT inOb.
35c.
6i9barbus, 6ppeosmanben Deb &ur=
Jet, at %. S4miOt. paa 0anit OeO
paitor u. q. Mabfen. 302 Siz
Der. STINT inO6. $1.20, / Sm7tag
90c.
alpernes Sen. @f q. g. gua
0anif beb paftor q. q. MobIen.
236 Siber / OmfIag 60e. Sno.
90c.
Giter Rieb. Of 9onip. gaa 0anif
Deb q. g. MdoIen. $50 Sioer.
s Omfldg Coo, inob. 90c.
Gortes&lippe of @olpb @oner.
paa Ounlt beb q. g. MabIen.
248 Siber. s OmfIug 6Oc., inOb.
90c.
6ortaninger at 6esba @trettor,
pua 9unIt Oeb q. g. Mubien.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-30
GRAND JURY ORDERED.
Judge Hazen Makes Call for the
January Term.

tuesday afternoon, at the order Of
Judge Hazen, County Clerk Newman ex-
amined the signatures to the petition for
grand jury and certified to the court
that more than 400 of the signers are tax
payers OF Shawnee county.
AFTER receiving the certificate from the
county clerk Judge Hazen issued the or
der for grand jury as follows:
In re Grand Jury for January Term OF
Court, 1905:
Now, on this 18th day of Noven r. 1904
a petition having been presen 81 to the
undersigned, judge of the district court
of the Third judicial district sitting in
and for the county of Shawnee and state
dred tax payers of said county, asking
Tor the calling of a grand jury for the
january, 1905, term of said district court,
ana the undersigned district judge being
satisfied that said petition is in due and
legal form and signed by the requisite
number of taxpayers;
1t is therefore, ordered that a grand
jury be drawn for the January, 1906 term
of the district court of Shawnee county.
and the county clerk of said county is
hereby. directed to draw from the jury box
in his office fifteen names of persons to
of court. u. T. HAZEN
Judge of the Third Judicial District, State
The grand jury will be composed of fif-
teen jurors. Thirty days before the next
Two justices Of the peace will draw the
fifteen names from the jury box. The
grand jury must be drawn before Decem-
Der 8, as the next term of the court begins
January ..
From among the fifteen grand jurors
the judge of the court, who will be Judge
Dana, will select foreman, who will be
the leader of the jury.
The primary object of the grand jury
and the principal reason for the petition
ers signing is to investigate the state
mouse scandals but the grand jury has
the power to investigate any Violations
of the law.
Judge A. Bergen, one of the signers of
the petition, said: Il have served as
prosecuting attorney before upwards OF
twenty grand juries and 1 was long ago
convinced that the proper way to get at
all crime and to prove it is by means OF
a grand jury. We ought to have a grand
jury every year.