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Amador ledger., 1906-02-02
Assessment Notice.

Moon Gold Mining Company
Location of principal place of bust
ness, Valley Springs, CaIaveras
county, California.
Location of works, Camp Opera
mining district near Buena Vista,
Amador county. California.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors
held on Monday, the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1906, an assessment of five cents
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold
coin to the secretary at the office of
the company at Valley Springs, Cal
averas county, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Wednes-
day the 2lst day of February, 1906,
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction and unless pay
ment be made before, will we sold Oh
Wednesday, the 14th day of March,
1906. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale. By order of the
Board of Directors
w. A. HOLMES,
Secretary of the Moon Gold Mining
Company, Valley Springs, Calaveras
county, California.
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Amador ledger., 1906-02-02

Notice is hereby given that at a
regular meeting of the Board of
Directors, held ON the 9Th day of Jan
uary, A.. d. 1906, an assessment of
five cents (5c) per share was levied
upon the subscribed capital stock of
the corporation. payable Immediately
in United States coin, to the secre-
tary of the said company, at his office
in the Marelia Building on Summit
street, in Jackson, Amador county,
California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid Oh the 18th
day of Feb, 1906, will be declared
delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on Mon
day, the 9th day of March, 1906, to
pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost of advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAS. JAY WRIGHT. Secretary.
Office in the Marelia Building, on
Summit street, jackson, Amador
county, California.
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DICHARD WEBB
United States COMMISSIONS
JACKSON

JACKSON, AL.
Will attend to Homestead and other filings
taking Of final proofs and all other Land
Business.
Deeds and other legal documents drawn up.
Agent for Phoenix Assurance Company OF
London, and Washington Providence Fire In
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Amador ledger., 1906-02-02
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Amador ledger., 1906-02-02
Notice of Assessment.

Del Monte Mining and Milling
Company.
Location of principal place of busi-
ness, jackson, Amador county, Calf
fornia.
Location of works, Railroad Flat
mining district, Calaveras county,
California.
Amador ledger., 1906-02-02

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Amador ledger., 1906-02-02

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parts OF the world. We have the latest quota.
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
RACING SCENE SHIFTS.
Some Rich Stakes VII Be Decided
at BRIGHTON Beach.

The racing scene will be changed once more to-
day The Brighton Beach Racing Association will
throw open its gates at Brighton Beach for a six
day meeting. in which will be crowded many fxt-
ures Of than usual interest.
The Produce Stakes. of $4,000. for two-year-olds
is the card to-day; the Cup Preliminary q
weight for age race, at mile and hail. will
be decided tomorrow; the Mercury Handicap for
two-year-olds at six furlongs is the fixture on
Wednesday; the Triumph Stakes. for two-year-olds
will be the feature on Thursday. while the Chant-
ly Steeplechase and the Brighton Cup at two miles
and quarter. will serve fitting wind-up on
The rich Produce Stakes to-day will be run in
tyo diyisionsone for colts ana gedngs and one for
to have part of the stake at her mercy, but in the
Mund Winner Of the Fiatbush ssEes EeconeeT
the hero OF the FutuTity, and Water Pearl, the
champion OF the spring season, engaged among
others.
The Triumph Stakes. on Thursday, is attracting
the year at mile. exclusively for two-year-olds
Some good youngsters engaged. including Peter
ward, McCarter, PaumOnok and Fountanblue The
race is rich enough to attract the best 5000 will
historic Pharsalia Plate Of the value Of 81 The
plate will become the property Of the owner win
ming IT twice. not necessarily In succession Lotus
Eater won the first running of the stake last year.
The field for the Brighton Cup. Of $4,000, the
wcight Tor age race at two miles and a quarter,
VIII be . lacking in both quality and quantity. The
Cederstrome, Dolly spanker and Lady Savoy. This
SHOWS h0~ weak me taTf is IN th9ropghbTeds
horses OF class have died or been retired because
Miller, who has headed the list of winning tockevs
at so many meetings this year. had a close call at
Grayesend Garner. who Is riding in excellent form
again after decided slump in midseason. pressed
him hard, and on Friday was tied for the honors.
Garner failed. and the marvellous one" once
The fall meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey Club,
which ended on Saturday. was highly successful in
the matter of attendance. and the sport quite
up 10 the STANDARD IN spite or the many cases OF
form reversals hard to explain.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
KRAMER FOLLOWS PACE.
Cycle Champion Beats Moran Be
hind Motor at Tailsburg.

Cameron. of the New York Athletic Club. won the
one-mle national amateur championship yesterday
at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark. by well
timed jump that netted him such big lead that
Sherwood and Zanes could not overhaul him. They
finished IN the order named, six open lengths be-
hind Cameron, with Mcdonald. Of the Tiger Wheel
men, fourth.
Moran competed against Kramer in three five
mile motor paced heats substitute for Collins,
who had won the right to meet Kramer by de-
feating Moran the previous Sunday Moran led
for the first two miles in the opening heat. but
Kramer passed him in the third mile and won
finally by three lengths
Kramer led until the last lap OF the second heat.
when Moran passed him with a rush and won by
six lengths Kramer led from the start OF tho
before the end of the second mile, Kramer opened
up a big gap. Kramer increased his lead after
Kramer followed his pscenaker, W. E. Saunders,
with the precision and skill of an experienced pace
Eight amateurs were sent away in an unlimited
Wo o bs race when b na hao bGoSe
he had to retire kluczek OF the Roy W4eesn nee Ma
tional Turn Verein Wheelmen. in the thirteenth
lap. or al three and a quarter miles
erected SO the Emmets Of Montcair and the Ger
sdines of Newark could play Ga GaeS off football Toal
Athletic Club, Of Orange. was referee The New
The summaries follow:
one-ne National Cycling Association amateur champion
ehP-Won by George C. Cameron Nsw . tGfE & A{h.so .s
ond; James Zsnes, Newark, third; Urban Mcdonald.
Tiger Wheelmen. fourth. Time. 8:1S1s.
- Motor-paced match between Frank !. Kramer. East
Orange and James F. Moran, Chelsea (hye mile he2ts-
First neat by Kramer. Time, s:o4sS. Second heat
won by Moran. Time. s439s Third heat and race won
by Kramer. Time,
Unlimited Australian pursuit (amateur1-won by
Watson J. Kluczek. Wheernen; Jacob Magin. n. T
V. w. second; Mcdonald Tiger Wheelmsn third;
James Zanes. Newark, fourth Time 7:43. Distance,
and One-QuaTter miles
Gaelic football match between the Emmetts Of Mont
clair and the Geraldnes of Newark-First halfGevald
ines goal aud points; Emmets, point. Second half
-Geraldinss. goals and points; Emmetts, point.
Total score-Geradines, goals and points: Bmmetts
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
OARSMEN Make PLANS.
Mann Local Clubs Viii Install RosC-
inc Machines This Winter.

Although the present rowing season Is scarce
ly completed, oarsmen are already beginning TO
plan for an early and active campaign next
year Many Of the old scullers along the Har-
lem River argue that they have been greatly
Handicapped in the past by the lack OF adequate
training facilities for the early regattas. Sew
eraI clubs intend to install rowing machines In
their quarters this year.
The First Bohemian Boat Club. which has
among its members such sterling oarsmen as
Frank Wesley, Louis Major and many others,
will set up q complete gymnasium apparatus
this winter. including an eght-oared rowing ma
chine The Crescent Rowing Club which has
not figured prominently IN aquatic sports in the
last two years, is contemplating the advisable
ity of putting in complete set OF rowing ma
chimes this fall. The club intends to develop a
junior eight and four this winter
Active preparations are already under way for
a busy season at the Atalanta Boat Club Sew
eral members will have new shells built. and
many improvements TO the interior OF the club
house are planned This club does not intend
TO follow the example of the Union Boat Club
and the NOnpareil Rowing Club. which have
moved up the Harlem River beyond Washing
ton Bridge Although the Atalanta Boat Club
did not land many victories this season. the mem
bers not at all disheartened. The good
showing of the junior eight Labor Day was
evidence that the club has some good material
and will be in line for honors next season.
The winter headquarters of the Seawanhaka
Boat Club which won many victories this sea-
son. through the work of Fred Sheppard and
its senior four-oared crew, will be in this city
The boathouse will be kept open. however until
the cold weather ends rowing Flushing Bay
The senior four-oared crew of the Nonpareu
Rowing Club was out on the Harlem River YES
terday for the first time in several weeks. Con-
stance S. Titus. bow OF the senior four who
won the championship at the national regatta
on Lake QuinsigamOnd Worcester Mass has
returned from New Orleans. Fred BaCkus has
returned from his vacation, and Charles Stein
kamp and Henry Backus. the other members
Of the Nonpareil senior crew. have had a benz
fetal rest.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
ATTOMORHING.

The international automobile road race for the
Vanderbilt Cup viii be decided on the Nassau cir
cult on Long Island next Saturday and interest
runs high in what promises to be remarkable
test Of extreme speed. 1t seems TO be an ac-
cepted fact that the American people are speed
crazy and the race now at hand will provide a
good opportunity 10 satisfy this lust The fast
est cars that brains and ingenuity can produce
and the most daring and skilful drivers in the
world viii be seen on the course in an effort to
win the blue ribbon fixture Of the automobile
world in the country Speculation is rife on the
probable outcome. but general opinion favors the
victory Of one Of the high powered foreign cars
was the case in the two previous races for the cup.
An American victory has been hoped for and
even expected in some quarters the home
manufacturers have been making great strides
II the Industry. but the result Of the eimna-
Son trials ten days ago raised question even
with the most optimistic. and now victory for
this country seems 10 depend almost entirely
on Tracy and his locOmobile. The American
team is handicapped to some extent in having
two machines which come under the head of
touring cars. and on the face of IT these stand
little chance with the foreign racers built with
extreme speed as the single object. All things
considered, il looks as if the honors would rest
between France and Italy barring accidents,
with Lancia I'm his Fiat the individual IA
vOrite.
It seems unfortunate that any controversy
should have arisen over the final selection of the
American team The disqualification of the Pope-
Toledo car for a technical violation OF the rules
served to weaken the American team. as it de-
Neioped great speed in the early rounds of the
elimination race and could be expected TO give
an even better account of itself with further
tuning up. The rules are clear enough. however
and there seems little excuse for violations
even OF a technical nature. 1t is now said that
other drivers offended in the same way as I,yrtla
but no protest was made in the time required bv
the rules, so that the racing board can take no
action even If it would.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
LOOKING FOR CHINAMEN,
Commissioner Watchorn Told of a
YachtIOad of Smuggled CeIestials.

Commissioner Watchorn and all the officials
under him at Ellis Island are watching for a
mysterious schooner. called the Frolic which
it is charged. is trying TO land a cargo of China
men within the harbor limits. The Commits
sioner was advised of the project by a dis
patch from Boston which reached him on Sat
urday and related how the commander OF the
Frolic was cruising along the coast Uitb no.
fewer than fifty Cinnamon from Newfoundland
The yacht, il is said, tried TO land along the
MASSACHUSETTS, coast, and. failing steered for
New YORK The information was later corrObO-
rated by message from the Department of
commerce and Labor. The Commissioner
thinks the commander OF the FroIic IS an old
oHehder IN the smuggling game. Up 10 a late
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
SPORTING COMMENT.
Nezcs and Viescs on amateur and
Professional Topics.

The international automobile road race for the
Vanderbilt Cup, the practical wind-up OF Ihe
major league baseball season, the fall meeOliis
of the Brighton Beach Racing Association aI
Brighton Beach and two football games each
for Yale Harvard. Princeton. Pennsylvania
and Cornell, in which the new code VIII De more
fully tried out, are the important happenings III
the sporting world this week There are many
minor fixtures also which will provide enter
fainment for those particularly interested, SO
that all IN all there will be plenty 10 lhlHh
about talk about and enjoy. The forrlaI opeI-
ing of the football season for all the big coliese
teams except Yale. the sterling performances OF
Dennis Horgan and II. w. Sheppard IN the ran
games of the New York Athletlc Cup lne
TVind-,lp OF the Brooklyn Jockey CLUBS ran meet
ing al Czravesend and the fall OF the Hlghlahoers
fn their plucky fight for the American League
chanpionship were the outstanding features oh
,ha x,aelk inst over Dennis Horgan, IN MAKING
a new worlds record for putting the Zo-pouhu
ebo+ of 36 feet 8 inches, has placed the marx
ont of reach. TO all appearances, or any alnete
bI,t himself The old record was 30 feet 2
inch made in 1888 by William Real, in Irelano'
TIorran's nut was little short or remarkable:
cbennard the best middle distance runner OF
.ba season deserves almost equal credt Tor ms
GOOD nerformance Of coming within one-f1th OF
Q second OF the worlds record for half mile
I Tninute 53 % seconds. held by Charley XII
nafrick II the conditions had been Favorable
Sheppard might have succeeded in making new
figures and the mark is surely wlthln MS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
RUNAWAY THROWS FAMILY IN LAKE.
Father, Mother, Two Children and Uncle
Rescued with Difficulty.

Jacob Erdenhrecher. an undertaken OF No. 5s4
East 10th street. took his wife and two children.
Jacob. jT eight years old and Mary, five years old
tor drive in Crotona Park yesterday afternoon
h-Foenorechers brother Christopher accompanied
them. They had a two seated carriage and a single
morse morse In the lower part Of the park is a lake
catleu indian Lake. Around this is a driveway.
AS the party approaching the lake driveway
rom me circle the horse took fright, across
the lake road and plunged a four foot bank
INTO the water. All thrown out. The two
men were tangled up in the reins, but managed 10
free themselves in tfsne TO help Mrs. Erdenbrecher
VINO could swim little. TO save the two children
one of whom she already had seized Herman A
happold. real estate dealer. OF No. 1871 Morris
avenue, The Bronx. who was driving near bv
jumped into the lake and helped rescue the Other
child 'N
The runaway horse with the carriage behird
swan the middle of the lake. turned around
and swan back shore.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
IMPROVEMENTS TO SOUTH FIELD.
Eight New HandbalI Courts GLADDEN. the
Hearts of Columbia Students.

may train until the proposed field. to be built by
filing in along the bank of the Hudson River. can
be finished the authorities have made several i'm
provements South Field recently. Most prorni-
nent are eight new outdoor handball courts. The
courts have been placed the south side of the
field and both playing surface and floor are of
cement. Several new lawn tennis courts have been
added. until there ten in all
The centre Of the field inside the running track
has been carefully leveled so to be in better
condition for baseball, while the track itself has
been improved. The west end of the field has been
partly levelled and the surface smoothed so as to
form suitable place for lacrosse or association
football practice.
The plans for the proposed new field have been
finished and the Columbia authorities are now
awaiting the action of the Mayor and the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment. Until this body takes
action, nothing further can be done.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.

The New York American League baseball team
fell from grace last week. and by losing fVe OF
the eight games played, and getting Tie III
another placed themselves in unenviable po-
sition in their game fight for the championship
pennant Their many followers are bitterly olsap-
pointed a victory now looks like forlorn nope
There is a chance, a bare chance. that the covet-
ed flag may yet float over American League PARK
and to this the fans are clinging. week ago
the outlook was remarkably bright The High
landers had won three out of four games from
Chicago, the rival for the title, on hosLIe
grounds and had a lead OF two games me
strain told. however. and while Chicago was de-
feating Boston and Washington New York lost
three straight games 10 Detroit and only sue
ceeded in breaking even IN Cleveland. The De-
troit series the stumbling block, as the
team made a most creditable record against
Cleveland. which loomed up suddenly as a prom
inent factor. The victory Of New York on Sat
urday practically put an end to the pennant as
pirations of Cleveland although the Maps have
still a fighting chance 10 crowd the Highlanders
out Of second place.
On Saturday night Chicago had a clear lead
over New York Of 10 points, which under
dnary conditions is quite enough TO insure VIC
tory with the season so nearly over. The White
Sox have a harder task before them than the
Hghanders TO wind up the schedule. and may
fall from their proud place. New York has six
games to play, four with Philadelphia at Phila-
delphia- and two with Boston at Boston. Chi
cago has ten games to play, two with Washing
ton, four with St Louis, three with Cleveland
and one with Detroit, most Of them away from
home This condition confronts the Highland
ers however. They must win six straight
games, easy matter with last years cham
piOns opposed in four. while Chicago is losing
five out Of ten in order to win the pennant.
This is slender reed which to lean, but
baseball is uncertain and stranger things have
happened. The Highlanders made brave fight
and deserve high credit They got home yes
terday. and viii go TO Philadelphia to-day, de-
termined TO make one last desperate. stand. in
which they viii have the good wishes Of all
true lovers OF the game in local circles