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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
Battle Anniversary.

Montreal, Que, May 2S.-The sixty
fifth regiment will celebrate the TWEEN
ty-first anniversary of the engagement
Of Butte-au -Issaneais fought during
the insurrection in the northwest. by
banquet I'm the drill hall on Craig
street. Many prominent military on
GERS and representatives Of the gov
ernment viii be present on that oc-
casion. n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
MiIitia at Rife Practice.

Baltimore, Md, May 2S.-The first
brigade Of Maryland militia began IT'S
annual rifle practice at Saunders
range, near GIenburnle. this morning.
The troops occupy an instruction
camp and this morning the men Of
the First infantry began their prac-
lice work. They will remain In camp
for the entire week and next week the
Fifth Infantry win take their place.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
Must pay Taxes.

Washington. May 2s. s.-The case Of
the New York Central Railroad co.
ys. II. Z. Miller. comptroller Of the
state Of New York, involving the New
York state law, imposing a franchise
tax on railroad property In that state
was decided by the supreme court to-
day favorably to the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
Against smoot.

Washington, May 2s.-Protests
against retention or Reed Smoot as
senator of the United States flooded
the senate today. The petitions
came from various states. The petit
tions were signed by women.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
HOMESTEADER SHOT
A MURDER is REPORTED NEAR
BUFoRD.
Settler, Who Was Suspected of
Knowing Too Much of Horse Steal
ing Case. Was the Victim-He Was
Shot Twice.

Buford, N. d., May 2S.-James Ad-
ans, a homesteader on Painted Wood
Creek, was found dead, shot i'm the
abdomen and brain. Some horses
were stolen year ago. 1t is sus-
pected he knew too much.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
Lightning Hit Train.

Jefferson City, No, May 2S.-Light-
ming struck a freight train on the
Missouri Pacific railroad here TODAY
and instantly killed w. H. Edwards. a
brakeman. Several cars were slight
ly damaged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-05-28
CABINET RESIGNED
More Troulse in Official Circles o+
Austria Hungary.

Vienna, May 28.-Premer Prince
Conrad Hohenlohe Schillingfuerst and
the cabinet have resigned because of
the dissatisfaction with the proposals
for settlement of the common customs
tariff of Austria Hungary.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Wedding at Pine Grove.

John Drendell, son of Jos. Dren-
dell of near Jackson, and Miss Daisy
M. Jones, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs A. Jones of the Pine Grove hotel,
we're quietly married Sunday morn
ing last at the residence of the bride e
parents. The ceremony was perform
ed by A. w. Robinson Of Volcano.
The bride looked charming in a
dress Of cream alpaca, trimmed in
cream satin. She entered the parior
leaning on the arm Of her father.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple led the way to the dining
room, where chicken dinner was
served, the dining room being
prettily decorated with ferns and
chry santhemums. About half past
one the couple left for the home of
the bridegroom, where a raviola
supper was served. Presents received
we're as follows: Mrs Lon Jones,
dinner set and salt and pepper
shakers; Mr. and Mrs Drendel ST., bed
room set; Mrs Len Jones, mush
bowls; Mrs Stewart, bed spread and
cups and saucers; Miss Freda Jones,
dozen silver knives and forks; Misses
Badaracco, butter dish, cream
pitcher, sugar bowl and spoon holder
Mrs Rachich, lemonade set; Miss Kate
Yola, butter dish, cream pitcher,
sugar bowl and spoon holder.
On the following morning the couple
we're driven to Martells station and
there took the train bound for San
Francisco and other points, to be
away for about week. Upon their
return, the happy couple will make
their home at the DrepdelI farm,
about one mile east OF jackson.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Rustling mp Bonds.

County officers elect are rustling
around to secure sureties on their
official bonds. ) This is quite an
undertaking. The samount of bonds
required from all the county officers
aggregates between probably half a
million dollars. Z. In the case of the
treasurer and tax collector the sum
required is over 500. 900 fer the first
named, and nearly that -Efor the last
named. Such securities In the shape
of individual property holders Is not
an easy matter to find. The number
of property holders competent to go
on bonds is limited, rand they are
naturally averse to mourning any
great liability in this regard. In
other words, conservative property
holder is averse to putting his name
to a multitude of bonds.s So it is no
easy task to furnish Individual bonds
men. AS for the guarantee companies
who are in this business, it Is costly
experiment to place the matter in
their hands. County officers have
paid as high as nearly dollar a day
for this accommodation. 1t is
thought to be too big drain on the
salaries attached. This year, there
fore, the tendency is to tall back
upon personal bonds.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Candidates Statements.

Most of the candidates elect have
filed their statements of election ex-
penses. The defeated candidates dc
not pay much heed to the law,
although the law itself makes no ex-
ception. The law is very much of a
farce, and might very we'll be dis
pensed with. 1t accomplishes no
good, and does not tend to reduce
campaign expenses In the least. The
statements, filed with the total of ex-
penses, are given as follows:
L. Burke, s34; A. j. Laverone, s23;
A. W. Robinson, Sl9; L. g. Mckenzie,
$3.50; William Brown nothing; e..
A. Gritton, sl3S.25; U. s. Gregory,
$3.50. so; H. E. Potter, s137; N. E..
Wheeler, s25; w. l.. Rose, s3l; L. s..
futile. $50; John Blower, S12. 60.
The bulk of the items is for party
assessment and sasprinting. Only one
candidate seems to have got through
without expense. That is W. Brown,
for surveyor. Of course it is a minor
office and would not warrant cam
paign costs of any magnitude. Still
politicians would like to he given a
wrinkle for future benefit on the
modus operandi of getting elected to
office with nil in the expense column.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Skating Rink Opening.

The large skating rink erected by
Mr. Holbrook of lone on the Pense
lot on Broad way was opened last
Saturday, when public dance was
announced. Ihe building was built
at a cost of something like $4,000. 1t
is so feet wide and over 100 in length,
with fine maple floor, just the thing
for skating or dancing. The dance
attracted large crowd. There we're
over 80 couples on the floor at one
time, and many spectators. Music
was furnished by the jackson band
orchestra. Dancing was kept up until
two in the morning. All who attended
speak in high terms of everything
connected with the affair. The rink
was opened for skating purposes In
the middle of this week. II will no
doubt be q popular amusement for
the young folks during the winter.
The skating rink was opened for
skating Tuesday There was large
attendance of patrons of this tascinat-
ing amusement and alsosof spectators.
The very cold weather and the show
attraction at Loves hall had a tend
ency to Keep some away, nevertheless
the patronage was fully up to ex-
pectatlons. The floor is everything
that could be desired. The building
is we'll ventilated, and that makes it
cold for winter season. 1t is intend
ed to put In heating stoves at once,
which will make it comfortable.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
House Warming.

Saturday night, November II, will
long be remembered by the many
friends of Robert Ellis of Stony
Creek. Last summer fire destroyed
all the woodwork of Mr. Ellis SUBJ
stantial stone house. AS soon as
material and workmen could be pro-
cured, the work Of repairing was
begun. The roof is on, the floor is
laid, and doors and windows in place,
so before the partitions should be
put in, 1t was decided to have a
house warming.
NeIghbors and friends. to the num-
Der of about forty, gathered there
Saturday evening. and to say that
they we're right royalty treated ex-
presses it mildly. Men were waiting
to put up the teams of the guests as
they arrived, and to get them ready
for departing guests. The whole floor
of the house was given up to the
dancers. The supper was served in
one OF the outbuildings, the way to
1t being lit by numerous lanterns.
Everything that could be wished for
IN the way of refreshments was pro-
vided, and the happy hours sped all
to quickly by.
In the opinion of the guests no
better time was ever had by any one
anywhere, and all express the hope
that Mr. Ellis will give another party
soon. May prosperity ever attend
him, and fire never harm him again.
II II
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
JACKSON SHOE STORE
c,stt, st4,
$. Notice ....
To Taxpayers.
ImsIhIe IL
once Of the Tax Collector


County Of Amador, State Of California,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ taxpayers OF Amador county, that l. T. K.
NORMAN. Tax Collector OF Amador county
from the County Auditor Of Amador county the
original assessment books for the year 1906,
containing list Of the persons assessed for
real ana personal property, and the amount Of
State and County taxes Que thereon for said
year,
That said taxes are now due and payable to
me at my once in the Court House. in the town
Of jackson. county OF Amador, State of Cali,
fornia.
That the taxes on all personal property Sc
cured BY real property, and one half OF the
taxes on all real property were due and payable
on the second Monday in October, 1900. and will
be delinquent on the last Mondav in November
next thereafter, at o O'Clock p. m, and that I'M
less paid prior thereto. fifteen per cent will be
added TO tbs amount thereof, and If said one
half be not paid before the last Monday In
April next; at oo'clock p. m. an additional i've
per cent Will be added thereto.
That the remaining one-hsh Of the taxes on
all real property will be payable on and after
the first Monday in January next, and will be
delinquent on the last Monday in April next
thereafter. at O'Clock p. m, and that unless
paid prior thereto, five per cent will be added
to the amount thereof.
first instalment. as herein provided is due and
payable,
First instslment. one half real estate and all
personal property, due October Sth, 1908.
First instalment, one half real estate and all
personal property. delinquent November 18th,
1906 at o'clock p. m.
Second instalment, one-half real estate. due
January 7th, 1907.
Second instalment, one half real estate, de-
linque1t April 10Th. 1907, at O'Clock p, m.
All the taxes may be paid in full at the time
the first installment is due.
Taxes not paid according to law will be de-
linQuent, and IS per cent and per cent and
other costs will be added thereto.
Positively no Checks received for the oay-
ment Of taxes.
T. Z. NORMAN,
Tax Collector of Amador county.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Closing Out.

W. II. Kent is closing up his general
merchandise store on Broadway, pre-.
paratory to leaving the town. He
was intending to go to Sacramento.
and had entered into preliminary
negotiations to go into business In
that city. Later, however, he was
offered good position to take charge
OF general store in Stockton, for
the Amador Flour Mills, and decided
to accept. ID. MCCALL, who is the
manager OF the company, and largely
interested financially therein, took
che whole Of the stock, including
fixtures. In the Kent store, which is
now being boxed up for shipment to
Stockton. Premises have been rented
on one of the principal Streets of that
city tor the new enterprise. Mr. Kent
expects to get away from here with
his family, Immediately after the first
OF next month. The company repre-
senting the -four mills, have had
business premises and a resident
agent In Stockton for some time. but
the business has been confined to
the sale Of -four and grain stuffs. 1t
Is now proposed to enlarge the scope,
and take in general groceries and
other lines.
fhe flour mills and groceries houses
OF the Slough city, 1t is alleged, have
entered into a combine. All the
stores have to deal IN the -four of the
combine, notwithstanding that they
may be able to buy cheaper else.
where. The price of flour stuffs in
Stockton is thereby kept at pretty
good figure; enabling the manu-
facturers to reach out in country
places like Amador county, where
local -four mills are operating, and
undersell the local article. It is
said that flour can be had In Amador
county from the combine for less
than the same article can be. bought
In Stockton. In this way competi-
ton Is strangled. The management
OF the Amador Flour mills purchased
the Brighton mills to break or weaken
this arrangement. The new Stockton
store will therefore be antitrust;
with the object Of preventing the
unfair interference with Amador and
adjacent territory, naturally falling
within the scope of the Amador Flour
mills by the sale of other Hour at
ruinously low prices, simply to crush
out composition. Every lover of fair
play In business matters must wish
the enterprise success.
Mr. Kent has made no arrangement
for the sale of the good will or bust |
ness of the grocery house here, or
rental Of the premises. The store is |
partly on ground belonging to F. M. /
and partly on land owned
bv Mr. Kent. A partition Will be
placed on the dividing line, thereby
making two separate stores.
The undertaking department carried
On by Mr. Kent will no doubt be dis
posed of. He is considering offers to
hat end.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Property Decided to the State.

The following is a partial list of
property decided to the state this year.
on account OF delinquent taxes of
1901. We shall complete the list as
the deeds are placed on record.
After property has been thus decided
to the state, any person can, By petit
ton, have any piece of property ad-
vertised and sold to the highest
bidder. The original owner has the
privilege Of redeeming the property
at any time before the final sale.
Mary Hatch, 80 acres 1-7-12, : S18 90
Trustees OF Austrian Benevolent
Society, mortgage by A
Franatovich, 6 26
A y Adams, 160 acres PASTA,
lot block 2 and lot block 3,
Pine Grove, 10 IS
L b Atkinson, 20 acres, 32-7-l3 : SIT
William Angus. 40 acres, ALA,
200 ac., STA and 40 &C., s-7-l4 9 50
F Armstead, l60 acres, AHA 4 81
James Boyd, mortgage by II
Horneck and wife, 9-6-ll 6 OF
Catherine,BeIry 480 &C., 1854 % o.
Eli Bates, l60 acres, 1873 927
Baptiste Bartolli, 160 acres,
20-9-17 and 29-7-l7 4 So
P Baldochi, lot 20 bk jackson, SO
John Carver, 40 acres, 34-8-13 2 SO
J COPYRIGHT, 80 acres, 5-7-12 5 81
Luigi Cassassa, 800 acres 12-6-1l 4
and 27-6-l1 u 81
W d Dunn, 160 acres, 9-6.12 88
u b .Dundero, house and lot in
South jackson 10 "A
u Nd Davidson, l60 acres, 1876 4 SO
Mrs q Dufrene and j Proctor,
100 acres, 1854 Is s.
8 ID Delemater, house and lot in
Oieta, lot l blk and house and
lot in Oleta, lot 5 block lOI
b s Donelby, mortgage by S w
Chase, undivided one-half in
terest in the Tom and Dick
quartz mine TOT
j X Jendola, house and lot west
side OF road leading from Jack
son Gate to Oneida mine 80
w T. Parsons, 80 acres, 36-7-11 SO |
Thos. W Estes 40 acres, l5-8-1l 8 III
Q h Ellison, l60 acres, 1875 4 81
w A Edsinger, 160 acres, 1876 4 81 |
ID A Soque, house and lot in
Jackson 267
J W Soonus. 100 acres, 1919 !
and 1919 10 81
Vic Molfino, 10 acres. 6-6-l2 8 O5
Mrs X q Mayes, lot In lone, lot
;, 4 block s 8 s5
Tong Fook Company mining
claim in Lancha Plana mining
district TOT |
K L Vivian, one-haIf interest
in ditch taking water from
jackson creek near Robt.
Ellis, conveying same to
Lancha Plana and vicinity IL az |
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Women of WoodCraft.

The following officers of Eneino
Circle No. GIT, W. OF W. we're elected
for the ensuing term on Tuesday,
Nov. 20, 1906:
Guardian neighbor, Lavena Palmer
adviser, Augusta Wrigglesworth
magician, Maria A. Heath; attendant,
Ellen Silva; clerk, Fannie K. Heiser
banker, Mary W. Folger; inner
sentinel. Augusta +. Fleming; cap.
tain Of guards, Laura Ferguson
managers, Eva Bastian and AddeJl
Zumbiel.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Hotel Arrivals.

National hotel-O j Miller, San
Francisco; q E Engstrom and party,
Handy mine; A h Crane, San Fran
Disco; b s Barney. Drytown; Charles
Rawlings, lone; H q Crefs, Lowell,
Mass. D tricot and wife, J Quinters,
s Clifton, M AIrinoto, M A Shepard,
CalaveIas county; K s Knapp, Yreka ;
W . Gray, jr., San Francisco; G q
Gibbons, Seward, Alaska; f Z Ham,
mond, M M Lesser, Oakland; q +
Quigley, San Francisco; E, B Parker.
st. Louis; Louis Schiemann, Sunny
vale; 81 4 Tolchard,, San francisco,
g L Budman, d 4 Madden and wife,
Suffer Greek; j u McCarty, Chas W
Gall, Stockton; M Myer. A Bethel,
San Franeisco: Fred W Rothenbush,
Stockton; q W Edwards, Sacramento;
Alex + Ross, Oakland; q L Price,
Sacramento; j H Billings. San Fran
cisco; W J Rogers, Sacramento; j
Robertson, San Francisco; e " Carly,
Denver; E L Gibbons, Stockton; q
A Gordon, San Francisco; s WALTZ
son, Lodi; Jas. s Remick, Sacra-
mento; + s Mills, San Francisco; W
q King, Berkeley; E G Williams,
Stockton; W Stamper, San Francisco;
E M Scarborough, New York.
Globe hotel--W. l.. Rose, Suffer
Creek; N Spiro, Mike Michelranos,
Amador; j f Huffman, Stockton; A
ManIey, Sacramento: Il E Polehard,
San Francisco; + b Joyce, Defender;
W = Killingworth, San Francisco; f
W Murrar, W Chapman, Siskiyou !;
Oliver Hoss, Mendicino co. j NJ Nc
Laughlln, Electra; q Bradshaw, Vol
cano; o l. Webster, Pine Grove; F d
Garbarino, Electra; j Grille, Vol
cano; d B MARSHALL and wife,
Malaja; z E Buckner, s A Phillips,
San Francisco; A p Matthieson,
Santa Rosa; G N Thomas, Suffer
Greek; John Cassinelll, Sutter
Creek; r K Noce, Amador; Banks
and Bates troupe, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs Banks, Mr. and Mrs Bates, e
l. Mullen, Miss Annie Gerard, Harry
Hollingworth, H Loveridge, Toman
L 6 Griffith, Plymouth; W Winkely,
W Herms, A Cerruti, San Francisco;
Willie Hicks, Amador City; K NJ
Miller, Martells.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23


Deeds S. A. BoxalI to r. Rugne,
lot in South jackson, S125.
Henry Griffin and wife to Peter
Cobb, 80 acres 32-7-l2, 80.
P. j. Shumakesto Annie M. Currier,
LOG acres, Is and 1871, $40.
U. s. to Nellie Turner, patent to 80
acres, 27-7-11.
Estate of ]. Kitteridge to e. Court
right, so acres 36-6-10, $3.50.
Agreement-Geo. Courtright with
j. M. Parsons, option to purchase
land in S5-6-1O, s2s, 600.
Calaveras Gold Mining Co., with J.
Morgan Taylor, mining land in Gala
veras and Amador county, option to
purchase same within II months, for
s12, 600.
Satisfaction of Mortgage-Geo Tro-
yam to Veramento.
CassinellI to Schell.
Mining Locations-John. Conner,
quartz mine, Robinson district,
1500x600 feet, to be known as Flower
Girl, also Mountain Maid, same dis
trict.
Mortgage-Clark COPYRIGHT to Geo.
Ellis, SO acres 36-6-10, $3.50, years, 8
per cent.
Certificates of Redemption-B. c.
Williams, land In 3l-S-11 $50. As, taxes
of 1897.
W. A. Hopkins, lot block 2, Pine
Grove, s10.55, taxes Of 1900.
CIV Williams, land In 3l-S-I1, taxes
of 1882 s26. 81, and 6-s-11 etc., s1O4. "
taxes of 1884.
Official Bonds-A. Goldner, as JUS
tice of the peace, s25OO.
W. L. Brown, county surveyor,
Geo Fl. Brown, 1. McClay, Geo Barge
and Claude Wilson.
W. II. Greenhalgh, $4,000. b. G.
O'Neil, j. H. Langhorst, W. Tam, c.
M. Kelly and L. Glavinovich, sure
ties.
J. E. Kelly as constable, $4,000,
John Muldoon, M. Jones, M. Isaacs
and b. s. Amick.
G. Il. Jarvis as assessor, $40. 600.
Fred Raab and julius Chichizola.
W. l.. Rose as justice, $500, M.
Brinn and Q. Soraeco,
I. s. futile as constable, $1,000, Nj.
Brinn and +. N. Soracco.
D. A. Patterson as recorder, $4,000.
V. Podesta, L. Glavinovicb, j. Ii.
Langhorst, l.. Poggi, J. Strohm and
z. Podesta.
U. s. Gregory as sheriff, $50, 600,
V. Podesa, M. Newman, John Chinn,
W. M. Penry, D. Mattley, G. Clio
Vannoni, l.. Poggi, E. E. Endicott,
Z. IL. Cassinelli and Joe Marie; as
license collector, $1,000, M. BrInn and
d. S. Talon; as tax collector, $50,
200, Surface, lsaacs, Bagley, "a. L.
Adams, Geo. Woolsey, j. Surface, j.
A. Winter, j. z. Surface
and others.
Jacob Surface as notary public,
5000, q. q. Prouty and A. g. Adams. |
Lawrence Burke as supervisor,
5000, J. +. Brown, M. Butler and X.
Jameson.
A. Laverone as constable, s2Ooo, II.
Garbarlni and w. o. Green.
j. r. Huberty as clerk and auditor,
sl2, 0Oo, l.. Glavinovlch, 2. l.. Cassi-
nelli, q. GIovannoni, Nj. Newman, +.
W. Kuhser, P. Podesta, G. W. Weller,
W. o. Green, John Chinn, H. S. |
Talon and W. M. Penny.
q. A. Chiffon as treasurer, $50, 900,
?. l.. Cassinelli and 50 others.
H. 4. Potter as coroner, $4,000,
jabez MINIS, Jas Toman and W. j.
MCGEE; as public administrator, Sl5,
700, Frank Uhlinger, +. V. Tiffany |
and twelve others.
John Blower as justice, $500, julie |
Levaggi and l.. 6. Griffith.
N +. Wheeler as constable, $1,000,
Chas EhIer, j. Edsinger, Robert |
Jameson.
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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Wedding.

Sidney M. Allison Of Lodi, and
Miss Maud Townsend of Mokelumne
Hill, were united in holy wedlock on
Thursday Nov. %, In the parlor Of
the National hotel, by the Rev. VIM.
Tuson. The BRIDES maid was Mrs G.
Townsend, the groomsman being l..
+. Peters of Mokelumne Hill. Direct.
ly after the ceremony, the welded
couple and the following persons
partook of a grand dinner by host
VOORHEES,:
Mr. and Mrs L. q. Peters, Mira G.
Townsend, Mr. Keen, Mr. Townsend
IT,, and the rector, VIM. Tuson.
Much mirth prevailed and many
toasts we're given in behalf of the
young couple. The BRIDE Is beloved
by all who know her. s. NJ. Allison
is fine young business man Of muc b
promise from Lodi. After the honey
moon the happy couple will maxi
their home in Lodi.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Grand Jurors.

On November 20, the following
named persons were drawn in the
superior court to act as grand jurors,
to appear in the superior court room
on November 80:
b. White, +. B. Joyce, E. "A.
MerkeI, W. =. Weymouth, II. q.
VOORHEES,, ". j. Chichizola, John W.
Joses, P. Dryer, jackson Dennis,
John Lithgow,. James Meehan, A. l..
McWayne, Jos. Marie, M. lsaacs,
Robert Ellis, John A. Phipps, f.
Giannini, JOS. Schiiling, u. v.
Ramazotti. j., L. Clifton, Allen Ham
brio, Andrew Perovich. Manuel
Santirfo, b. Levaggi, N. Hornberger,
II. E. Potter, s. q. Wheeler, j. G.
Joses, Geo. M. Waechter.
Ledger and Chicago Week y Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, q. 81
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Card of Thanks.

To all friends who rendered their
kindly assistance In the sickness and
funeral rites of our beloved babe, we
take this opportunity of rendering
our heartfelt thanks.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Carley.
jackson, Nov. ~, 1906.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the Dis
trict Attorney of Amador county,
that on December 81, 1906, l, G. q.
Clifton, Will file an application for
parole with the Board of Prison
Directors.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-11-23
Has Stood the Test s5 Years.

The old, original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you
are taking. 1t is iron and quinine
in a tasteless form. No cure, no
pay. SOC.