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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
IL CABAtLERO DE'CASA'ROJA

Simon hizo gssto dc raba s farOr smbraQus1
Les naturxas bruaes ss6pda aCOmpIda dc los rspug@
nantes GntomAs do 10 snbrisguez del vino
@Querss responder, obeznO9 diO moStrkudos puko.
Senoio Simon, ia enss h pAlabrs le dijo Fouquior
ssepkndossa e faas hablI aprsuddo tribunal
luGionari0.
LooyeA Sm6n dio Lorin IL no themes Ia uSISbl; "a 90
esta M0unda Que suoede deants de INF: IL prmsra
fte cuando aOusabAs h dc TI6n hcis e favor do
que la cortAran 10 cabsza.
Simon guard6 alsncio.
-Ts guerra mucho tu madrO pregunt6 Fouquiar
81 mismo siIenCio
-Dicen que no. continue e acuSsdor
Fas6 entonees Loo abcs del nho onra fugIS paro
meanc6ica
-Cuando Os dRO que 81 me ha dicho que Is amabi die
Sim6A
-fSro as6 ssrk die Lorfn r6nOamsnta que este niho
tan atrsvdc Centgo Cs CaAudo saM delants de gsnI
-Si estuvGrAmos solss! die Simon.
81 ssuviOs0 solos, 0ntonCss sOra otra cos pro dssgrS~
cdamsnta 10 0stGis Oh sstuvssss solos, como mstra
a Il pobre nHo No vsrdad busn Simon exessntS pstruta
Fero es solo, 10 atrsv0 inamo deante dc
hembFsS honTados bemos que loo antiques cuyo
delo Ssgur sspObAn odo 10 dGb are
yes poQus ss solo, nsda Vsnts cuando enes de
lGnte dc ii nnOs de cnOo pies ssis pulgadas.
-Ahlmurmur6 Simon reehinando los disntss
CApOtO replied FouQuiOr ihIs hsCho aguna rsveAci6n
q ssim6nl
Ia mrada del nhO tom6 * preston de ror impossible
de desribir.
"A ceroa de to madra continu6 81 acusador p6bEco.
-Rssponds G no, GxclGm6 Santerrs.
-Rssponds que aul6 Simon eVAntando trAp6 Iobre
Estremsei6se Este psro hso nina6n movmisnto para
sVltsr gope ssto horfn, pudo cont0nas ant
que eSm6n baiass 81 brsSc, Is dsuvo con Vgofosa
Quiersa dslarme brb6nl sxcam6 Simon eDcInddo de
-VamOh NC g maIO que mAdrs anne asu ho prOsOu5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
D|VERSOS ASUNTOS
Bale de soeiedad' Atenta
invitaciGn. - La revista
&Ticrra.1
MAR De FONDO
Trasla do del captain Silkn.-
Graves cargos contra el al.
caide de Ia clrcel.

LA DIrsctivs del Casino dc Hu'
macao no tsnido 10 eortsafa de invi !.
tarnos para sl baile que dArk aQuslla
sseiedad sl pr6ximo die 8. con nelivo
dc 10 hssts Go 10 Purfsima Cons 70 psi6n.
Agrsdssszos sl obssQuio cue % NOS
haze.
NO BAY COAPARACIOS.-No
Admiten sompsract6n los sombreros
one vsn1e sl PARIS BAZAAR. Lo
mismo pasa con los den &c srtieulos,
pues esta sasa solo butca 10 bondad y
10 novsdad, sin niarse en- prscio.
Para encsiss do toda elasss no
hay nadis que iguale el surtido del
PARIS BAZAR.
Hay unss psmslAs do psia ds
arros blaneas asAhAdas dc llsgar Qus
30 venden & rs eentavos una que u
van como sgua.
No hay surtido que sompita con
sl PARIS BAZAAR.
-Hsmos rssibido sl ninsro 10 do
10 intsresants revista sTIsrra, que
como sismprs tras On sus columnas IN
msterial snsno 8 instructive. Oada
die W notGndoss mas 10 importansia
que dishA rsviata iisns para los sgri.
aultores.
Sc vENDEN variss sasas de nj
propiedad en- 81 pueblo do Luquillo.
InformarS Modesto Oass. San
Francisco 81, altos. San Juan. 1874
-Ea Mays Easz hsy mar do fondo
con 10 question do IL cArne que 90 ssti
vsndiendo falta do peso, & tel extremo
cue 10 prsnsa do squelIa aiudad
llama 10 atsnel6n sobrs sl caso oil isfs
do polisia
w In sl Club do Y. Kehrhahn a
Jo.. Is san FransiseC, % vsndsn dor
rsloisa do orc eada ssmana, entire 81
sosios, abonando so.6o 6 loo ssmanaI.
La Ultima ssmaIA ohlavo unc dor
L. Amador de G arefs, soeio n6m so.
En- Laysgu i06 rscibido d.
nal agrado sl rumor de que 81 %
pitAn Ail6u ssrA trasladaio. Este %
OitGn goxa alli do muchas simpati
por 81 mAnsra salsa do proesdsr.
Con motive del sue-so acas cidt
sn ia saresl do Guyana & rafx d
lssrse 10 ssntsuetA dc masrte GPan
eh'to,ss han h'ch } graves sargos CON
sra el asaids do In misma,
| Para eurar un resfrIado on VI
dIa, toms ob-LAXATIvO BROM(
IQUININA, II botiaario 10 dsvolverGs q
diAero 81 no 90 sura. La hrma do I
w. GROVE 90 h&llA On sada aailta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
THE PORTO R|cO GENERAL
Telephone Company
eAN JUAN. Pro. FICo

ge recibirAn on 10 oheinA del For
10 Rico General Telephone Company
propos;eiones para el suministro dc
postss On Totes desde s & loo.
EsPECIFICACIONEs. - CL ASE
DE NADgRA.-Rimien TAshuelo, D,
Ausabo, Ucar, Cspa blanca, ottlg6n,
lsgs, Aquil6n. Csbrr auillo, Laurel
Sabine, GuAyasamillo.-25 Is pies ds
largo. no menos do seis pulgadas de-
d.amstro en- sl extreme mas alto.
sITIO DE KGA.-Tn suAl.
Quier saiAsi6n 8 dssvio del f.rrocArril
entire Carolina J Areeibo.
PROROSIcIONES; Debsn ser di
rigidAs Al que suseribs La CompA
hta rsssrvA OIL dsreeho do rechszAr
sodas las propoaisionsa. - LeUI J,
Proctor, Gsnsrai Manager.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
Dr. Juan G. BaIanda'
NEDICO CIRUJNO
NAaUABo p. r.
F. Rooms

Ahnador y eomponedor dc Pianos
y professor do violonssllo, con rssi
dsnsia o. San Juan, ealls Dc San
Justo D6mero 80, primer piso.
Oompons tambi6n cualq uier instru'
msnto dc eusrdAas Ofssse sus ssrvisios
On eata eiudAd y On 10 islA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
DRAMA En- Ell MAR
Una nih"ra que Sc vuelve loea
y arroja un niflo al mar
desde un vapor.
la MADRE DEL NlNO
Vepfa desde Ell inperio ruso
4 unlrse con su esposo
en- largo, Dakota

Irresponsible do sus aeios, pusu
satAba losa, 10 nifra suixa r ,sa
Naegls, sogl6 al ni1o do an aHo Aaron
Guvtw kt, que iugaba con oiros sobrs
10 cubisrta del vapor sNistw Amitsr.
dam,s y 10 tir6 sl aqua, antss de que
nadis pudiera dstsnsrla.
II buqus marshsba 6 todo vapor
'eics dc 10 acsta, o. ID visis do Ans.
ssrdAm y Boulogus, mas inmsdiata.
msnte pAr6 10 mAquins, - bsio nm
'ose & pesar de 10 , b,rLtAdo del mar
y 90 kleisroa tod,s los ssfasrxos po-
sihles para salvAr oil niio, pero tode
f'6 it6Ml posqus no 90 10 volv!6 &
YER.
La loss. como dsspu6s dsmostr6
ser,o, 80 h,bis h'cho amiga del ps'
quthaslo qus vsDia & america con su
nAdrs y dos hsrmsuos, y misnsras iu.
gabs sl MAO soa otros do % odad on
lugar Abrigado do 10 subierta, % les
uni6 partieipsndo 90 sus insgos, y dc
prcnto arrsbsti al psaueflo. 10 laps6
por ensima d. 10 horda y sorri6 lus.
60 por la cublertA sxhalAndO griaos.
LIS onsiAles del vapor 10 sui ITO
ron On seq lis para salvarlo do Of
mismA, kuss pLdiA arrojarss tamhiSn
al aqua. y pYotsgsrla contra varios
sasAisros qre 30 6iriefan has,a slIs
con auimo do SONAR vsnganxa, gaia
dos por 10 madrs del niHj. que Queria
dsspedaxsrla.
La nifiera hAbia aer lido w On
Nasva Y1ik seis sA1s, On busnas o.
aasy al niio 10 llsvAha su madre des'
do Ruaia. & iuntarse e1n su padre, que
GO lo hahiA vis!o ne Ter, o. FA-go,
OAK )tA dol Norte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
Al PUIl|cO

Gran galerfa fotogrkhsa do cristal
eon todcs los adelantos modernos,
Amalisstcu's, reprodusionss, vissAs
do edtfeioa, grupos y todos trabaics
conseruieuses al rAmo. Rropiet ario
]. A Forastteri --CaguAa p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
SECC|0N mere ANT|L
AltlS (OmlfdleS de San Juan


Banco de Pto. Rico Q IS q 70
RAnso Territorial. t23 "a
Banae Popular $40 all.
AzUCAR. Para la exportAsi6n
Sin operAsiones.
Baquos anunciad0s
Fl vapor espafiol sPusrto Rlsos
sails O. 80 pI6ximo p&stdo d. B re:
IoHA pAfA el ksGlter, &ne1 , Cana
rias. San Juan. AsyAgH,z, Ponce,
Santisgo do Oubs. Habana, Gaant&
namo, Aanxanillo y NV Orleans.
VApor amsriesno <SAn Juazs sal
dra dc N.w Yoik para esM b y.
VApor sspArol eUonds W.ftedos
ssli6 do Csnarias para esta sl 20 del
pAAki1 J x.irA visis para aaLN>.
90 do C1bR, q sbAnA. M.lsmas, Glen.
fusgos y N, " Ofleans.
VaEor smerlsano sOoamos saldra
do ssks puerto PARA Ntw York ma fAna.
Vapor Amsricsno sJuliA Lueksn.
bake, SO sguards de uu momsnso 4
ctro. PFC cedsnle de NV Yo.k vis
Poues
EMtR@das
VApor SCoamoS do 10 iala eon
trA nsito'
M@quos ON pWcRs0
TRAVEHIA
.sbury FvAlAi4s dessAle z ~ndo
az Stan Joness desc arg ando.
SSpring6slds desc sygAD ~
sSantureeS. descaEg ando.
s?hllAdelphias dsssArg Ando
&Ambitlons delosrgando
81. w. Aye ,. dessargAndo.
COSTANEROS
ssAn Aigue.s. pendienle.
S'pgracisS. dsssargAndo.
sUbsrit,s VuQusa
UNA C0LOcAcIOA
La soliaitR u a ss1 orita en- oil ma
neio de 10 tyE.w lIs', con eonCsi
misntos asabados de ortograffA. Pa
ra informss don Isidoro GonxGlez Bo
a Ms,
Juan de Guznan lenitez
ABQGADO. .NOTAR1Q
TETUAN is p. o. BOX
aANJUAN. P. r
10 1 s. eI quiLtdI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
PrlnsIpalss artlsuIss

que % dsta Ian ca slmaeenes. & los
siguientss presios.
Arreees: do paraido 6 Jap6n as
Idsm valsnsiaao do 6i Q 6t POI
sz4rsmo dc elasss.
Aios do Is etvs. & 50.
Bombons sea 81
Baealao s7s
Sardinas ahumadas Q IA seAtavos.
Osbollas espa6olas o.
ID americans s.2A
0arbanxos at As.
Habichualas Amsrisanas eeloradas
larRss %. BlsneAs amsriesAas.s Ct
Harins dc trigo "a A
ID do nAix ct
Jamonss sl0 = le}.
Iab6n Roc&mora eFs, merisa'
90. taayA
ksntsss t4 & 81 On ~ Or esias do
ssG1e.
MAntsavillat do SIS . 10
Pasta del pais o 1T.
Palss Amerisaaa" IL az
Tesino. 0 l7}
TasAio %
Qussos &m. o17 Paaagrks q.
Lsehe eondensAda sAguilAs & %
Id Id SCruz Roias .s43
Id I'd sMAgnolias s4A
DEL PAIe
ASAsAr pare sl eonsamo,
AAssahado slAro dc 81
Dc miel elaro Q g..
QsAtrffngA slaro do 10 q ek
AmErisana d. st az,
Do eoncs oct . -.
Scu ~ grs6oa Cart:sT & g. 90 ESQ.
esyss sAloA pag AaVs IL. Ia ~ InAa
AAis el.76
TAhaeo, nominal.
Preelos do eomprs
Alnaid6n . $3.50
Algoddn do 6 $50.
Oosos do lS.a IL millaE.
Ousros dalees enc an
@abo do roe Q ".
CAfA elrPts0hs uomtnM
Candles OOrrlentes
Eondras shAsk Q s.S5
PAxfa D.
RRmhargo G4sD.
Nsw York ~ 4 30 stvs P
RspanA llA.lli D.
CsduIss AIpOtssarlas
ne1sa TNfIt1eiAl = AT-tallN 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03

Ii solieitA u a SET orlta en- el ma
ueio de 10 tyE,w lIs', son eonCsi
misntos asabados de ortograffA. Pa
ra informss don Isidoro GonxGlez Bo
aliH,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
Sc VENDE

Docs sAsas On aan Juan y Santur'
90, tambi6n vArios solares. Diriiirse
& Rafael r. Pslssios salazAr. Apar,
tsdo do sorreo Ar 8 Sol n. San
Juan p. r.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
PLYMOUTH.

Miss Mae Easton has returned from
Oakland, where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Patty Coster Is visiting her
mother, Mrs A. j. Coster.
d. Burke and family have returned
from the hop fields.
Mrs Shields has returned from
Monterey, where she has been visiting
her daughter Mrs S. Boucher.
Mr. aud Mrs John Tibbits have re-
tuurned.
Mrs Goldie Morris. who was i'm
proving, is quite sick again.
The dance of the 22d was a successful
affair both socially and financially.
The new floor was fine. There was a
large crowd from surrounding towns.
Bowers orchestra always brings the
crowd and Plymouth's hospitality to
strangers is we'll known.
Henry Bradigan of Oleta was
caught by a rolling log, f1acturing
one of his ribs and intiicting other
injuries. He is in a serious CON
dition,
Mrs Davis OF Shenandoah valley.
met with painful accident, by being
thrown from her buggy onto a BARI
wire fence.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
DRYrOWN,

Miss Edna McWayne has returned
home, after three months stay in the
mountains.
Charlie Boro returned home Tues
day evening from the city.
6. l.. Torrey has the mail contract
between here and the Central house.
He also runs small stage to carry
passengers.
Miss Mary Griffith is expected
home some time next week, to spend
month or six weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs s. j. Worley.
A few of the Drytown people at
tended the dance in Plymouth on the
22nd.
Mrs Chas. Kemp Is on the sick list.
also Mrs q. l.. Torrey.
Mrs Green left Wednesday morning
for Placervllle, to visit her son Will,
who is merchant of that place.
The Drytown girls are learning tc
skate. and hope to be experts at il
soon.
F.. Giannlni and family have re.
turned from the mountains. Max.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
Republican Convention.


gates elected either directly at the
primaries. or through county con-
vention, instead of assuming the re-
sponsibility of appointing them.
K. Webb, the mover of the motion
to appoint committees, rose and said
he was not disposed to be factious in
the matter. and would be satisfied
with this small step in the way of
reform if one more rule we're added.
He did not like the star chamber
proceedings on the part of county
committee, and moved to add the
following rule: That all meetings of
the county central committee be
public, and held only after notice
thereof by publication for at least
one week prior to the meeting.
By standing vote, this was voted
down, II to %.
1t was then moved and carried, that
A. M. Gall be elected secretary of
the county central committee.
For information, it was asked that
his authority be defined. Would he
have vote in the deliberations of
that body. The question was not
answered, and the matter rests in
obscurity.
The proceedings throughout were
marked by the utmost harmony and
good feeling, although there was
present strong undercurrent in re-
gard to the struggle for the nomina-
ton for sheriff, which proved to be
the only contest of the day. 1t was
simply difference of opinion as to
which was the stronger man. The
majority of delegates thought that
Proctor was a more available candi-
date than Norman, and he received
honor.
Norman took his defeat in The best
of humor. Indeed, he showed by his
manner thereafter that he was better
pleased from his personal standpoint
than he would have been if he had
been renominated The convention
did him favor, and lifed burden
from his shoulders.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28

Also to increase the maximum sal
AIRY of clerks in the state Offices from
$1,000 to $500. Vote it down.
Amendment A Permitting state,
county and municipal to be made
payable at any point IN the United
States. Vote for it,
Amendment o Permitting cities
already having a charter to adopt a
new one. Vote for it.
Amendment 6-To make effective
civil service rules as regards tenure
of office to employees of chartered
cities. Does not affect Amador
county.
Amendment Making lieutenant
governor member of all state boards,
and fixing his salary at $4,000 Vote
for it.
Amendment $40 extend the cor
porate existence of corporations
whose charters are about to expire by
limitation. by enabling them to re-
incorporate. Vote for it.
Amendment 9 Permitting state or
county funds to be deposited in banks
at a reasonable rate of interest. Vote
for it.
Amendment 10 Proposes to pay
senators and assemblymen $1,000 for
each session, and removes the time
limit of 60 days, during which mem
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
Rebekah Social.

The ten cent social given by the
Rebekah lodge Wednesday was a great
success, in every way. There was a
big attendance, although there was a
threatrlcal show the same evening.
The program was much appreciated
by all present. After the literary
program, the company repaired to the
banquet hall, where coffee, cake and
sandwiches we're served. The social
was given for the benefit of the Odd
Fellows Orphans Home. and the
lodge thanks all who patronized them.
They made during the evening s12. %
The program was as follows:
instrumental solo, Mrs Fl. E. Kay;
vocal solo, Miss Lottie Devan; re-
citation, Mrs Mary Folger; inst1u-
mental solo, Olive jackson; vocal
solo and dance, Loretta Newman
recitation (in costume), "Nobody's
child," Hortense Guerard; trio.
Lillian Gregor, Theima Kay and
Glenn Hambric; recitation, Vern
Keffer; solo, Remember Me-" Marie
Parker; instrumental solo, Lillian
iregor; song, harrington children.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Sacramento, Cal, Sept &c,
1906.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur
Eugene LESLEY of ----, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, VIZ
Homestead Entry No. $3.50, made
October u, 1899, for lots and 3, S.
". q of n. E. d and S. E. "a of n.
W a. Section 5, Township 7 N,
Range IA E., and that said proof will
be made before K. Webb, U. S.
Commissioner, at jackson, Cal, on
Wednesday, Nov, IA, 1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of the land,
viz:
Willis E. Hoss, of Pine Grove, Cal.
ID. L. Rhodes, of Pine Grove, Cal.
Eugene Myers, of Pine Grove, Cal.
Yves Nichols, of Defender, Cal.
JOHN L. ARMSTRONG;,
Register.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
Notice for Publication of Time Ap-
pointed for Probate of Will.

In the Superior Court of the
county of Amador, state of California.
In the matter of the estate of
Bianoha M. Gar barini, deceased.
Notice. is hereby given, that Satur-
day, the 10th day OF October A. ID.
1906, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. of that day,
and the courtroom-probate-of said
court, at the town of jackson, in the
county of Amador, state of Cali
fornia, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the last
Will and testament of said Biancha
M. Garbarini, deceased, and for hear
ing the application of Joseph G. Gar
barini for the issuance to him of
letters testamentary thereon.
lSeaD @. l.. GILBERT, clerk.
D. b. Spagnoli, attorney for petit
tioner.
Dated September 18th, 1906.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
OLETA.

Refreshing showers visited US last
urday.
Mrs Fl. W. Neff and daughters
Bessie and kthei we're the guests of
Mrs Hill and Miss Nef, a few DAYS
ago. Mrs Netf returned to her home
at the Caldor Mills, leaving Miss
Bessie to attend school here this
winter.
Mrs e. M. Cooper has gone to San
francisco.
Miss Annie Voolfolk made a fiying
trip to Sacramento Friday, returning
Sunday.
'Oleta seems to be quite lively now.
Candidates for the county officers are
on the streets daily.
K. F. Lott has been on the sick list.
A number of our towns people
attended the ball in Volcano given
oy the Rebekah lodge on Thursday,
Sept. Goth, also the ball in Plymouth
on the 22nd. All report having had
very enjoyable time. Observer.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
How's. This g!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. Cheney & Co;Toledo;O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J.Cheney honorable in all business tran
sactions financially BILE to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood, and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

I'rhe following Instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders office since our last
report. We publish q 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
Michael Zippert to Anna Salzgeber,
40 acres in 35-S-11, $40.
Elizabeth j. Devore to Charles q.
Devore, an undivided one-third in
terest in lands near Forest Home,
$1,000.
Abstract of Judgment Laura X.
Mullen, guardian VS.. G.. q. Noble,
Judgment for Sl35.
VIM. NJ. Tucker to l.. l.. Cuneo,
lot block Is, Suffer Creek, $1,000.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
AMADOR.

Miss Edythe Bergman came up
from San Francisco Sunday evening
to purse her brother, who was seri-
ously injured in the Keystone mine
Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Dunlap has gone to Seattle to
spend his vacation.
Mrs Quinn and daughter returned
from Suffer Creek Monday evening,
alter spending few days with friends
there.
Ii. Miller and family, who have
been visiting relatives and friends
here for the past week, returned to
their home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs j. Thomas returned
from Sacramento Tuesday evening.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs S. f.
Reeves, who has been quite ill, is
improving. f. Lois.
Jack Healy, who has been spending
few weeks with friends and relatives
in Frisco and Oakland, returned
nome tuesday evening.
Mr. b. Sexton lett for Tonopah this
week.
Eli Balise has returned home from
few weeks vacation in the noun
tains.
Will Bergman was caved on while
working in the Keystone mine last
Saturday. He received serious in
juries, broken back and also some
of his ribs. lie is under the care of
Drs. Goodman and Quinn.
Miss May Darling, who has been
visiting Miss Mac Kelley for few
weeks, returned to her home in OIeta
last week.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
Crusty.

The new stenographer's yellow hair
glittered in the flood Of sunlight that
poured through the window of the Of
fee.
But old Duke, the bookkeeper, had
no eyes for the girls beauty. He light
ed cigar and set to work.
Mr.. Duke" said the stenographer.
"Huh?' the old man grunted.
look here" she said imperiously, 81
am sorry, but smoking always makes
me sick"
Then" said Duke, without looking
up, don't ever smOke."-New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-09-28
THE lie D0UX CASE.
Bill of Exceptions Filed.

Stockton Independent, Sept. DC
Yesterday there was filed with Judge
W. b. Nutter the cumbersome bill OF
exceptions ID the case of Emma LIE
Doux including almost every scintiIla
of evidence introduced in thu case,
which consumed some fifteen days in
its trial.
The formidable document, with its
$50 pages, complied by Charles II.
Fairall, attorney for Mrs LIE Doux,
states the grounds upon which the
case will be contested in the higher
courts. Within it is set forth some
three hundred or more rulings where
in it is claimed the court erred in
passing upon the admissibility of
certain evidence. 1t is claimed that
error was committed in permitting the
introducingon of hypothetical and
speculative questions as a mean to
establish the cause of the death of A.
N. McVicar. 1t is maintained that
such evidence is highly improper and
that without it there would have been
no sufficient evidence upon which to
establish the real cause of death.
That experts should not have been
permitted to speculate as to the
cause of death is one of the strong
points of the appeal.
The bill is bristling with exceptions
and alleged strong points which in
analogous cases have been the instru-
ments guaranteeing a reversal by the
supreme court of this state. The
Staples case, recently coming under
the observation of the people OF
Stockton, was an instance where the
lay mind failed to grasp what was
meant by legal and permissible evil
dence. Staples was sentenced to
hang, he is now free. Attorney Fair
all says that, so far as he can see,
many cases have been reversed where
the facts we're even stronger against
the accused than in the case of Mrs
LIE Doux, and where there were few
instead of many grounds upon which
to argue to the higher courts.
The appeal will urge the Illegally
OF the seizure of the letters from the
effects OF Mrs LIE Doax and which
were used against her to prove love
for Eugene LIE Doux as motive for
murder. Again, a point is made of
the fact that sheriff Sibley was pre-
JUDGED and that he believed the
woman guilty when he summoned the
special venire of jurors out of which
to fill an incomplete panel. Illegal
proof of a second marriage was intro
duced against Mrs Ee DouX and this
is claimed to be error. Alleged fail
ure to prove a motive and misconduct
of Jury are other points. In the
SHAPES case it was alleged that con-
viction was the outcome of public |
opinion. In the case at bar the hand |
clapping of jurors and subsequent
applause will be brought before the
higher court to establish the same
point.
Many other fine, minute principles,
to those only learned in
the niceties of the law, are included |
in the bill. No matter what the out
come may be, it will go down as one
of the greatest cases of its kind ever
decided in this state 1t will es
tabIish many new criterions by which
the courts in the future will be
guided. 1t is a remarkable case and |
a smooth, cool, most remarkable
female" is behind prison bars wait
ing and watching for the end of it