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Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Baseball Notes.

The Jackson baseball players we're
worsted IN several contests the past
week. On Saturday the jackson team
went up against the high school boys
of lone on the grounds of the latter,
and were defeated with a score of l3
to 9.
At MokeIumne Hill a team from
South jackson played a game with
the Hill boys, and came out second
best, with a score of q to l5. Ihe
game was played on Sunday.
On the same day the Juveniles re-
presenting the rival teams of Jackson
and South Jackson engaged in a
practice contest on the local diamond,
the Southrons winning with score of
II to 6.
Last Saturday the young baseball
enthusiasts of the county seat met
with bitter disappointment. A
team, logged out IN new uniforms re-
paired to MartelIs, expecting to meet
a nine from Sutter Creek. Reaching
there, however, they we're non -plussed
to find, not only that their anticipated
opponents failed to appear, but that
they'had gone to lone to witness the
game in that town.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Early Morning Wedding.

John Chi IN, the well-known busi-
ness man of jackson and Mrs Blanche
K. Trewhella also of jackson, were
married at an early hour Saturday
morning The ceremony of tying the
nuptial knot was performed by a.
Goldner, Justice of the Peace. The
affair was conducted in the quietest
manner possible, only the contracting
parties and the official being present.
Shortly after the ceremony the newly
married couple we're driven to Martell
station, where they boarded the train
for wedding tour to various parts
of the state. They will visit Stockton
and other points further south before
returning. 1t is uncertain when they
will return, but they are not looked
for until the lapse OF week or ten
days at least.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Livery Stable Changes Hands.

Nj. Newman has sold his interest 10
the Union livery stable to Jos. Ratio
of jackson Gate and William X. Green
of jackson. The sale embraces
one half interest in the real estate,
and the good will of the business,
with all the stock of vehicles, horses,
harness, hay, etc. on hand. The
price paid is said to be $4,000 for the
stock and business, and $4,000 for the
half interest in the realty, making
S13, 900 in all. The new proprietors
took possession on Thursday. Both
are young men, full of energy, are
we'll posted in the management of
horses, and of steady habits. They
take charge of the business with a
full determination to make a success
of it, and we doubt not they will do
so. w. Green is a son of w. o..
Green, and is we'll known and
generally liked. The other partner is
equally we'll liked, and by earnest
work and attention to business they
expect to more than maintain the
confidence of the public heretofore
enjoyed by this popular stable.
Mr.. Newman, the retiring pro-
prietor, has been connected with the
stable for % years. His health de-
mands a change Of occupation, and
hence his reason for selling. 1t is
reported that he and his family will
remove to Oakland before long.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Found Dead.

Last Saturday morning S. q. Gill,
an old man who had been working
clearing land for M. M. Chisholm on
his ranch, was found dead in his
cabip. He had been dead for several
days, evidently, as the body was in a
badly decomposed state.
The coroner was at" once notified
and he deputized Justice Gartlin to
hold the inquest over the remains.
1t developed at the inquest that the
old man had been complaining and
that he had suffered from dropsical
attiiction of late. His death was evil
IDENTIFY due to natural causes, probably
heart disease. The remains were
inferred near the cabin where the
deceased had lived for the past two
years. Echo.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
TonOpah Couple Wed.

Tonopah, April Hilary Nunaly
and Miss Carrie MeGary were married
on Sunday night by the Rev. DR..
hlass in the Presbyterian church. A
banquet and a reception followed,
and the happy couple left on the
following morning for Los Angeles
on their honeymoon. On their return
Mr and Mrs Nunaly will take up
their residence in Tonopah. .-Tonopah b
Daily Bonanza.
The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs NJ. II. McGaIy, of this
city. She was formerly employed as
manager of the National hotel dining
room, and left here about three
months ago for the prominent mining
camp of Nevada, where she was re.
Gently married.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Picnic at Tabeau Reservoir.

A party from jackson lett Sunday
morning for a picnic excursion to
rabeau reservoir. The day was all
that could he wished for, and at this
season of the year the mountain
scenery is all that could be desired.
The party spent several hours delight
fully in this picturesque region.
Those comprising the party we're DR..
A. M. Gall and wife. DR.. Carl Schacht
and wife, Mrs l.. j. Fontenrose, Mrs
j. Fontenrose, Miss Loretta Meehan,
K. Z. Bole, all of Jackson, Fred
Seguin of lone, and Miss Dorothy
Roardman of Sacramento.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
SUPERIOR COURT.
NON. II. C. RUST. JUICE.

Estate and guardianship of Thos
Gundry Trelease, Josiah Trelease
William Treiease and Charles Ire
lease. Final account settled. Guard
ian holds amounts for warGs a!
follows: Thomas q. Trelease, S533 IS
Josiah Trelease, 1888 IS; William
Trelease. s2o3.7 10; Charles 1reIease,
s2O3.75.
Estate of William R. Kay.-Admin
istrator finally discharged.
Estate of William Trelease. u. j..
Bennetts, Ii. Eplett and V. W. Norton
appointed appraisers; notice to cred
itors ordered published.
People vs.. Fannucchi. Defendant
found guilty of simple assault, was
ordered to pay fine of $3.50 or i'm
prlsonment in the county Jail until,
the fine is paid, at the rate of 81 per
day.
Matter of naturalization of Andrea
Comatto. .-Continued until May %.
Felice Dossi VS.. AIessio Dal Porta.
Motion that plaintiff be denied a
jury trial on the ground that he not
complied with 1ule of the court,
granted.
Rosa L. GILBERT VS.. Chas. Gilbert.
Action dismissed without costs to
either party.
Chas. GILBERT vs.. Rosa L. Gilbert
and Bank of Amador Co.-Dismissed
without cost to either party.
Mary rabeau VS.. Celeste Tabeau. =
Demurrer argued and submitted.
j. Poggi and l.. Traverse VS.. John
Garbarini. Date of trial changed
from May 3 to April 30.
Estate of q. B. Bo1tano. will ad-
mitted to probate. Angelo Boitano
appointed executor; notice to credit
crs ordered published.
Estate of Lorenzo u. Oneto. j ohm
A. Oneto appointed administrator; ;
notice to creditors ordered published.
Alma Marie VS.. Alfonso Marre.- =
Final decree of divorce granted.
Pr. New Cases.
Chas M. Belshaw ct al vs. Bunker
Hill Consolidated Mining Co.-Suit
to authorize the defendant corpora
tion to reissue certain certificates of
stock held by plaintiff, and which
were destroyed by the fire in San
francisco, April 18, 1906, as follows:
Chas. M. Belshaw, certificate No. AL
for 500 shares; Chas. NJ. Belshaw,
certificate No. Az, 500 shares; Mar
cetta b. Wallace, 500 shares, Geo. E.
Wallace 500 shares, Walter Morgan
600 shares.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
MINING NOTES.

The published report that the
Oneida Company had purchased the
old Eureka mine at Sutter Greek, and
would move its machinery thereon to
develop it, proves without founda-
tion. According to this rumor MIR.
Hetty Green, the owner of the idle
property, had parted with the mine
for $3.50, 600. superintendent Hamp-
ton knows nothing of such deal,
and hence 1t may be safely set down
as baseless rumor. A short time ago
a new cable was placed on the hoist,
and this gave color to the supposition
that the company intended to operate
elsewhere. But this, 1t seems, was
done solely to avoid the risk of acci
dents from a worn cable. 1t would
be gratifying to be able to report that
this enterprlsing company would con-
tinue mining IN the Amador field,
but unfortunately there Is no author
ity for such a statement at present.
Central Eureka. II decided i'm
provement has developed in this mine
lately, according to all accounts. A
body of high grade ore has been en-
countered. The shares have jumped
up from 7Oc to 81 per share within
the past two weeks.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Burglary at Buena Vista.

The store at Buena Vista was en-
tered by a burglar last Saturday
night, but not finding any money, be
did not take anything, so tar as Mr.
t'essier was able to tell. Entrance
was gained in the same manner that
the store was entered on both former
times when it was robbed. One of
these robberies occurred when Fitz-
simmons owned the store, and Cook
owned the business when the second
robbery occurred. Echo.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Bakery Sold.

+. CademaItori, the old-esta blished
baker of Jackson, who has been in
business here for over % years, has
sold out his business to Pete Verretti
and John Fardoni. The first named
has been the practical baker employ
ed by CademaTtori for several years.
The other partner is resident of
jackson Gate, and Will drive the
delivery wagon. The bakery will be
carried on in the old premises on the
Cademartorl premises on Stump
street, with the sale depot in town as
heretofore at the store of MIS- Cuneo.
The change of proprietors will go
into effect on the first of May.
Ledger & Chicago Inter-Oceau, 50. 90
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26


Deeds.-D. Bissotti to d. Il. Boy
sun, all interest in mining claim on
S + u OF n Fl d 25 TIC, $40.
A. Z. Ramazotti and wife to ". L.
J j ones and wife, part OF lot IS block
10. Sutter Creek, $40.
Chris Marelia to j. f. Wilson, lot
Sc subdivision OF lot a block 6. Jack
son. $40. s9f
U. S. to Pierre Boutier, 80 acres
36-6-l1. Il
Lorenzo j. Arata to Andrew N.
Arata, part of lot 2 subdivision of
lot 2 block 2, jackson, $40.
Ann Bennetts to Ann Rule, lot near
Bunker Hill mill site, ST.
Horace Wilson and wife to Annie
E. Alien, so acres in 35-S-l3, $40.
Louis DutertIe to Eugene Dutertre,
all lands In Humboldt county,
Nevada, and other real estate where
ever situated, $4,000.
Robert Jones to Orrie Jones, 80
acres 34-6-1O $40.
Geo. A. Gordon ct al to CeIlma
Rlchtmyer,. water pipe and right OF
way, jackson, So.
U. S. to Samuel l. Brown, 153 acres
6-7-l2.
Rosa L.. Gilbert to, Charles Gilbert.
Gilbert stable and lot jackson; also
176 acres 3O-S-l5, $40.
Certificate of Redemption John
McGregor, lot 8 block 16 Plymouth,
taxes of 1905, So %.
Mining Location. David Fisher,
relocation of Mckenzie No. 2 quartz,
Clinton district, amended location.
A. E. LESLEY, Cape Nome placer
claim, 20 acres, OIeta district. =
Release of Mortgage. Fanny, Baw
den to A.~C. Ramazzotti.
Newman to Jones.
ChichizoIa to Torro.
Official Bond. - Wm. Brown as
notary public with National Surety
Company as surety, $4,000.
Mortgage. .-Orrie Jones to George
Courtright, 8U acres -34-6-l0, $3.50,
l year at per >cent.
Fol- Sale or Rent.-House and large
lot on Broadway street in Jackson.
Barn and chicken houses. Apply for
the next week to II. A. Freeman, at
the National hotel.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Another Livery Stable.

In spite of the cry of dull times,
new livery stable business is being
started in the frame building belong
Ing to Geo. W. Brown, at the north
end of Main street. The new firm is
Stevens Il Hutchinson. A car load
of new vehicles was received IN the
early part of the week from the we'll
known factory at Racine, Wis. The
vehicles are of all descriptions in
Guiding stylish Iubber-tire buggies,
surries, drnmmers' wagons, etc. The
stable will also be depot for the
sale of new buggies and other
vehicles. A livery business has been
carried on in small way for some
months, but now they propose to
branch out in a more extensive and
stylish way.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Miss FuIIen has returned with a
complete line of trimmed and ready
to-wear hats. Will handle them at
Jackson Shoe Store. If
j. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
m. to p. m. Phone-Otiice, black
444: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Two boarders at the expense of the
county were brought up from lone
this week, and lodged in Jail. One is
Robert Gopel, who is serving a sem
tenoe of 80 days for being drunk and
disorderly. The other is John Side
man, Preston school graduate. He
was convicted of jumping a board
bill, at the same time tapping a till
to the extent of IS cents. He was
given IT'S days in the county Jail as
the penalty of his misconduct.
Geo. Burdeck, representing a large
coal mining company in Monterey
county, was in this city in the early
part of the week. The company Is
offering securities in the shape of
interest bearing bonds, in order to
raise the necessary money to build a
railroad from the nearest railroad
station to the coal mine, distance
of % miles. This is absolutely necess-
ary in order to market the product,
which is said to be of hrst-cIas
quality of stone coal, equal to the
best imported article.
Chris Marelia came up from the
city last Friday on brief visit to
his family He left again on Wed
nesday.
Carl g. Jensen, the expert optician
of Chico, informs his old patrons and
all who wish to have their eyes pro-
perly fitted with glasses, that he will
be in jackson the first part of May.
ALI orders left with j. II. Langhorst,
matchmaker, will be promptly attend
ed to.
H. A. Freeman, ex-district attorney
of this county, came up from Oakland
Wednesday, on business.
The Native Daughters of Ursula
parlor will observe memorial day on
the first Monday in May. Exercises
IN their hall, Odd Fellows building.
All are invited.
Buy your drygoods now for you
caDnot get bargains again very soon.
jackson Shoe Store.
Sheriff Gregory authorizes the
Ledger to state that, inasmuch as the
carrying of red flag in a buplic
parade on May 1st or any other day,
tends to disorder and riot, he in
Difference to public sentiment, will
not permit such an act. ANY person
engaging in such an act will be
placed under arrest.
The mem bers of the social and
athletic club have signified their
willingness by their signatures to a
act as a fire department under the
city authorities. An ordinance Great
ing a fire department Will no doubt
be introduced at the next meeting of
the trustees. At present there is no
organization for fire protection.
Don't forget that the jackson Shoe
Store has just received a large ship
ment of the latest style oxfords for
ladies' and gents; also Misses and
chiIdren's. Call and see our new
lines.
j. W. Violet, an old and highly
esteemed resident of lone, died in
that town this morning. He was 70
years of age.
Carl G. Jensen, opticlan, has visit
ed Amador county for the past ten
years. lie comes we'll recommended.
Reserve your orders for him. He can
suit you. Will be here early in May.
1
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

driver had $50 slowed away under Tie
seat cushion of the stage. This the
highwayman did not get. 1t appears
that Butler notified the Plymouth
constable of the robbery on reaching
Forest Home. Constable Wheeler
and his deputy Dan Buna of Dry
town, started out to run down the
perpetrator, and had followed the
tracks from the scene of the hold up
to DrYtown before the sheriff got on
the ground. Sheriff Gregory met the
two officers named in Drytown, and
the three proceeded to the Fremont,
where the sheriff made the arrest, on
the strength of the description of
the man given by those who had seen
him passing through the town toward
the mine.
Sheriff Gregory highly commends
constable Wheeler and his deputy for
their energy and promptness in gett-
ing on the trail of the highwaymap.
He believes they did their work thor
oughly, and is willing to give them
all the credit that belongs to the
capture.
1t is known that the prisoner came
from Calaveras, and Is reported to
have been tried there on a similar
charge some years ago, but was
acquitted by jury. This IN itself
raises no presumption against him,
but from legal standpoint just the
reverse. lie has "coughed up" to
this otfense, however, and that settles
1t.
Nom oil et1Io,
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Jackson Gun Club Organized.

A meeting was held last Saturday
in the We'll building for the purpose
of recognizing the gun CLUB for the
present. season, and to arrange for
weekly blue rock or live bird shoots
through the summer. There was a
fair attendance of the sporting frater-
niIy present. Officers we're elected as
follows: DR.. A. M. Gall, president; !;
f. A.. VOORHEES,, vice president; r. l.
Kerr, ecretary.
A committee of three was appointed
to solicit members, the fee being 81
for the season. IL. E. Kay, Gus.
Laverone and Vim. Hess we're named
as such committee.
ii. u. Kay was also named as
committee of one to prepare by laws
to be submitted to the next meeting.
1t was decided to have the first
shoot next Sunday, in the Meek field,
near the Zeila mine. The following
committee was appointed to make all
necessary arrangements for this event:
G. B. Arditto, VIM. Hess, L. K. Nor
man, Ii. f.. Kay and ii. Lean. 1t Is
intended to have new committee to
arrange for the successive weekly
shoots.
The club has already secured a
strong membership roll, sufficient
to ensure the success OF the move
ment. The weekly meetings prum1se
to be exceedingly popular, and
attract large number to the place
of meeting.
The next club meeting will be held
in the We'll building April 49, A
permanent meeting place will pro-
badly be selected at that time, pre-
ferably tbs rooms of the social and
athletic club,
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
The Red Flag.

MAY day and the red flag peril, or
Christianity VS.. anarchy will be
the timely theme upon which Rev. g.
E. Wirning will discourse at the
Methodist church next, Sunday even
ing. All patriotic citizan should try
to be present. as the presence of red
flag contingent In Jackson makes the
subject of local as we'll as world wide
Importance. All seats are free and
all are welcome.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. Children like its pleasant
taste, and mothers give it hearty
endorsement. Contains no opiates,
but drives out the cold through the
bowels. Made in strict conformity
to Pure Food and Drugs Law. Re-
commended and sold by T.. w. Ruhser
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
An Open Letter.

10 my friends and patrons in jackson
and Sutter Creek.
AS much as regret it, l find it
absolutely necessary to discoDtin ue
travelling, as my chicken business
demands my whole attention.
For this reason. l send you Mr. j.
K. jenkins to take my place, if it so
pleases you.
l am sure, you will like his work as
we'll as you did mine, as l have found
him to be conscientious A, No. l
piano tuner, and furthermore gentle
man which l consider essential. Let
these lines be my goodbye to you,
and permit me to say, you have my
deepest gratitude for the many kind
acts received at your hands. Hoping
to meet you again, [ remain
Very truly yours,
LOUIS SCHIEMANN,
Sunnyvale, Cal.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine IaE-
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. h. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
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'task ussto do so.r
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Ladies Attention! Send your name,
address and size of dress shields, also
name of dry goods store where you
trade and receive free sample pair
"Canfields Hicks Brand Gossamer
Weight Shields. Adress "Canfield"
care of the S. H. and M. Co, % South
st, San Francisco, Cal.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
NodCH dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat

Senator Caminetti has returned
from Alabama. and is attending the
grand parIor at Napa.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Garden hose, lawn sprinklers, lawn
mowers, rakes, hoes and spads, in
fact everything needed for lawn Oh
garden at V. Giovannoni q Co.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Kodol for dyspepsia clears the
stomach and makes the breath as
sweet as rose. Kodol is sold by
druggists on guarantee relief plan.
1t conforms strictly to the National
Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold yb
E. w. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Well! just come and see our new
oxtords, just arrived, jackson Shue
Store.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Unclaimed Letters

In jackson postottice April 26, 1907.
Miss Ella Del MALTA, Mrs K. Del
MALTA, Geo. Ii. Cameron, Luke
Komoges, Joe Maltinetti, Guiseppi
Tori ~, Miro SteIjevlcA.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26
Sunnyvale, u

April 26, l9UT.
Mr. Jenkins Will be in jackson early
in May. Orders should be left at
this Office or the postottice, jackson.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

New oxfords all styles just arrived !;
no trouble to show goods at the
jackson Shoe Store.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

For Sale or Rent.-House and large
lot on Broadway street in Jackson.
Barn and chicken houses. Apply for
the next week to r. A. Freeman, at
the National hotel.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-26

Ledger & Chicago Inter-Ocean, $3.50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
Calrnage
Sermon
BY Rev.
Frank De Witt Talmaae, D.. d.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct, 27.-In this
sermon the heavenly capital and its
attractions arc presented in Il new
aspect, and st. Johns description re-
ceives Il realistic and beautiful inter.
pretatiVn, The text is Revelation Xxi,
lG, "Tlh length and the breadth and
the height of it are equal"
A mans visions or idealisms or men.
tai similitudes inevitably take upon
themselves the forms and colorlugs
and characters Of his physical sur.
%roundlngs. When Pharaoh dreamed
his dreams he did not have rapturou,
revelations Of the coming grandeurs
OF Il Persian capital, He caught no
glimpse Of the future glories OF Athers.
Rome, Berlin, London. st. Petersbury
or New York. He saw a vision OF hie
WI pasture lanes and OF his W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31

a multiple of twelve? Oh. no. This
apocalypse has a agurative %intcrprcta-
ton. 1t means that the walls OF hcay-
en- are 50 high that none OF the mean
nosses or contemptibilities or evil
thoughts or sins of earth can ever
overlcap them. 1t means that the
walls of heaven are so high that when
we once enter into heaven all the evil
desires NJ our lower natures shall
cease and We shall stand before Christ,
perfect as he is perfect, pure as he IS
pure, holy is hc IS holy. When you
pass through those gates OF pearl yor
will never again he tempted to be self
a harsh word against your righbors.
never again be tempted 10 do what y0I
ought not to do or TO leave undone
those things which You ought to DE-.
Then all bitterness. all envy. all hate.
all evil desires. shall forever pass away
Speed that day, o most mcrcifrl
Father. when | shall awake in thy
glory and my sinful nature shall he
cleansod and purified!
The Breadth Of the Walls.
But tho most blessed thing to me
about this text | have not yet dwell
upon. That IS the breadth OF the walls.
We are not tod, but | think they are
very broad. Whom | talk about the
width or the walls. | think there IS n
hidden meaning, If some n shonld
.,-. ..tN-L- ,,. tI,o-o ,o liz, ~ ol- go $500
would answer, "To give them strength"
That is true. But i do not believe that
IS the true meaning. Those walls Of
the ancient cities were used for the
most ~pleasurnblc Of purposes, Upon
the tops OF their city walls the Old
Habylonlsh inhabitants used to drive
There the citizens Of most OF the east
ern cities used to build many of their
houses. Do you not remember how
Nahab had her house built upon the
top Of a city wall, where the Hebrew
spies visited her; And there, upon the
hot summer evenings, the people used
TO gather upon the city walls to catch
the cool hrcczos from the mountains
Upon The city walls those who Wcr.
expecting their friends to come to VII;
them would assemble and watch t.,
approaching cavalcades. Thus, WHOM
| think OF the broad walls OF heaven
| always think OF them as crowded
with our dear ones. There they are,
watching and waiting. Every little
while methinks | can hear some OF
them say. DO you see him coming?
Do You see my boy? Do YOU see my
brother? Do you see my husband or
wife or sister? 1t Is surely time for
them to be coming along. On, We have