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Amador ledger., 1907-01-04
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

lThe following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders office since -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 so
Amador ledger., 1907-01-04
CITY TRUSTEES.

The board of trustees of the city of
jackson met yesterday evening at 8
O'Clock; present w. lam. chairman
trustees VIM. Penry and Ii. Lean.
Trustee Talu made a verbal report
in regard to laying a sewer pipe on
Broadway.
The regular monthly report of
treasurer was approved.
The clerk and tax collector we're
granted until next meeting in which
to make their regular monthly report.
The oity attorney made partial re-
port in regard to matter of procuring
the agricultural experiment station !;
also in regard to recorders proceed
lngs and delinquent taxes.
The following salary warrants we're
ordered drawn:
f. Z. jackson S75 90
L. j. GIavinovich 40 90
r. G. BoIe % 90
The clerk was ordered to draw a
warrant in favor of the New York
Betting Il Packing Co., for the sum
of s249. 80, IN payment for fire hose.
The finance committee reported
favorably on the following claims:
Chichizola Estate Co., valves 5 5 90
ChichizoIa Est. Co., giant powder 3 20
w. q. Tompson, fees 3 90
Amador county, mo. rent 80 90
f. E. jackson, fees IL so
q. Richtmyer, water 50
q. b. Spinetti, labor II so
E. L. Heath, labor 40 25
Amador K q L Co., lights etc. ia so
}. Il. Frasher, labor 8 rs
r Guanella, labor SO SO
II. A. Clark, team hire SO 90
l. Allegranza, labor GA 81
j. Forshey, repairing fire plugs IS
Adjorunsd to Jan. 10.
Amador ledger., 1907-01-04
Special Small Ads.

Furnished Rooms to let: inquire at
Ledger office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05

The Century "The
"reminiscences Randolph Churchill"
appears in the November number.
of Randolph Churchill she LEADING
BRILLIANT 1 POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ENG.
popularity the sos to Randolph
by particularly during
1885 he opposed John Bright of Birmingham
his wfe beauty and dash during those stirring
been weakened.
therefore, deal with
charm OF the writer's fascinating personality
living memories
than
the friend leading
and been entertained
queens.
The chapters deals with her childhood
York. life from 1867 1876
experiences
Matlde,
England, AND MANY
ESTING PERSoNAGES, SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
that Cornwals-We rendered material assistance
Winston Churchill compiling of Lord Randolph Church
biography taken at
field lkened Theodore "Lotha" published
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way TO cure deaf
ness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition of the mucous
lining OF the Eustatchian Tube.
When this tube is infiamed you have
a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when 1t is entirely closed.
deafness Is the result and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 10 It's normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an inhamed condition OF the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness (eaused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars free. F. ]. Cheney & Co.. To-
ledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
FIAT MONEY TO THE RESCUE.

denomned fiat few ago has
the big bankers
Issued wheat warehouse receipts
soemny ORGAN OF GoLDBUGIsM AT PORT
howled down this hey of Popo
Organism a
the puocac is gored the ogonlan claims the rag
child hugs 1t It's editorial
COUNTRY.
receipts repudaed Farmers Alliance nran ragtag and
delight of Nepeons of a.
course willing with that kind of
tight
BECAUSE WE NEVER DID HAVE ANY
solemn oracles high financial
wisdom sy-cracng politicians discomfort stand
SUPERIOR VIRTUES OF DECADENT GREEN
this warehouse is not respectable fiat
with the fiat Of the printed
the back
may today there
sell the wheat and
ship "Yewrup" the fat money will be in midst
mighty grief In OF the highest gold
printing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
BREAKING UP ANCIENT LAND STEALS.

cancel land certificates that
the sixties.
build
boards WHEELS HAUL OVER HALF CoUN-
the piled of and in the
other grabber probably the
this township township alleged
claimed the FILED UPON UNDER THE EXIST
alleged what the
Warner company holding
the DIRECTION OF THE GOVERNOR
COVER
settlers who state and then denied
saton valid fraudulenty
that passed
HELD TO HAVE BEEN LAWFULLY ACQUIRED
The undertaken big but undertaking when
tho big cattle this fraudulent
be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
A FOOTBALL OUTFIT.
Reporter is From Missouri and Was
Shown,

SHOWN.
L.~C, Brotherton the good-natured
streetcar conductor last night
brought into The Journal ONCE, a
small sateheI with shoulder strap
attachment, which he found in tho
street near the car track.
i've got football layout In
here" he said to a Journal reporter.
"How do you know" was the
natural inquiry following from the
News Chaser.
II know because l am a Mis-
sourian," was the reply, "and IL YOU
are from Missouri. I will soon con-
vince you"
He did
He opened the satchel and pro-
duoed:
One quart bottle OF liniment.
Two rolls of bandages (Red Cross
brandy.
One small air pump.
rhree OF Spalding's works on foot
ball.
One box OF salve.
A comb and brush.
There was probably more but the
reporter from Missouri at once
fessed up. 1t was not only a foot
ball outit. but Il probably belonged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
A FAMOUS AMERICAN WOMAN.

Churchill
Jerome York.
She married 1s74-it said
nst sight Randolph Churchill
leading his brilliant political
Lord Randolph died 1885, Ave his widow
West
Besides BEING
Tnk, a
she Review
charge n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05

to the referee, umpire, bottle-holder,
second, timekeeper. major domo, or
whatever the boss kickee is properly
called. You see there Is only one
thing that gets more kicks than the
ball in a free-for-all football match.
and that is the fellow who does the
deciding In contested plays. AS he
had a quart of linlment and two rolls
of bandages he must be the umpire
In the valley league. OF course 1t
is only clrcumstantIal evidence, but
IL is convincing. The outfit is adver-
tised in the Journal and two-bits gets
the whole business for the owner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05

II -four goes much higher the or
dinary citizen will have TO cultivate
a cornmeal ppetite,-Philadelphia
Ledger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
ALL FOR A LITTLE WOMAN.

a little woman out of the lands of rose,
hills of morning to the bench and beam he goe
a little woman, and the rose of a woman's soul
hammer thrills and the furnace thunders
roll
a little woman-brothers of toll made sweet
little in the lane and valley and street,
All the little and the sunlight OF her face
worldwide the OF the market
a little the holy and heavenly dusk
brambled ane the scent of the meadowmusk
a little the blooms OF our love and light,
the the hills Of night
Baltimore Sun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05

The old Pennsylvania Dutch Dun
kard recommends Hickory Bark
Cough Remedy" Guaranteed TO cure
your cough, and guaranteed to be
pure. Made from the bark OF the
shell bark or white hickory tree.
For sale by dealers everywhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-05
Announcement

To my patrons and the public
That have added a Horse shoeing department Vla Fl
horse shoer and the patronage Of any and all viii hE
in this line. Special attention paid to interfering 'w
and lame horses Satisfaction guaranteed We pay P@1
tion 10 building trucks express and delivery wagons y
hcles hrs-class paint shop and an thorough ~'T
hcles Paints. oils. varnshes and lubrieatng OILS d
Wagons, buggIes and hacks, also farm implements
plows harrows cultiyaors Agents for the Era 00s ii
gines, Nicholas & Shepherd traction engines. @Nnl IA
cry and gasoline engines. 1t will indeed pay J"
to us II you need any Of these lines e'u'
see us whether YOU buy or not Communications @ ~
ly answered.
GEO. B. JACOB |
Corner Front and Pine streets, North Salem f'''' =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
Law Covering Mixed
Marriages IN Europe

n My too orton do English girls
| in their Ignorance contract
marriages with foreigners with
whom they have fallen 900 love. and
live TO end that ln tho eyes of their
husbands countrymca thoy have. nf-
ter an, not boon wives at am. Il
would be % difficult and lengthy
task to warn the public and particular
~ The Ignorant parent and the unsus-
pccting girl against tho dangers OF
these miSed marriages. but in tho
space hlvc at my disposal I should
Ike 20 point out the salient facts to
be ascertalncd before such mixed mor-
riuges can De at an reasonably safe.
AZ inst I may say that generally au
foreigners who marry English Girls
10 England can only do SO legally by
the laws OF their country when they
have first compiled with an the rec
quirements ot thoir own country in
tho matter Of intending marriage. And
the chief Of these requirements are CD
that they should publish 90 their coun-
try the notices Of such intending mar
riHge as required by law and CD
that they should obtain tho consent
Of their parents 90 the marriage II
they are under q certain agc--Nhicn
varies from 81 TO 80.
In Austria, after the intending bride
groom or bride is "a years OF age no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
SMART TAILORED WAIST OF WHITE FLANNEL

mune in Italy where the Italian party
was last domioilcd.
RESTRAINT OK WIDOWERs.
IN the Netherlands persons under p
must not marry without tn consent OF
the parents and between q ana % they
must perform the acte respectuouN TO
which ] have referred. over % years
OF age neither consent nor acte re-
spectueuX Is reQuied. in spain for
civil marriage consent Is required until
the man is % and the woman 25i in
Sweden and Norway consent IS not
necessary after n, but WldoWers must
not rcmarrv until six months after tho
death OF their wives. and If man
Wrongs woman under promise 81 mar
riage she IS held TO be his legal wife.
In Russian law the marriage, " be-
tween a. male Russian and a female
foreigner. must be celebrated i'm Rus
sian church or by a Russian priest and
am undertaking must be- given that the
children WIN bot brought mp IN the
Russo-Greok faith, while IN Greece the
law is so uuuiendly 10 mixed mar
riagcs that ] would advise any young
woman contemplating marriage with q
Greek 10 ua kc him become "a natural
izod Engl.shmau first
This briefly. sums no tho prelim-
iUaries which Che continental nations
desijsrltc before recognizing q mixed
marriage. There are boo addition SIM.
portaut considerations affecting the
remaUiagc of divorced persons Wild
overs and widows, aud there are many
minor points which would need atteu-
uou.-L0udou Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
Little BROTHERS.

Ny little brothers are the flowers an
Eras an weeds an birds,
An Oh. how good they are to me in all
their looks an words
No matter how discouraged or mean
feel today.
l know c 50 out 70 them. they'll laugh
IL all away
The darlin' little wild flowers have sich
lot 10 do
Jes' eein sweet an clipper in purple.
gold an blue;
An right beside EN- hustlin' are tho un-
pertendin' weeds
A-doin' o. their level best at their own
brand o. seeds.
The birds git up 50 early s-siugin' as they
An lest bein' happy in the lovelight
o. the sky.
like 10 watch their doin's. an they al
ways understand
wouldn't hurt EN- even BY the movin'
Of a hand
So they've never been afread o. me, but
told me everything
Bout their patience an their workin an
their lovln' In the spring
tell vel have Ioaned ssin dear old
An listened 10 Them voices am somehow
] couldn't see,
An the tears KEEP comm faster. an my
heart was soft an warm
Cause them blessed little brothers was
a-weavln' o. their charm
TIL ] owned up square, "ohi life IS good
the worlds n Jolly place
when I have the scnec o. meet it with q
happy smilin' face,
An flocks are jes' as kind - any needed
in the sun
So I'll reach my hand au love em, little
brothers every oneH
Ruby Achor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

formal request that De vm Dol allowed
A. rantract "a valid W1rlg. NU haas
p,tist rot nurr.' without f.u consent n'
mad council ln ou cps-. o. fwnch-
nam marrying u foreitu." abroad ...
rs.of notifications must Den posted aI
tr. faairfc or Tho. commune ir which ne
last had his abode
CONSENT or GERMAN PARENTS.
In Germany consent e. tfe iaacr 81,
r.auire1 until The som rl tnr
daughter 20 years ~ agc. 'rl either
i- an oruhau the consent O ,. I.e1i
.,.ordiau ie needed. Tho publication .f
En- Intended marriage of IeoH
4broad must bc made lu Che p.1.e
,,bcre ho last dwelt Boo Germany $500
weeks before tho mlrrio8U uui f., Wus'
also be- made by ADVERT -'n.Nl Iu the
sonicii. of foreigner. though Boo tfis
ca-c "a declaration fr.u .-H I'D'I
outt.rlfica that no impeachment .Nists
i4 acecuted as an alternative. Any pore
SON wishing ~ Many second iIro
must show tnat q leEl settlement bias
hsar nude on fr, children. be- uut. uI
the first marriage
Rv Italian .aW an italian N.o uHr-
rios O. foreigner abroad iu c1u.Iinnca
with tho laws OF the foreign country s
icr,Uv married. but here again If ia
conditional on his also complying with
Tho requirements or the italian laW To
marry without parental consent man
must exceed 25 and woman d years
OF age. ana they must publish tno 'N
notices OF the marriage iu the C1m-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
LOGAN

Prof Thomas Mckay and Miss Lizzie
Mckay OF Ogden we're Logan visitors
tho FIRST OF the week.
Tho dancing party given In the pa
WEon by the Y. A. g, soroais girls on
Monday evening was n pronounced sue
toss and was attended by large
number OF society people. Refreshments
were served The reception room being
potuly decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers.
The Regular meeting OF the A. G..
Wonnus club WAS held at the home OF
Mrs Fleming on Monday when a
most interesting program was given
Mr. Il. r Necdham was down from
Preston this week.
Mrs Moses Thatcher has returned
from o. visit to salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win McAulstcr aro
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ,. A. Meal
lister
Mrs. C. r. Aiyord is visiting ln o.
Tho Misses Vena Benson and Ada
Petersen entertained az very pleas
ant evening party on Monday at the
homo OF Miss Petersen. Tho guests eu-
ioyed games. music and dainty refresh
mcnts. Tho hoatesses were assisted by
Miss May Benson
Mr Aqullla Farr has returned to Ida
no after a short stay in Logan.
Mrs NJ r, Needham has returned
from a visit to Preston, Ida
Atty. Weber Of salt Lake was in
town on Wednesday
The Usona society OF the p. Y. c.
day afternoon.
Mr. j. NJ. Blair is back from a bust
ness "trip to southern Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

I'D t, thf- ,,..t,.,.f,r .,a. she icraon
III ..ts5..i,f N'',r, 81 here boen
lhorl,.,t.iy issrf'ei but there II a nav
t6o bng rrsrti..e g0if. dcnial not for
tt. ,l-..,,..' .,ttets b1v.o,cr ln Inc
.....'..,,. ~. f.,.r "a bfa allowance.
bpt r,- H., ,,,,,,l.., ,f .a,inr and stor-
he ,rrr,. c.rr. he nrVer cxp,.ete 90
.1lo, binatlf Nothera birthday nuo
crri.tn,se NAV bc born in mind. but
Bio b. matter al pain to this boy 10
mails. the smallest mrood upon bis lit-
U. u.I.arIv frtaeuro. and ao he goes
al..i AMONG f. boy friends trying to
.U some I'D lIs cast off toys WHOM
t.... Yearly event. como around. Ills
mother BOD DO. r.ucroua and blind love,
.IrIr.s hla saving. and snys,
"N,ycr mind. SON. mother will allow
Sou o. Utue extra for her birthday OF
Christmas pres nt' as the case Sc, ma, y,
ban. Win tlo "Ittc extra" and usual-
Day ends by putting baif of 90 away ana
buying mother something silNctrriAtcd
Instead of sterling as she deserves.
Two utuc e-ts iu happy h'i sn
H.rhood have s.Hrtel ga clu1. uud ~
Fl. known ts Oh. Honesty clup. 30
many tad words nft ruled que uol ~
many flaug WORDS Hrc los uhl nle' R
-1thrr causes one Goo bnnf the GID
manner with which tncal two unocents
Nu uut thc hHi Words ln't arc nos
supposed to use. However tntN ore O."
td' u,ut track 3ti'r ali. ioi u one l'
caught INDUCING iu such profanity, "a
tito DEB lmp1s. Oh ana sAld Ii"' t.'s zoe
ward the support ol some poor lt.ll-
ll. Ou the side they are dolng Odd lite
.c Jobs to sven tht Ilna fuf Do eei'l5
u0r Nnot. they VIII ull inc hittL' h coat
bucket ana chop sufficient En1ling to
start tha morning uic. Al ior vac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
POOR MEMORY.
This Girl Takes Prizc--Shc Forgot HcI
Own Maiden Name

own Maiden Name.
A poor memory for names is COM
mon defect, and probably most persons
have been embarrassed by IL occa-
sloualil-. Certainly many a person has
owned up 20 a queer sort OF absent
mindedness which, for instance. would
cause him suddenly to forget the name
OF a friend upon whom he had gone to
call. After the doorbell had been rung
tho unfortunate caller would discover
that he did not know who TO ask for
WHOM the servant should appear
But such performances as this have
been completely cast in the shude by an
exhibition OF memory failure given re-
Gently by a Mrs. b.
on account Of the death Of q distant
relative she was Obliged 20 go 20 the
surugate's office TO attend to some mat
tiers concerning the viii. IL was nee
essary, In the course OF the proceedings,
for her TO Sign 70 "a certain document
her maiden name. Telling her jus-
where the signature was 30 be affixed,
the clerk handed hcr the pen and stood
waiting for her 20 write.
But 20 his surprise--for she had shown
good business ability and understand
Ink up to that instant-sht merely
stared al BIN, with Increasing bewiider-
mout showing upon her face ans
neither said "a word nor made amy at-
tempt az writing
Just sign your maiden name, you
know; that's all. repeated the Clork.
"I-I-know what you say" stan-
mcrod Mrs T.. but 7 can't remember
10 10 save my life I've been married
twice. and 40 be- a very long time since
I've had occasion 10 use nE original
name. know you must think its very
queer. and o. is. hut 7 shall have 20 go
home and md out the name"
She disappeared hastily relieved TO
escape from The clerks ast0uished eyes
ln telling the story afcruarl to "a
friend She said she spent fully ten MIN
tics walking up and down tho block Boz
front of Tho building. trying desperately
10 recall the lost name. Al the end
a. that tmo she gave up the effort and
wen, home. as she had at lrst Intended,
10 dir the necessary Information out of
au old book which she had owned whom
a gu.-ChicnEo Record Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
AS SEEN ~ q 5ALTLAJEE R0hlzV


Indulgence of Der very chHd-lllto cray-
ine Tor candy was not long boz dcNol-
'l inf "eak stomach thai BIDS fair
ID remain Hiln her through lic, and
nut only inls. hor second Teeth. at the
tender ago % l1 Fealf. are quito Dee
'td ine hhlN of the dentist % Pee
store q NiiIc FII OF TO years et7rt-
ing ONE in liir FL physical wreck and
all because discipline was lacking
when Der fond father began giving
her pending DO 1ney Not only 81 her
Ilue h,nf suffering thc consequence
"i tH'.I Dr. H'IoN incc' hNt SELFISH.
h' ht. ln.' hri nature % ihHi
,Nl'nl ,.-' .. ih, mofaliaH nE Zoo tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

ward hall Friday evening by the mem-
hers OF the bishopric. assisted hy thelr
.'ivea Games. music and rccitsuous
,..rro oniovcd hv about 200 guests. De-
,i,tota rofreshmcnta we're served.
Miss nlanch Mathews OF Grantsville
A. visiting in this city as the guests
Of Miss Amy Taylor.
very enjoyable reception and 80
,iai was given Thursday evening at
mo First ward social hall in honor
81 trc outgoing and Che incoming
sunday school superinlcudeucy very
eriosnbls social evening MAS passed
ana q dainty lunch served by the
teachers ol the sunday school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

A S SOON az n child is old enough
"A Co understand tho exchange
4 \ value of money" says the Cir
Gle. che should De- given q small reggie
lar allowance unhampored bN any
restrictions except the definite assuf-
ance that mo- more money VIII be
coming before the end of the month,
or the week. as the case may Doe. Al
first the little fund win melt rapidly
most likcly Tor sweets ana unauh-
stantial forihles. Gradually however.
tho little eeendgr viii become aware
Of The unWis1sm of reckless nuhina
ond before lorg he win realize mo
odvisability OF restraining hia momeh-
tnrv impulsas 20 buy candy. ln order
tn save money toward the purchase
OF some cherished toy hiH ahH'lF
a. pass "a conf acuoncra shop WIN
his possession im9arts sense or
self-cstcem which Is ycry WhlicH n'
and satisfying ln lts effect hut ,IH
fltt lesson. valuable az ~ is. ffl.7 TAR
short of that which begins when he H
made 20 recognize his power oi ate
tanning pleasure Tor others by denying
himself
Thcre is a vast difference DOB chile
drcn regarding their notions about
money ono spends % az sight some
Immediately turn mlsrw and hoard 10.
while others have ncou known a. Hir.I
Ia What useful training in regard
4, its uses should be- counted ont WITH
otery penny allowed or earned.
II have mover known a case m .n-
herent salnshneN am ing children rot
any clusa." goes on this author nj
A Chud's Allowance. but have very
oncn mel with acquired solhshncas Dob
children so deplorabio as to b. ABB
a0lutoiy appalling la its signihcanco
az related 10 future conduct
Not only related 90 future conduct
hui future health. A very dear no
az girl ia THE city accustomed To the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
CLUB CHAT.

An interesting meeting was held on
Wednesday by the study section OI the
Daughters Of Utah Pioneers. the cap
tivity OF the Jews and the Time ~
Christ being the topics ably treated by
Mrs. Ehie Ensign Merrill and Mrs Min
ME James Whitney The genealogical
section met on Friday and tho next will
be the Reminiscent meeting 90 deal
with a noted pioneer woman. the late
Isabella NJ. Horne The date Is Nov 20.
At the Ladies' Literary club yester-
day Mr., Don Mcguire Of ogden gave an
entertaining talk on Archaeological
Research IN Utah" and Mrs. Marcy
read "A paper on the First American"
while Mrs Flora Woodruff who went
as delegate from the club to the re-
cent federation meeting Ia Ogden. gave
report of tho convention A delight
fu musical program was rendered by
Miss Edna Bailey ana Miss Boumania
Hyde
The Wasatch club met this week with
Mrs. Gorline and the program consisted
OF music and papers on recent legisla-
ton in the way of the pure Food" law
ton in the way Of the pure food law
and coal land frauds with an open
discussion led by Mrs. McNeice.
Tho Cleofan met this week with Mrs.
Thomas Sloan and continued the study
Of French history Mrs. W ID. Ritter
reading IA paper on the Social and EoO-
monte Conditions Of Paris