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Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
SUPERIOR COURT.
non. r.. C. RUST. JUDGE.

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Estate of William FeIker.- .-Geo. W
feiker appointed administrator upol
filing bond on the sum of $50
Notice to creditors ordered published
James Graham VS.. W. N. Bardue e
al. Continued until June 5.
James Kerfoot vs.. Lincoln GOLD
Mining Co. o.-Continued until NAV 8.
B. Levaggi rs. Volcano G. M. CO.
Continued until April 1s.
Grillo Bros. vs.. Volcano G. NJ. Co.
Continued until April lS.
Estate of William TreIease. Anna
Nj. Trelease petition for letters.
New Cases.
Chas Gilbert VS.. Rose Il. Gilbert
and Bank of Amador Go.
recites that on the 10Th of March.
1907, plaintiff was owner of a tract of
land in Amador county, and on that
day sold the same to the Amador
County Lumber Co., for 1886. s8;
defendant claimed title to said tract,
and on said day it was agreed between
plaintiff and defendant that the pro-
ceeds of sale of said tract should be
deposited with the bank of Amador
county, and that thereupon plaintiff
should institute an: action against
defendant to determine the ownership
OF said money, anu in case it should
be determined that plaintiff was the
owner, the Bank of Amador County
shall pay the same to him.
Rosa L. Gilbert VS.. Chas. Gilbert.
Complaint filed. Answer filed.
Estate of Giovanni Battista Boitauo.
August Boitano petitions for letters
testamentary. Will filed. The estate
consists of tract of land in sections
III aud II, township 5, range IL east;
valued at $1,000, and personal. property.
valued at $3.50. :
Estate of Wm. Trelease-De
died on the 25th of June, 1906, in
Sutter Creek, leaving real estate con-
sisting of property in Sutter Creek.
being lot II block 10, ISutter Creek;
valued at $3.50, and household furni
ture valued at $3.50, total $500. The
heirs are Herbert e.. Trelease, l6
years; Gertrude Trelease, IA; William
ID. Trelease 9; James W. TreIease, 5
and Carl K. rrelease, aged 3 years.
all residing in Sutter Greek. April
l3 set for hearing.
Guardianship of persons and estate
OF fhQmas Gundry Trelease and
others. -Jabez MINIS petition for
letters of guardianship, April Ii
appointed for hearing same.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

| his chickens. Deceased called him u
flying -. Never got his gun and
snapped it twice at the deceased on
that occasion, as told by IIucio
Acuneo- Ills own gun was out of
repair. lie had snapped it at gopher
and It failed to go off, so he con-
cluded to get it fixed before attempt
ing to use 1t again. After deceased
and his son passed on toward Dry
town, he went to New Chicago and
borrowed gun from a friend, also
five or six loaded shells. Returned
home soon after 5 O'Clock and stood
the gun against the cabin. Acuneo
and son came up, and a black dog
ran by and barked at deceased. He
had two rocks, one in each hand, and
threw one at the dog, and struck
him. The dog ran -squealing. Wit
ness then went opposite to where
AcuDeo was, and the latter said,
"Do you want some of it, lie said |
he did not. He then called him a
bad name, and threw rock. He |
then went to his cabin and got his
gun. As he approached in his own
garden nearly opposite to where the
deceased, standing in the road, he
threw another rock. He then fired.
Lucio was 10 feet away from deceased,
and cried to his father, "Glve it to
him, father; that's played long
enough. y Had heard he had rocked
others, and was afraid of him. Heard
that he knocked a man named Rogers
down with a rock. lie had before
come toward him with a knife and
said he was going to kill him, that he
had his death right there. That was
i've years ago. Another time, he
came, to. his cabin with his son, and
While the latter offered him whiskey,
the elder Acuneo stood with rock
ready to strike. This was in the
middle of the night.
The opening address to the jury for
The prosecution by district attorney
and for defense by W. q. Snyder
we're concluded Thursday afternoon
Ehe closing argument for the people
is being made as we go to press. The
case VIII go to the jury to-day.
The case went to the jury at 2:3O
this afternoon. And at 3:15 brought
in a verdict Of murder IN the first
degree, fixing the punishment at i'm
prisonment for life.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Hospital Report.

The county physician reports sfor
the county hospital for the month OF
March as follows:
Admitted. II. Pritzel, aged 40,
native of Austria, suffering from
injury of the hand. -7s
Mrs j. Ellis, aged 80, Germany, for
surgical operation.
Owen Adams, II, ireland, general
debility.
Joseph Bird, 80, England, insane.
Geo. Peterson, 55, California,
eplleptic.' -.
John Hector. II. Georgia, gastritis.
Pete Schu make, 10. Mo-, rheuma.
tlsm.
Discharged.-Mrs j. Ellis. relive
ed; Joseph Bird, @, mmitted to Stock
ton; +. Pritzel, cured; Mary Mullen
cured.
Dled.-John Chiles, of apoplexy'
John Hector, gastritis.
Mum ber Of patients, April l, Al.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Short of Fuel.

The fuel question Is becoming 3
very serious one for the mining
interests OF this county. Nearly all
the mines are handicapped by a short
age of fuel oil. The reason is alleged
TO be lack OF cars to. haul tho fuel
Ii ON the oil neids. The Kennedy,
Zeila, Central Eureka and Keystone
are feeling the effects of this short
age. The price of oil has advanced
considerably making a difference of
from 80 to 40 cents per barrel as COM
pared with the prices heretofore rul-
ing. When the present contracts
expire, the fuel oil will cost the
mines that much more per barrel.
This is qnite an item of expense.
The Kennedy. tor instance, used from
10 to Is barrels per day. So that this
increase would represent about $1,000
per month added to the expense
account. But at this advanced rate,
it is considered preferable to wood as
fuel. Then again the, question of
transportation from the railroau
depot to the mines is another source
of trouble. Next month, it is under
stood that the mines will arrange to
do their own hauling. At least, d.
Mccall, Sho. has been hauling. notif-
ed them sometime ago, that ne would
tide them over the winter season,
after which he, wonld no longer
assume the,Iesponsibility, 1t may bs
that he will continue to do the haul
ing under a new arrangement, but
that remains to be seen. The
Kennedy people are thinking of runD
ing pipe line from Martells depot
over the hill to their tanks. 1t is no
more than half mile distant.
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Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Narrow Escape from
49, - 2@s. Potomaine Poisoning.

a cloie call from another tragedy
from ptomaine poisoning Is reported
from the Steve Oneto place. abous six
miles east of jackson. On Friday
last Mrs Oneto, in preparing for the
noon meal, opened jar OF home pre-
served beans. They had been put up
in a similar way to those which
caused the death uf five persons at
the Ferrasci family a coupIs OF
months ago. At the Oneto place at
the time there were SIX persons who
would have partakea. aud in fact did
partake of the meal. An examinaeion
of the jar of beans aroused the sus,
picions of those concerned. A scum
had formed on the surface. Decom-
position had set IN, ald the family
debated the point whether. to use
chem in part or not. Soma thought
that after disoarding those <on the :
top, the rest would be whoiesom g.
1t was decided to discard the entTrs
jar, the contents of which VIC b
thrown in the yard, where they we're
quickly devoured by dozen or moro
chickens. This was about IL o'oluck
Friday morning. A pug dog also ate
some of the beans. On Saturday
morning, 1t was noticed that the
chickens we lying about the yard, q
helpless and paraiyzed. Their heads
dropped, and it was evident they
were suffering from some strange I
a61iction. The pug dog also was
noticed to be. acting qneerly. He
would make for the creek aud lap
water repeatedly. We understand a
number of the afflicted chickens. If
not all, died that day. Some Of
those present had witnessed the
poisoning at the, Ferrasoi home. and q
declared that the symptoms and
effects on the. chickens, were identical
with those of the human beings who
perished on that occasion. Prior to
the outbreak of the malady among
the Chickens two OF the flock had
been killed for the Sunday meal But
when the sickness appeared, these "a
we're also at once discarded, and
others known to be free from any :.
suspicion substituted.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Criminal Returns.

The following criminal returns
we're filed with the supervisors this
MONTH, ;. s.,.oe -, -
Township l.7-Alfred Goldner, jus-
Bird, on Insanity. q
John Capor grand larceny, held to
anwser, bonds fixed at $1,000.
L. E. Notwithstanding the peace,
Hned $40, paid.
Township 4.-W. l., Rose, Justice. =
James McGuirk, assault with deadly
weapon; defendant discharged. ~ 5
just one thing to do, come and see
what l can do for you In the shoe
line, +. McCutchen.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Adjourned until May &.
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Card of Thanks.

The undersigned wish to tender
their heartfelt thanks to all kind
friends who rendered their aid during
the last sickness and funeral cere-
monies of a beloved mother, Mrs
NettIe Schob
Mrs Josephine Harvey
and family.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
BIG SHOE SALE.
Bought out the Big Shoe Stock of Ladies,


Bought out the Big Shoe Stock of Ladies,
Misses, and Boys and Mems Shoes of ]. Rosen-
berg Bros, of Woodland, and will close out the.
entire stock Of Shoes at -one-half the regular.
prices. No goods reserved. A lot Of New.
Goods just received and will be in the sale at
same price. | have rented the building Of
Mr.. Thomas formerly occupied by Max Ladar,
the Tailor svi596 .4sboq r.
Shoes will be served to you at about half the
price you pay other stores,
Don't forget the opening date, April lst.
FRED McCUTCHEN.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

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 r. w. Ruhser
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

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 by
+. W. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine ,Iat-
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cufe. b. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

The following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders ofice 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't ask US to do so.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

Drygoods and mems and ladies'
to be closed out, at
almost half price; no goods reserved,
jackson Shoe Store.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

Will close out our entire stock of
drygoods, ] must have room for my
shoes, aud will close the mems furn-
isblngs, also daygoods out. jackson
Shoe Store.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
A Guaranteed G1fe for Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to
refund money if Pazo Ointment fails
to cure in 6 to IA daYs. SOC.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

Drs. Barkan & SewalI-SpeciaIist
for eye, ear, nose and throat, are now
located at 100 California st., corner
Van Ness Ave. San Francisco.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
License Collectors Statement.

The license collector reports the
following county licenses sold dur
ing thess quarter ending March 81,
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

ID s Crocker, supplies assessor 81 81
Bancroft, Whitney&Co. law books 6 81
Frank Shepherd, law books 8 81
9 w Palm Co.. law books 8 81
Garbarini Bros, supplies Z;
l. j Glavinovich, supplies 7 3;
VIM Going, janltor, etc, II 81
TiIlie Williams, removal rubbish 2 D,
Geo A Gordon, deputy assessor 130 OF
W h Greenhalgh, visiting schools 7 81
S II Phear, reporting OF
M l. Smith, reporting S5 OF
K Webb, claim sl1, allowed 8 OF
U s Gregory, assistant in looking
after insane person, $40, rejected.
Hospital fund
John e Waton, conveyance 5O(
W b Phillips, conveyance 5 OF
ChIchizolaEstateCo wire fencing 81 81
Geo Il Thomas, meats 80 81
J X Kelly, conveyance 10 u
Jackson Gas Co, gas 81
Q Richtmyer, water 7 Oh
r b Endicott, co physician 60 OK
+ b LeMoin, superintendent 60 O(
d Spagnoli, drugs I q
VIM Sehrader, digging graves OF
f Ginocchio d Bro, groceries 157 L;
u Oneto, vegetables 75
Z l. CassinellI, fruits, etc ~
VIM Leavy, concrete work "a OF
Mrs f b LeMoin, matron 30 90
Mrs Nj Tregloan, cook 80 0C
L s ruttle, conveyance 3 OO
Jos Previtali, wood As so
Mrs Turner, washing OO
e Ginocchio q Bro, allowances IL 90
AmadoE K K & L Co., lights 3 SO
l. j Glavinovich, clothing u I0
Sunset lei u lei Co., phones l SO
'Roau District l. For labor except
where otherwise stated Ii Oneto s12,
Fred Sharenbroch IA, A A Harmon s,
Steve Ceropovioh 4, o Ruffner 5, l. N
Martell, blacksmithing LOO, Bas
tian %, NJ Dabovich 4, H Griffin 80,
HermauS Sharenbrooh IA, T Tabeaud
II, q W Kelly 30, Chas Dufrene 40, j
E Ruffner 5. X BlakeIy 8, L Dory IA,
Al Dufrene 5, W E Speer 8, Garbarini
Bros, bIacksmithing AGO, W Moon
Il, + Davalle II, Robt Reed {, G
Lima 8.
Road District Wv Ii Langford,
labor $3.50.
Road District 3.--Elmer Evans u,
Thos Laverone 1850, q Calori l6.
Road District 4.-B White, labor
s3l9.72, Elmer Tanner Is, Pat Grady
80, Jos Lamb 30, Ii Cook 8, Marko
Standovich 3, Chas Eggleston 3,
Phillip Bernardis 16, A Gadd 3, Jas
Truscott 10, Robert Rich 2, Phillip
Ricards 3, John Oneto 6, Joseph Huot
10, W E Phillips 2, Thos Simmons 4,
John Monteverdi 1886, s Casale IA.
Road District 5.-W PIunkett 6. D
Hartlgan 4S, Thos Thompson u, NJ
Carhine 8. ID Burke 47.50, George W
Roberts y, John FIegulia II, II
Thomas II, Joseph Boo 20. Grant
rorrey 4, John A Cruson 80. John
Roberts %, Ben Robbins 8, l. Buro 3,
e Freeman 33, J A Soares 26.
General Road fund.-A L. Young NJ
Co., supplies s5022.
Salary fund. w M Amick, A Grillo,
John Strohm, ID A Fraser, Lawrence
Burke, s25 each as road commIss-
toner's.
Bridge fuud.-Jos DieboId :, w II
Langford Ga, M Carbine u.
Martin Ellerson appeared and asked
for an allowance of ST per month.
Granted to be paid in provisions.
Report of county treasurer, county
physician, statement of license col
lector and criminal returns examined
and approved.
Application OF Catherine Zucoone
for aid for three orphan children,
allowed for $3.50 per month.
The clerk was ordered to advertise
for bids for provisions, clothing, meat
and wood for court house, hall of
records and hospital, stationery ETC.,
and for publishing delinquent tax
list.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

A LICENSE was issued in Sacramento
this week, authorizing the marriage
of George j. Campbell OF Sacramento
to Clara NJ. Coster of plymouth.
Chas.a Ii. Turner, who has been
secretary of the grand parlor of N. S.
G. W. for several years, came up
from the city last Monday, and is
visiting old-time acquaintances., in
this county. 1t is understood, he
will be candidate for reelection
before the next. grand parlor, which
meets shortly. and he is looking after
his interest in that direction.
A. BonterIous and wife came up
Tuesday on a visit to the sister of the
first named, Mrs Josephine Harvey.
Neil Macquarrie. formerly an attor-
ney of jackson, arrived yesterday
from the city on business. He will
return to-morrow. .
p Piccado has leased the We'll store
for his harness shop for a term of five
years.
Pressure in our advertising space
has crowded out quantity of local
news this week.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

"Good for everything a salvs is
used for and especially recommended
for piles. " That is what we say
about DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve. That is what twenty
years. of usage has proven. Get the
original. Sold by +. w. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Board of Supervisors.

Board of supervisors met Monday !;
all the members present.
Minutes of last meeting we're read
and approved.
Claims we're allowed and ordered
paid as follows:
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

Miss .FuIlen has returned with a
complete line of trimmed and ready
to-wear hats. Will handle them at
jackson Shoe Store. TT
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

Wanted TO make contract with
reponsible contractor to haul lumber
from saw mill to railroad. Five mile
haul, practically all down hill. Make
trip and one-halt day. Will have
fofts @0dsahf feet a; day, or one
million month for five or six months
for three seasons. 1t will take ten OF
twelve four horse teams. Can use
rollers on wagons and roll lumber off
at railroad. Don't answer unless
you mean business and are prepared
to give bond and carry out such a
contract. Answer box So, Burl in
game.
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05
Money in Treasury.

By official count made April l, the
amount and kind of money in the
county .treasury at. that date was as
follows:
Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

and approved.
I Claims we're allowed and ordered
paid as tollowe:
Current expense fund
O'Neil & Podesta, livery 8 SO
L Burke, mileage 9 40
W M Amick, '' 9 40
ID A Fraser, &c 0 80
Amador K K Il l. Co., lights 3 90
JAS Jay Wright, maps 60 90
Sunset Tel & Tel Co., phones "a 45
U S Gregory, stationery q 05
Podesta & O'NeiI, livery coroner s 90
f NJ Parker, watohman 10 %
W II Sharp, ct al bluejay bounty 6 IA
Q Richtmyer, water 6 00I
9 z Vicini, travelling expenses 6 %
A Carlisle q Co., supplies IS co
l. Lamb, carpenter work IA so
rhomasPrice&Son, examination $50 90
l. j GIavinovicb, Interpreting 90
County officers, postage % 05
VIM Scobla jr, coyote bounty 3S 90
'O'Neil q Podesta, livery sheriff 0o
U Gregory, brd. of prisoners 81 90
U s Gregory, travelling exp. 90 45
City Pharmacy, supplies 81 As
Amador Dispatch, printing l53 90
Il S futile, supplies for Jail 80
A Grillo, mileage 2 40
ID S Crocker, supplies assessor 81 80
Bancroft, Whitney&Co., law books so
Frank Shepherd, law books 8 so
q w Palm Co.. law books s SO |
Garbarini Bros, supplies rs
l. j Glavinovich, supplies 80
VIM Going, janltor, etc, II 90
Tillie Williams, removal rubbish 2 0J
Geo A Gordon, deputy assessor 13O 90
W h Greenhalgh, visiting schools 7 80
S II Phear, reporting 10Ol
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Dan. Hooley Gained.

Captain Henry Johnston, the veteran
caDiret maker, has just finished hand
soue inIaid cane for Daniel Hooley,
mayor Of lawson. The cane is com
posed of over $40 pieces of wood from
all parts OF the world aud includes slabs
OF pearls The ferules are made from
native silver from the Anne ricau Sisters
mine and the handle is an ineraved
Wa'rus ,usk The cane represents about
six weeks work and is worth about s. so.
Captain Johnson some weeks ago sent a
similar cane to II c Frick the Putsbury
steel nia4nate for whom he worked for
niue years prior to coming west. Cap
tain Johnston has received gracious &C.
knpwledsement of the gift from his for.
mer employer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Elks Mean Business.

The Incorporation papers of the Idaho
Springs Elks Club association, with a
stock capital of $50 900. were filed in the
otface of the secretary of state on Thurs
day of this week, the incorporators being
Samuel Brethour. II. o. Walker, Jos. W.
Boyd, J. J. O'Rourke, d Ellis, o W.
Lowell. Geo. Oxley, Geo. Riley. John
Tra'hen and Charles Brandste,ter The
officers Of the organization have not yet
been selected The club is formed for
the purp Sc of erecting a club house and
furnishing the same for the use OF mem.
bers of the order. The stock will be sub
scribed for by the Elks lodge and by in
dividual members, and this is the first
siove towards carrying out extensive
plaus for providing suitable quarters for
the membership in this city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Elec ion Of Officers.

AT the annual meeting of the George
town board of mines and chamber of
CONN erce. held on Wednesday of this
week directors were elected as follows:
Henry kneisel, +. A. Maxwell, w. c.
Hood, F. P, Dewey, John Tomay, II. G.
Haeseler, Henry Seifried, NJ Sidney,
Mayor John w. Old. Howard Strousse
John d. Conway, George Campbell,
Judge R. H. Blackmau and J. S. Randall.
The directors elected F. A. Maxwell
president. Mayor Old vice president
Johr Tomay secretary and Henry Sci
fried treasurer W. C Hood, Judge
Blackman and John d. Conway were
appointed as committee on advertising
DR.. Haeseler and Judge Blackman were
appointed committee to draft a. ad.
dress to citizens asking their CO. operation
in furthering the interests of the upper
Clear Greek section. The organization
starts on its years work in fine financial
condition, aud from the manner in which
the business men and all classes of citi
zens are responding with donations, a
big campaign of advertising calling the
attention Of the investing public TO the
resources of the Georgetown section will
be waged.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Wilkie Makes Good Saving.

part OF the capacity of the Wilkie
mill is now running on ore from the Sar.
atoga mine, the material being shipped
via the Gilpin tramway and c. & S. rail-
way to the Silver Age switch, where it ie
tr ansferred by wagon to the Wikie mill.
The mill ore is from the stope in the
sixth level west from No. Saratoga
shaft, where only two men are employed,
but who oreak down ten ton tramway
Car of ore everv shift. After March l
the output will be increased to so tons
daily. Returns have just been received
from large shipment of concentrates,
showing that the ore nets above freight,
hauling and milling, little more than
$6 per ton, The material is an excellent
grade of concentrating stuff and a close
saving of values is made. Five-sixths of
the concentrates are saved in the iigs
is submitted to regrinding and the pulp
treated on the tables. Shining, there
fore, and its consequent losses, are
avoided
The strike OF rich ore recently made in
| the Saratoga lateral from the Newhouse
tunnel, from subsequent work. is shown
| to be continuous, and it is believed that
the rich ore continues to the shaft,
where, prior to the mine being permitted
to fill with water, a streak of ore sampled
over 40 ozs. per ton in gold. About
March l the raise from the lateral to
connect with the bottom of the shaft
will be started. 1t is estimated that there
is less than fifty feet of water in the bot
tom of the shaft at the present time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
To Undergo Operation.

Mrs. Marie O'Donuell, who has been
i'll for some months past, was taken to
Denver last Monday afternoon and it il
likely that an operation will shortly be
performed at St. Joseph's hospital in the
hope of prolonging her life. Her all
ment is a serious one and the surgeons
are not quite sure tina, permanent relief
can be obtained. A number of the most
sxllled members in the medical PROBES.
sion will be called into consultation and
should they decide to operate the leading
experts of Denver will have direct
charge of the case. Mrs. O'Donnell was
accompanied to Denver by her daughter
Mrs. Nora Bunker, of Quincy, H.,
who recently ca me home IN order to rem
der such aid and assistance as needed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
New Realty Company.

Papers were filed the first of the wee X
incorporating the Nssquez Realty and
Investmen, company with a capital stock
of SIS, 900. The officers and director s
are: President W. l.. Bush; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma Plummer; and secre-
tary treasurer, K. c. Bonney.
The new corporation under its charter
is authorized to conduct general real
estate busines, but :he principal object
is understood to be the erection of suit
able buildings on the site of the Beebee
hotel lots.
A force Of workmen is now tearing
down some OF the old buildings and the
the ground will be cleared as soon as pos
sible. An hotel has been mentioned
but since the sale of three lots on the
west end of the block to the local lodge
OF Elks, it is hardly likely that such q
building will be erected.