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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
Monument Unveiled.

Sunday afternoon the monument
placed over the grave of Tina Il. Kane
was unveiled by Ursula Parior No. /,
n. ID. u. w. with most impressive
exercises. About two o'clock the
Native Dauhgters formed in front OF
the lodge room, and marched slowly
to the cemetery to the beat of mufiled
drums. In a few words Lena Burgin,
president of Ursula Parlor, stated
that they had assembled to do honor
to the memory of Tina l.. Kane, past
grand president of the Native Daugh-
tiers, and to unveil the monument
placed over her grave by the order.
Following chorus by the ladies, and
prayer by Mary Dempsey, grand trea-
surer. Emma q. Foley, grand presi
dent, spoke of the great work deeeas-
ed had done as a member OF the
Native Daughters, and how much her
kind words and counsel we're missed
by her friends. She then removed
the American flag with which the
monument had been dIaped.
In eulogy, Hon. K. q. Rust touched
upon her life in general and her
character in particular. lie said that
she was always a very earnest worker,
devoting most of her time to the
betterment of others, as lodge mem
Der and as teacher in the public
schools, and that she had passed to
the great beyond to prepare a parlor
where there would be no parting.
The first paTloI of Native Daughters
was founded in jackson September b,
1856, and Tina L. Kane was the first
grand president, being elected in San
Francisco shortly after and held Office
for one year. She lived in Jackson
the greater part of her life, teaching
school here up to the time of the
death of her parents, when she went
to Ventura and taught school for six
years up to the time of her death on
October %, 1904. at that time Ella
E. Caminetti was grand president of
the order, so she Immediately APP
pointed as committee, Anna Me
Laughlin, Dooley Sanguinetti, Carrie
Tiffany and Teresa Muldoon, with
herself as chairman, to arrange for
monument to be placed over the grave
of their dead sister. The dedication
Sunday was the result of their efforts.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
The CIariCh Case.

by an oversight the Ledger stated
last week that Mrs Clarich shot and
killed Yojetich as he slept in room
at the Imperial hotel. This was a
mistake. The shooting did not take
place at the hotel, but in an Austrian
boarding house near by. We are
pleased to make the correction.
The release of the accused OIL pre-
liminary examination is q matter
of general comment. 1t is admitted
on all sides that under the circum-
stances as detailed by the woman,
and corroborated i'll great measure
by others, there was not the faintest
hope of. a conviction, had the matter
been pressed to jury trial. Why
then put the county to the expense of
atrial? such is the process of rea-
soning from that side. On the other
hand, it is claimed that it establishes
very bad precedent, that a man
should be murdered in his bed while
asleep, and the slayer not even sub
jected to the formality of a jury trial.
The majesty of the law demanded
some vIndication. Human life is too
sacred to be deliberately taken. even
under the exceptional circumstances
in the case under discussion, without
some attempt at legal atonement.
That the slayer had the sympathy of
the community is admitted, and the
opinion was strongly entertained
that trial would have been fruit
less of result. But the conformation
of the crime by legal process, with
out trial, is very serious matter.
While Mrs Clarich was offered the
inequalities of the hospital in her
trouble, she concluded not to remain
there, and left for Oakland last Mon
day morning.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. II. C. RUST. JUDGE.

Estate of A. G. Gooding. -Hearing
on confirmation of sale of real estate.
Objections we're made to the con-
firmation of sale and several witnesses
were examined in support of the
objection, and also in behalf of the
administrator. The sale of real pro-
perry to j. A. Gooding was confirmed.
Estate of W. H. Russell. Petition
of John s. Orchison fer letters of ad-
ministration denied.
New Cases.
Estate of George Troyan. William
Stark petitions for letters of admins
tration. The petition shows that de-
ceased died on the 22d of September,
1907, leaving en- estate of real and
personal property as follows: Three
houses and lots valued at 5000.
Notes and mortgages valued at s37OO,
Mining shares $500, cash on hand
S2250; total value S765U. The heirs
are Amanda Troyan, surviving widow,
Mayme b. Troyan aged Is, Melvina
Troyan 10, Elvie H. Troyan Is, Hilda
l.. Troyan 8, and John q. Il. Troyan
Z years, all residing in jackson. The
petitioner has been requested to act
as administrator by the surviving wife
of deceased. Hearing set for Oct. s.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
Charged with Killing Stock.

Nick Radovich few days ago
found one of his COWS lying dead on
the roadway by his ranch two miles
north of jackson. An examination
disclosed the fact that it had been
shot with rifle, of 81 caliber. An
other COW belonging to him was also
found to have been shot and severely
wounded, whether MORALLY OF not
remains to be seen. Radovich came
to town and laid the matter before
the sheriff's office, expressing his
belief that one of his neighbors, with
whom he had not been on friendly
terms, was the author of the mis-
chief. Sheriff Gregory went up to
the scene thereafter, and upon in
vestigation discovered evidence which
tended to show that the animal had
been shot in the orchard of W. Z.
Speer, an adjoining land owner
There was but a slim wire fence
dividing the holdings of these neigh
bors, and the frequent trespass of
stock from one ranch to the other has
been source of trouble for a long
time. The sheriff found a rifle that
had recently been discharged in the
Speer dwelling, and thereafter accus
ed Spear of committing the crime,
who finally acknowledged that he
shot the animal to be rid of the
annoyance. Radovich swore out a
warrant of arrest, and Speer will
be arrested to-day.
Under the law it is felony to kill
cattle. But it is likely the matter
will be settled without a resort to
trial.
Ed. Kay, Gus Laveroni, Julius
Podesta, Virgilio Bellumonini started
yesterday morning for Silver lake to
spend about ten days hunting for
mountain quail, the season for which
opened on the first.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
Married at San Rafael.

On the 18th of last month Amber
Meek and Mary Heath went down to
the circus at Stockton and the
carnival at Lodi, and from there
went down to San Rafael, where they
were quietly married on the 23rd, by
Rev. j. l.. Bureham. They intended
to keep it secret for awhile, but
upon returning the young lady told
her mother, while some of her friends
got on to it through newspaper from
below. Mrs Meek has been employed
for some time past by John Strohm
as bookkeeper, but will give up that
position in few days to take up
household duties.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
A Close Call,

a miner named Sam Poinizni has a
remarkably narrow escape in the
Argonaut mine on Thursday of last
week. He was employed in the
stope. and in some unexplained
manner missed his footing. and start
ed on fall of 10 feet to the bottom.
In his descent, after going about
fifteen feet, he managed to grasp an
iron pipe, and held on. In this way
the force of the fall was broken. and
he reached the hottom comparatively
uninjured. By contact with the
pipe, the skin was peeled from his
hands, and he has been compelled to
place himself under the doctors care.
We should be pleased if some OF
our subscribers who are in arrears
would remember US sufficiently to
bring in supply of stove wood on
account, or partly on account. We
don't want to be caught cut of fuel
lii the dead of winter. Let US have
some wood.
Charley Peters, ir., was seized with
a severe hemorrhage of the nose a few
days ago, and had to summon Dr.. G.
Il. Gibbons to stop the flow. His
family was alarmed for a time, but
the medical attendant speedily stayed
the pri rpsCD CUfNOu,
Geo. Hambrick and Jack Parsons
took a gasoline engine from here to
Amador yesterday morning, to run a
couple of concentrators, which they
intend to put up on their gravel
claim below town on the creek. They
expect to make the gravel pay besides
which is the amalgam hoated down
from the Keystone.
Rev. John Appleton, who has been
in charge of the Methodist church at
plymouth for the past year has moved
to Pine Grove, where he will be
located for the time.
Mr. and Mrs 2. Dryer and Mrs G.
G. Ginocchio returned Tuesday even
ing from Oakland, where they had
gone to attend the funeral of Mrs
Thos. Mcdonald.
L. E. and Geo. Russell, who were
working at the Kennedy up to June,
returned last night from a trip
through Oregon and up to British
Columbia, and expect to stay here
over winter.
Miss Rose Ratio started Thursday
morning for Oroville, on a visit to
Mrs Phillips, nee Bregcia.
James Meehan's right hand is in a
bad shape from a bruise caused by
handling an AK.
The Komfort Shoe Store has a new
ad in this issue about a shipment of
mems boots and high top lace shoes.
Mrs W. G. John came fup from San
Francisco yesterday. for the purpose
Of disposiug of her household furni-
ture and real estate. She will return
Sunday.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
Is Partially Identified.

The Oakland Tribune of the 18th
says: A partial Identification of the
man who was found in a dying con-
dition at the hall of records Saturday
morning was made at the morgue this
afternoon. A man named John j.
Murphy. who has been employed by
the d. B. and A. l.. Stone company,
identified the dead man as one who
had been known among the laEorers
of the Stone company as "Amador
Red," nickname. He said the man
had been on a protracted drunk dur
ing the past two weeks.
Use Pioneer flour, and you will
call for 10 other brand.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
7-7-l-~T@-l--77-|-~---~----~
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

The following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders office since our last
report. We publish a complete list of docu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these co Iumns. Don't ask US to do so
Deeds.-J. Ii. White and wife to P.
S. Goodman, $50 acres $3.50 and
5-7-10, $40.
Henry Garbarini and wife to c. z.
Vicini, 80 acres 25-6-1l, $40.
Mrs o. S. Agen ct al to Frederick
Werner, part of lot 2, block l, Suffer
Creek, $40.
Patent. S. to Wiley W. Ham
mond, 160 acres in 3l-s-10.
Mining Locations. e. A. Orr, Sur
prise quartz mine, also Cat quartz
mine, Plymouth district.
Lease.-J. G. Norris and wife to
Chas- N. Fessier ct decentralization
of lease of lands in jackson valley.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
MINING NOTES.

Defender. This mill has been shut
down since Monday on account of a
bad break in the Mclaughlin ditch,
which supplies the water. Some
twelve or fourteen boxes of fiume
in Antelope district collapsed, SHUT
ing off the supply. The mine is re-
ported to be looking we'll. They are
opening up tine-looking GRE body
between the 200 and 800 levels. Some
of the rock yields as high as $50 to
the ton.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04

In another column Miss Hayford
has something to say about the
shapes, trimmings, colors, etc, Of
the hats she will have on display on
her opening days.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04
CITY TRUSTEES.

The board met October ); all pre-
sent, except Tam.
The monthly reports of the trea-
surer, marshal and clerk we're read
and approved.
The auditing and finance committee
reported favorably on the following
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04

Inc auditing and finance committee
reported favorably on the following
claims:
G. Marelia, months rent 3 Is 90
G. Burke, rent of dump 40 90
j. Vigna, watering trees 5 90
Green y Ratio, sprinkling I54 81
Garbarini &Arata, sup. and labor A 30
E. L. Heath, labor u %
Amador E K II IL Co., lights So 90
A'lador Ledger, advertising 1 20
U S Gregory, BIRD. prisoners 10 so
W q Thompson, recorders fees J co
July bill OF K. Webb was allowed as
per contract price.
The clerk was instructed to draw
The following salary warrants:
G. NJ. Huberty, Sept. salary $75 90
L. j. Glavinovich, - -" 40 90
r. G. Bole, &" % 90
J. S. Garbarini, &C " 10 90
N. Y. Betting & Packing Co.,
fire hose sc 90
Adjourned until October 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
IN JUDGE DIEHLs COURT.
Usual Coterie of Offenders Marshaled
Before His Honor for Sentence.

In Judge Diehls court this morning h..
h. sanford was tried on the charge OF
battery upon Mrs Susie Caunicr. a room.
inghouse keeper. II was alleged that the
accused and Ms sauuior became in-
volyed In a wraugie over - cents and that
Sanford insulted the woman. whereupon
she struck him with a broom and he
kicked her, Sanford was elected from the
house aud was later arrested
Aftcr hearing the evidence lu the case
Judge pichl took the matter under ad-
Nisemcnt until tomorrow morning.
Ellen Dixon "a frequent Yiulatur Of the
ordinance against drunkenness was back
uu The Same olu charge. she pleaded
guilty and was given % days in tue city
jan
charles sanqmsa c0nyaoaed OF dis
tmblng The peace, viii serve 10 days for
DIS folly
liary Hilton admitted that he had
been ON "a protraCtod spree, in fact.
had been moro on less drunk for several
months Hilton had "a suicidal mania ana
tried to stab himself with "a chisel his
relatives asked Judge uiehl 30 give him
"a iail sentence, so hc could bo sObcrod
up aud the court sentenced Hilton % %
daYs Boo the city jail.
Tom smith. who was charged with
burglary boz mo second degree. was per-
mtted 90 plead gmlty 90 tho charge ~
pcflt larceny aud take si1 months in tho
county iail Smith will not need 90 wOrry
about The coal famine this winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
LlLlU0KALAM WILL
WE'D PRINCE ARl PAL,

Honolulu. seut H-EN-Quocn Lu.u0-
ksanl thc dufkN empress, who once
wlcd Hawaii hff... Uncle Sam uuda.-
took The l0b haf .Huord that she win
shortly be married In Prince All Tul
0f Tahiti THO uunDU ls now ren0rfed
f0 ie on mH wnf fu Honolulu. and thn
u.flals with tHkn rHOe shortly uftrI his
rrrtnl M t.id I. fh. prince. whom
uuf Of. .u. H. amor IH advances I.
IapuisDd hp ner majesty because or hIH
Hrl ~ wrHfn HuI Influence. SINCE th..
Au rai har coined nnfh POI lHrn.
Nhr rN-QuUfn. WnII. H.r.fI N N."r.
use. u heiHelf wealthy, so thlt fhc mar
r'.Fc ia looked upon H. puftl .nfD fi.
fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
WELLMAN ABANDONS
POLAR EXPEDITION

Bulletin; Trondhjem. Norway. Sept.
13-Walter Weimau. the head OF the
Northumberland Record Herald cX-
petition, arrived at TI0msoe last even
lnC ou board the EINJul from S 49,
bergen on his way home lie Announced
thar he had definitely abandoned for
this year after "a disastrous trip OF his
airship, the proposed attempt 90 reach
the north pole. The alrship made an
ascent Sept IN a strong n0rthwca ter
lv wind which drove her southeast
wards over the land. IL was found
necessary 20 cut the balloon adrift from
the other parts of the airship, but DC
WAS recovered after two days search.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
DEATH FOLLOWS OPERATION.
Miss Annie Christensen succumbs to
Effects of Appendicitis.

AMMO Christensen. che li-.car-old
daughter of D. *. Christensen, z'i north
Main street. died at the D. ID. s. hospi'
cal thlr morning sner being operated
upou for appendicitis shf was pupi
al tho Lafayette school whore she was
loved hF all who knew hor ou account uf
non excellent traits of character During
thc last school year she wac in abe sIAtu
gIado. Her standing was excellent 200
oNerp particular ana She managed in
make q perfect record .n ATTENDANCE ana
mnctuallty. being neither absent uur
iardy during che year She wac counted
uuon las being ono of che most fallhiul
and conscientious pupils DOB thc school
llrr mother died several ArHrh ago tier
father De- iu Now MrNlcn ani cnlriH aIe
hDInE niane tO reach hlm. During iNr
last two years she hHH been living Win
Nom uncle Az li rhrirtnnHfn.
shD entered school last week ekucpunF
t0 make the Same excellent record tnnI
rnD made last year. Nn l0at SATURDAY
she was suddenly taken lIl Hnd WAS ras
moved to the hospital whore th' onfra-
N0n Nar performed m" attack proving
t0 o. moro serious tnHn was ai nrei
skrocted she nta "a ulo,r ri supt u 10
Christensen o. the Salt iake CITY
.choola.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
TRIP TO CHICAGO
nmODE IsLANn nAY

'Ik Nl. Sept rs Having
and Gov liggins of Rhode Island
r.t. large Official party from that
~, VINO ATTENDED the Rhode Island
res.. llation lad me Jamestown a.
ohs. IAIH week. the steamer Dor
Pro,.t nl.h sailed from Norfolk for
on8 ...i 'alo last night ran down
he rIi. 'ianey island channel. of
a,iitnoI. d Giope,man. boun5 fraa,
CO.'S snty Virginia. 90 Nor-
M 1...,...
nel n.. .slDi WIS unlniurfd -Four
''"ll escaped drowning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
QUICK AS A WINK
"Cut over on New Bcil Switchboard
Takes Place This Month.

work az the main building of the Rocky
Mountain Ben Telephone company n
SAID Lake has now reached "a stage where
DO be- practically certain that the "cut
over" 90 the new switchboard will take
place before tho end OF the month. THO
'tut over Will b. made without disturb
ne Tho system and without tho suh-
rdhcrs showing the difference. A sub.
Hrrher may receive "a caN through tho
nld beard ono minute ana another can
through the new board "a minute later
Tho new board iH bon the largest telephone
operating room in thc United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
TRUE BEFORMERS.


Norfolk Nu. fHHI IH-.Trua Rr-
formers day wla observed today ut
the Jamr stoNn exposition thousands oil
negroes from all oven Am. country mom-
beers of Che United order 0f Trur Re-
formers the largest negro uatarnlI
body u tHn world. tahus Ulrt m tnr
exercises Tho order has u.f com.
nlet.d thr tHeuty-seyeuth annual r...
zion MI tng Grand Fountain at RIDh-
mond. Ae1rly $4,000 negroes today
viewed N. Frcatcst negro exhibit ate.
shown oy the race. aB Won as tur ar.
cOmulishmcnts of fhe white rsel HIu..
the settlement of jamestown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
WELBoRN mas non RESIGNED.

Denver Colo, Sept l2-Tho Republican
today publishes an interview OF j. p.
Welboru, president OF the Colorado Fuel
* Iron company iu which Dec denies the
story printed yesterday and telcgraphCl
throughout the country, that he had re-
signed
probability that 4 Will resign" said Mr..
Mel1orn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
CRUEL HOAX
ON An ACTRESS
Miss Black at Local Theater Es-
Corted by Police and
Detectives.
UNCLE JOHN HEMPEL STUNG.
lie Organizes An Official Bodyguard
And Lays Trap for Supposed
Crazy Admircr of Lady.

Dear Miss Black: I must see you to-
night. You must not scorn my request
this time ] beg Of you to heed the
humble request as Il win be the last
one / viii make. II you fail then ! fear
the consequence 70 both YOU and me.
! win wait for you at the corner half
block east Of the hotel.
Afectionately yours
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
~ TNANCIsco ArpnAIsER.

oyster Bay. ~ r.. Sept. 1S-The
president today appointed John O..
Nattos. Jr.. appraiser of merchandise
at san Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
NEW TRANSATLANTIC RECORD
la Provence Makes Run from Havre
To y. y. in 6 Days. 1 hr, Minis.

New York, Sept. 13.-The trausat-
lautic steamship record from Have
to New York which has been held By
the French line steamer La Provence
for "a year. was broken by that steamer
today when she arrived at New York
Ia Provence completed the run across
the long course of $40 miles from
Hayre today In 6 days, 1 hour and .
minutes.
The previous record for that course.
held by the La Provence. was days.
hours and % minutes. la Provence
average speed Tor the entire run ended
today was 22.OS nautical miles per hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
PAT MORAN FILES
ON FOUR OIL CLAIMS.

irufNlII fN iNN htM.'
r.rr. UtuH. sept G-F D. Moran.
.ue.aI plum rathcror for the Sheets
krlrn. panty 81 Salt l.h0 NI. N 90
f.Ir UIHOrT petroleum elaine f.W msleH
southwest ~ PRICE. usaI MMtemnrc
canyon. aul It Us tlD opinion Di manIur
mon .u fhs vicinity tllt De- expects
q. enter tHU HH.u .H H competitor 90 tnr
standard DN company at soon aH ihe
fIr I'd election Turns against n'H control
ID tHe municipal work Tor SAT- Lake,
Th. notices nf location were rDD WE'D hY
County CLERK o. a. Smith thlE morning
accompanied hv letter from D. j.
Moran. uUuon on hIs iamnu1 Iatfar
homo.
.rIHn state of Tt8h.
D. D. MORAN. CONTRACTOR
Tho elaine ara described hs bc.ur % feaf
north of thf wagon road from Mhfcmoro
canyon 90 Range valley mountain
Hun about tWn WIos from the lorEa 0f
NIImurr canyon. lrnapectnrs Who have
nam .Frr the gI1und. Say tlHt therc is
.l.T evidence nl petroleum deposits
n thlf vicinity aud several othrrs have
H'ua In thti part of tho county
D Moran mo location notices
.. ".HHI NN AN N carlson. Prank ID
MNIHm llWhurn. HaY PLAYER
EreI PLAYER George Gawnn aud l0m0r
1f 'snrrs ac NOT known in
carbon county.