Amador ledger., 1907-04-05

these co lumns. Don't ask US to do so.
Deeds. John Casey to Ida L. Casey,
one-half interest in the Black Ariel
No. 3, Ariel No. 4, March and Quarry
quartz claims, $40.
Z. D. Chapman to Henry G. Car
barini ct al, part of lot 30 block 2,
jackson, $40.
K. G. Rust, judge, to g. d. Chap
man lot 30 block 2, jackson, $3.50.
Joseph Fl. Thomas ct ux to Fremont
Con. M. Co., one-half acre In New
Chicago, $50.
William Fl. Underwood to General
Electric Power Co., right to appro-
priation of water In 33-s-l6, $40.
W. h. Detert to W. j. McGee, all
property and rights heretofore belong
ing to Amador Gold Mine and Anna
dor Gold Mine, limited, near Jack
son, SO.
Oscar E. Lofstad to John N. I.of-
stad, Orc Grande quartz claim, Vol
cano district, SO
Charles Gilbert ct TX to Amador
County Lumber Co., 1858 acres IN
3O-s-l5, $40.
Lucy A. Vogan to &. z. Vicini, 80
acres in 25-6-11, $40.
Partial Release of Mortgage. Earle
to Swass.
Satisfaction of Mortgage. Mare to
Rose.
Reconveyance.-Or to Minor.
Mortgage. l.. Rose ct ux to
Lorenzo Marie, lot block 8, Sutter
Creek. $500 payable in one year at the
rate of l0per cent per annum.
! Patent.-U. s. to Charles Ii. Shields
ct al, Monitor quartz. mine, Drytown.
district.
Assignment of Mortgage. Bonham
to Bonham.
Lis Pendens. s.-Wm. j. MeGee VS..
Lincoln Gold M. Go.
Agreement.-Joh ohm Nickulaus ct al
agrees to sell to Camille Lonkey the
Nickolaus quartz mining claim near
Plymouth; consideration $40,
Lien. G. kamazzotti vs.. John
II. Spring ct al; demand 1864. so i
Peter Obradovich VS.. John II.
Spring ct al; demand s27. so.
Peter Kukavlca vs.. John Il. Spring
ct al; demand s355. so.
Location.-David Fisher locates the
Morgan mine in Clinton district.
Proof of Labor.--W. Q. Mason on
the Lone Willow and Mungo Park
mine, Volcano district.
Certificate of Sale. .-Biggia Cuneo
vs.. Calimeri Canonica ct al; certiti-
cate filed by U. S. Gregory; con.
slderation, s1.S4O.25.
Certificate of Redemption Charles
Gilbert on 176 acres in 3O-S-l5, taxes
of 1887, 1890. 1893 and 1894, $40. %.
Mems good work boots regular IS
nailed or unnailed for S375, goods
guaranteed, +. McCutohen.
Rev. VIM. Tuson and family left
Wednesday morning for Vancouver.
On Monday evening farewell social
was rendered the reverend gentleman
at the Odd Fellows hall. An admiss-
Ion fee of 25 cents was charged, for
the purpose of raising money toward
paving the salary due. The amount
OF the proceeds we are told was about
s27.
w. h. Willis arrived from San
Francisco tuesday, as official reporter
of the criminal cases IN the superior
court, which commenced Wednesday.
Silas Penry, and wife came up
from Sacramento tuesday, on a visit
with relatives.
cheap, dTygoods at the Jackson Shoe
Store. at y regular price.
Ledger and Chicago Week y Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 5O
in advance.
j. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-Office, black
I44: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Neglected resources of Amador
county, will be Rev. G. Z. Winn-
ing's theme at the Methodist E,pisco-
pal church next Sunday evening.
All citizens interested in our munich
pal and county welfare are urged to
attend. Usual services in the morn
! ing at IL o'clock. Sunday school in
the evening.
| Next Wednesday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church, Mr.. Geo.
A. Miller of Manila, Philippine
Islands, will deliver q free lecture
on the philippines and the new
Eastern problem. No person desir-
GUS of being we'll informed concern
ing our new possessions, and the pre-
sent trend of world politics can afford
to miss this lecture.
Matt Joy, John Burke, Dudley
Laughton and Ray Fullen started
yesterday morning for Nevada. 1hei1
exact destination is unknown.
Marriage licenses we're issued by
the clerk as follows April p Lorenzo
i Cabodi and Severino R.. Angelo, bott
\ Of jackson. April 3-Charles George
Murphy>o Volcano;<and Ethel Eller
Adams of Pine Grove.
Closing out my drygoods at grea
reduction. now is your time, every
thing has been reduced, jackson Sho'
Store.