Amador ledger., 1907-03-29

Deeds. Mrs Matilda j. johnson tc
John z. wager. 160 acres in 1S and
1860, s21O0.
|. w. McClary ct TX to John W.
Hightower, 5 acres in 24-s-ll, $50.
Albert Ii. Whittle to Alice Whittle,
202l acres in %, %, "a, %, 26 and
27-7-9, $40.
Lucy Paquette to G. NJ. Waechter,
l60 acres IN 27-6-l0, SO.
RolIin w. Abbey ct ux to Thomas
Price 100 acres in % and 32-l0-H,
S34s.
David Hutchinson ct al to William
r. Detert, GAO acres in %, &c and
35-s-l2, $1,000.
David II. Hutchinson to William
T. Detert 800 acres in 36-S-l2, $1,000
Andrea Jorgensen, guardian, to
Charles ii. Bacon ct ux, lot % block
-, SutteI Greek. $500.
X. Bennetts eft al to I. j. Bennetts,
lets 3 and block l3, Sutter Greek,
$40.
K. Bennetts to l.. j. Bennetts, lots
3 and block ID, Sutter Creek. $40.
Satisfaction of Mortgages. ges.-Bawden
to Bennetts.
Bawden to Bennetts.
Bill of Sale.-R. Bennetts 4 Son to
L. j. Bennetts, stock, accounts, good
will, furniture and fixtures on lots s
and 4, block Is, Sutter Greek, SO.
Agreements. David Fisher agrees
with Thomas HALLS to sell him the
Edinburgh quartz claim near Clinton
within three years from March %,
1907; consideration s..
David Fisher agrees with Thomas
Halls to sell him the Mckenzie NO
l., and Mckenzie No. 2, quartz claims
near Clinton within three years from
March 23, 1907; consideration s..
Decree of Distribution.-De in
estate of Stefano Oneto filed for re-
cord.
Certificates of Redemption. L.
Parsons on 80 acres IA 6-7-11. taxes OF
1902, slll5.
Amador Tunnel NJ. & Nj. Co., on
lot 81 ID 10-5-11, taxes of 1898, 1899.
1900, 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904, s156S. 9s.
Cancellation of Agreement. Wilson
with Smith.
Assignment of Mortgage. -Bonham
to Bonham.
Lis Psndens. Minnie NJ. Howarth,
ct al vs. w. Il. Shurtleff involving
title to land in LIP.
If you want shoes cheap, wait and
see what L am going to do for you
in that line, f. McCutchen.
The election for school trustees will
take place next Friday. In jackson
district only one trustee is to be
elected. for full term, vice j. K.
Huberty.
QuiIici Bros. and Siri will move
out of the Last Chance saloon the
first of next month. They intend
opening saloon next to their other
place-the Garbaldi, where the
bouchee alley stands. The proprietor
of the Last Chance pIemises-G.
Poggl- intends starting saloon there
on his own account.
DR.. Endicott left for Stockton
yesterday morning, where lie met his
wife and stepdaughter, Miss Grace
Sutherland, who has so far recovered
from the dose of mercury tablets she
took by mistake in San francisco
recently as TO be able to travel. The
doctor went down to accompany them
home. They arrived here last even
ing.
The Chinn-Beretta Optical Co., are
again sending their expert opticians
at Ruhser's Pharmacy, jackson. He
will be here Thursday April 18th.
Mrs Gardiner left this morning on
Il short visit to Sacramento on bust
uess.
There will be special Easter services
both morning and evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church next
Sabbath, Rev G. e. Winning, patsor.
The morning theme will be 'Esater
Aspirations" and the evening theme
IAN Unrisen Christi All are well
come to these services-especIally
strangers and non-church goers.
Special music will be presented at
each service. Sunday school at p.
H., at which special Easter lessons
Will be attractively presented to both
regular pupils and visItors-the latter
being always welcome.
The Chinn- BeIetta Optical Co., are
we'll known firm. They employ the
most skillful opticians, and their
factory work is of the highest stand
ard. You may consult their repre-
sentative in regard to your eyes at
Ruhser's Pharmacy, Thursday, April
18th.
Mrs Clough came up from the city
this week, on visit to her daughter,
Mrs j. Phelps.
Miss FuIlen has returned with q
complete line of trimmed and ready
to-wear hats. Will handle them at
jackson Shoe Store. #
Robert Devan, who has been work
ing in Casslnelli's store, left yester
day morning for the city.
There is all styles of good shoes
no old stocks at Fred McCutcher
Shoe Store