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New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Mccall. OF the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Charles A Hickey receiver of the rents Of
No 1875 Allen street, three story tenement. in an
action brought by John E. March. as executor
against Hyman Rosenthsl and others TO foreclose
a mortgage OF $1,000
John J. Mackin has been appointed receiver OF
the rents of Nos los and 107 Columbia street in an
action brought by Hyman Gottlieb against Abraham
Goldstein and others TO forecIose third mortgage
of s4,5Oo.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

ri~any 81. 3 1G9 n Of 16*.h stors brick
80 eiIl-r 2nN5.. James g. tishu-t. suer ana
=-rfitas,: ..- .-..-..... 5000
~ FaiFmouul
Iiv5aB escr- ria-L r-iarg
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
Proposals.

pRoPosALs FOR LUMBER. RUBBER AND
1ottss asat9Tr t! Be,nS lacks Steel Crate Bars
drivers Soldering Coppers Nippers. stona and Hsy
Giobs: iGteIo gt HOOKS; hose NozzIes oilers. Lamp
TaPeI carbon Paper Scratch Pads. Indexes Guide and
Tags BIoter Hoers Once Fe. Perorstos s9i shiPPlns
steel Tapes Daters NumSerins sacbi1s bioIoeFs R,srs
setS MnG9ge Water Colors, clocks TWine sash cord
the Genera! Purchasing Ohicer Isthmisn anal 80 OF
10os which time % they io9H w a be m DeEs
BLANKS and ernrs 9'nS me mentioned articles
aI No 4S2) may be obtained this ofice or the
Street New York City iiouse New orlsen ssase
from S S Ft U 9 Ensnds4 E2R sFee ses ssH IN fg
Md WaTs p bGs AnseIes cal BaIrmors
Buffalo; N Y; Cleveland Ohio: Cincinnati Ohio. Shi
ks Mchh TS fe"' MINI; Chattanooga Tenn; Lousvile
I6 Esnsas Cttt a'd -tiaIVesIon Tex; Commercial
IL III and Chamber Of commerce and hoard OF Trad
gineers L. 5 A. General Purchasing Once - u Fa-
OFEISE PURCHASING CosIMIssARY. 4 : 4R1Iv
~ - a6 street New York city y. Y Novent,
hShinE and delivering subsistence stores I'm tbi I,
before JsnuaFy 30 ieoa se IN n : Goyern-
uar War DSparsment @ee ., s5 he forth T. GU
H"effal MaSninston March "a l9os viii be rec-IgsT
lion furnished on application Envelopes r t1N
Sistencs stores opeaed December 3 iaSs Tor sub
le-e1 70 \. L. SMITH colonel a c G. L. $ Army
RuILpINIGso oFo,Rr sLoCuM, y Y. OFFICE Gov,
rPucae wiz be received here 10 pMlTi'sals n
neatins and electric wiring fer set gsGle!ns steam
com gSS,''s our douole se;s Hoa
pts}1 ,snN lorr.S 81 proposals suf inforrstio' ma
eRns Ir'rrssls M ee endorsed Frnpossis ~, Cen
c-.''-,t ~ rr1 Ho',e'sed ''ns'ructns . NJ 'u'"'
OrsT,mes r'.b,6sis5 |5 G.!s, !ss8SINTRS VAR pv
m - - To- ,uEnlshinE ant sslty@-ins reSs.r asI tI
Hi'a'H FREDERIC v ABRoT lieut. faT9,is-. Gs g p
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
COLONEL AsToR eIvEs>s5ooo TO POLICE

Poll Commissions Bingham announced yester-
"a tr4t he FaA received check for s. oon from
t~cIonel Jot't JacoE Actor This citt Thanks
z4,int IRE sent the Police Department. an4 the
Connnlissien.r =sid that he would turn the none
o-sr II the relief turd-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
SALE OF GREYsToNE DENIED

Louis stern Yesterday authorized O.. J. PhiIHrs &
% to derry The report thar he pad perfected an,
deal for hir nrorsr, called Gre, stone Al Irving
ton on he Hudson,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

fe1=- = poo n Ar-stsr6an rrtrs
-pfa I4s ",rr resite fsrk Fes
~ - 3T=s - nsstnaiag. Titls suaranfas
Trust 60 lem. wet .tfs Coastr"etaa :. sero oos
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

SOTICf TO TAXPAYERS
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION
80 Of tho Greater New York Charter. rO.fes
hereby given to all persons 0r corporations who
have omitted &C DaY tn-ir taxes ''TO pay the
same in tts borough in which the property =
located, follows.
Borough OF Nsnhattsa. No. So ChamAsrs
street. NachattSu. y y
EorCU-1 Of TIE Bronx. correr Tni-d -Ari
fremont avenues, The BrorN. y. =.
Borough Of Brooklyn, Rooms 2 4. and g.
Municipal Building. Brooklyn. y Y.
Borough Of Queens. corner jackson avs1us
aud Fifth s'reet, LcrS leland City y Y.
Borough % Rich-aond Borough Hail St
George. Staten Island Y 7,
and that uude- :he provisions Of section ~
% said Charter, II any such tax shall remain
unpaid tho first day O. November II shall
be the duty % the Receiver Of Taxes 10 charEs
receive and collect upon sIch -eus!u-
t7g unpel9 On that dsv. IN addition shs
amount o. such seven per ceuturl Der an
NUM- upon ths amount thereof from tns isy
m which said taxes became due ard payabla
October 5, 1a0S) provided by secrion nins
hundred ana fourteen % this act. 20 the dsts
Of payment.
DAVID f AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
Unfmnished apartments to Let.
GAINSBOROUGH STUDIOS.
Public Notices.
NoTIC1 70 TAXPAYERs.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE BUREAU
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES NEW
YORK December st 1868
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
SOUTH CAROLINA
PINE FOREST Inn

WINTER RESORT. SUNMERN IIL.E. : Z
Open. High Class Hotel. strictly - 49,
catering 20 select clientele. sut-s 80
Bath. Elevator Electric Iisnts steam HPRr ard ~
Firs-pIsces: Pure Water from our own Art,sltn "
thousand feet deep and perfect sanitary o1s
tons Finest Golf Links. saddle and Hsr1H~s ttsrss
Hunting; Boulevard <or Automobiles 60 -atf'ss
ton miles distant IN.
Address Manager, Pine FOREST Inn Su-arssfh7
$ W. & Cha-fSstN-l : G
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

O'r,Tr,mg4ItF I,F IT, aIEf @E ENCTNErRS w,P NJ
fshinstNH- facAu,h@r iAas " ~,
iii - r9 suEnishins s aqf seIiy4-lns roSs.r a,.i rs,
n thsn rItich opened Tnferra... snesr 81. 1pos
~'''a'on FREDERIC Y. ABROT Itsut O. g -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

School Agencies.
AMERIC Al AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENtL~
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GoyefaesseS 80
TO Colleges schools and Families. Apply
ri ] NCs-FJL.TON. y Union Squsfe
MADEaOTSEIIE ANYOT Teachers ASsucv, 81 VS..
a2d Tel SI6S Plaza Teachers. tutors. soNernes'
for colleges. schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-CItZ
THE BERIIOZ SCHOOL or LANGU AGES
MADISON SQUARE tt122 Broadway
Harlem Branch. S43 L-nOX above 1@ith -
Brooklyn = Court
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the new 'eEEuase exci-see'
from the first lesson. Trial lessCrs free
4 MATEURs INSTRUCTED ~ MECHANICAL sA-
~ uipulatiou by practical toonskcr Address A. S'-
80 Tribune once,
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Republican Committee Meets.

The republican county central COM
mittee met last Monday in DR.. Calls
office at 9 o'clock in the afternoon.
There we're present the following
member DIR. A. M. Gall and W. ID.
Dufrene from township one; DR.. II.
q. Woolsey and George Wager from
township two; G. II. Mckinney and
Fred Werner from township four; IL.
H. Potter from township five; town
ship three was unrepresented.
W. M. Amiok, chairman of the
board of supervisors, and who is a
candidate for denomination on the
republican eide in township two, was
also present.
The object of the meeting was to
set time for holding the county
convention, fixing. tho basis of repre-
sentation thereto, and setting a date
for primaries for the election Of dele
gates to said convention.
Owing to peculiar conditions which
have arisen in township two on the
supervisor question difficulty arose
as to the time for holding the nomin-
ating convention. It seems that X.
Bagley of lone has been decided upon
| by the democrats to make the light III
that district, and their nominating
convention has been set for next
Monday. Now w. M. Amiok, who
wants to succeed himself, and Il.
BaRley, the prospective democratic
nominee, are brothers-in-l law. 1t was
the wish of Mr. Amick to have the re-
publicans nominate first, believing
that IN the event of bis candidacy
Bagley would probably draw out.
The committee, after full discus
sion, decided to call the county con-
vention for Septemb ber 10, and prIma-
ries not later than the twelfth, giving
the right to the committeeman OF each
district to call primaries and conven-
tion earlier than the above dates
should they deem it in the interest
of the party to do 80.
The nun her of delegates was appor-
toned on the basis OF the vote cast
at the presidential election in 1904,
one delegate for each precinct, and
one for every fifteen votes or frac-
tional majority thereof.
1t was left to the committeeman in
the respective districts TO select vot-
ing places and Offices to conduct the
primaries.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
A Faithful Friend
Sl5.

81 have used Cham herlain's coiic,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy since
1t was fist introduced to the public
in 1872, and have never found one in
stance where cure was not speedily
effected hy its use. have been a
commercial traveller for eighteen
years, aud never start out on trip
without this, my faithful friend, )"
says Ii. 5. Nichols of Oakland, Ind.
Fer. When man has used a remedy
tor thirty-ive years he knows its
value aud is competent to speak of it.
For sale by Jaukson's drug store,
Spaguoli. prop
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Democratic Delegates.

Democratic primaries for the cleo
tion of delegates to the county con-
vention which will be held next Mon
day was held throughout the county
Wednesday evening.
Following is list of delegates
elected so far as heard from:
East Jackson-A NJ Hambric, L \
Hedgpath, q w Lucot. NJ ii McGary
Center Jackson--N W Dal Porto, l.
j Glavinovich, Geo. Poggi, NJ w
ford, V F. Rocco, W NJ Penry, jr.
West Jackson-.J CoHman, Nj
Fancher, L A Mober, II S Talon.
South Jackson-M 2 Thomas, Wm.
Doyle, d b SpagnoIi, q A Gordon.
North Jackson-Jas. Meehan, f K
Nndicott, W K Mcfarland, \ A
Massa. G Giovanuoni.
North Ione-T ii Gartlin. NJ K
Bacon, L Gebhardt, sr,, Arthur Cliff
ton.
g South Ione-E W Perkins, VIM.
ScuIly, w n Prouty, j b Kelley.
Buena Vista-Geo. Ketfer. Fred
Horton.
South Sutter Creek C L Jarvis, r
Christensen, l. L. Cuneo. \ Lucot
West Sutter Creek-F n Sorocco. w
Il Rose.
Last Sutter Creek-John Lithgow,
John Daneri, A j Show, G Boro,
Frank Johnson.
North AmadoT-J y Phipps, jr.,
L A White, A Cavagnaro.
South Amador- Wm. Amstalden ST.,
W l. Horn berger.
Volcano-M Robinson, A Robinson,
Joseph Lagomarsino, Ed. SantIrfo.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Sold the Ranch.

Mrs ShaIenbroch, who has lived on
the SharenbToch ranch, about four
miles northeast OF this city, for many
years, has sold or rather exchanged
the ranch to q. Johnson. Of San
Francisco. Mr. Johnson took posses
sion several weeks ago, with his
family, consisting of five persons,
namely, himself and wife, and one
hoy, and his father and mother. Mrs
Sharenhroch exchanged her Amador
county property for house and lot in
South San Francisco, and moved TO
tho new home about month ago.
Her two sons, Fred and Herman, re-
NAMED to settle up all business, aud
left for San Francisco Wednesday
morning, to make their home with
the rest of the family.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Ball Game Sunday.

On the jackson diamond last Sun
day the baseball players of Electra
contested for supremacy with team
from Sutter Greek. 1t was one of the
most intensely interesting games
witnessed this season on account
mainly of the cIoseness of the score,
and the doubtful Issue of the contest
until the very last innings had been
played. The boys from Electra
managed to come out on top, with
one score to the good, the score being
6 tc in favor of Electra.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28

Deeds-Henry Malloch ct ux to
John Martin, land in 1911 and a
80 mineral right, $40.
j. NJ. Post to Matilda Post, 1885
acres in 5-G-1l, and land in and
8-6-1l, love and affection.
d. Mccall TO W. q, Snyder ct al,
an electric pole line between Martells
and lone and right of way; also p
acres near high school, $40.
Mary j. Hartman to James Craze,
lot l block =, jackson, so.
Charles w. Randall ct ux to John
Martin, land in and 17-6-ll and a
310 mineral right. $40.
Agreement Copper Co. to
/. 81 Il. K. Il. Co., right Of way, $500.
Locations-trank Garibaldi locates
the Gold Dust placer claim i'll
22.7-12.
James Grillo locates the Humbug
placer claim aboat one mile west of
Volcano.
Arthur f.. Adams ct al locate 100
acres in G-6-l3 and 1-6-l2 as a placer
mine near West Point bridge.
Mortgage-.Iohn Hart ct al to
Charles Kretcher, l4G24 acres in
23-8-l0, 3236.50 for one year at 10 per
cent per annum.
Satisfaction OF NJ Mortgages-B Barbini
to Bracco.
Bank of Amador County to Hart
man.
Certificates of Redemption-A Q
Adams on ditch and water right near
Pine Grove and three lots in Pine
Grove, taxes of 1907, 81 SO.
Miss M. Griffith on l60 acres in
1882 and AZ ~, taxes OF 1892, 1893,
1884, 1885, 1896 and 1897, s77.6l.
Notice Of Sale. Luke j. GIavIno-
vich gives notice that on September
l, 1905, he will sell the stock Of
merchandise in the Marelia building,
jackson, to Joseph Gluckfeld for
S6lO0
A. Dal Porto gives notice that on
May 10, 1908, there came to his place
near the Fremont mine one red helter
without any marks or brands; value
Sl5
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Electric Light System for lone.

w. q. Snyder and L. j. Burrows
have purchased the interest of d. Nc
Call in the electric pole line running
from Martell station to lone. The
interest consists OF one half interest
in this property; the other half is
held by Chas. Erickson of the l. and
h. road. lhe pole line is already
wired, with connections made for 400
lights III lone. This work was done
some time ago, but for some reason
the lighting scheme at that time tel!
through probably on account of the
complicated ownership. The line
and wiring Will have to be carefully
overbauled. Also line will have to
be run to the Standard Electric
power line at the Oneida, or to the
A merican River line. 1t is thought
that from three weeks to a month will
suffice to get the line III working
shape. W. q. Snyder will personally
supervise the work of putting the
line in shape, but of course will not
neglect his law business in doing so.
The people OF lone are anxious to
have the lights, and the news will be
glad tidings to that town.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
DiarrhOea Cured

"My father has for years Eeen
troubled with diarrhnea. and tried
every means possible TO effect a cure,
without avail, - writes John ii. Zirkle
of PhilIppi, W. Va. ale saw Cham
berlaiu's collie, coIera and diarrhoea
remedy advertised in the Phllippi
Republican and decided to try it,
The result is one bottle cured him
and he has not suffered with the dis
ease for eighteen months. Before
taking this remedy he was Il constant
sufferer lie is now sound aud we'll,
and although sixty years old, can do
as much worl; as young man. " Sold
ny Jnckson's drug store, Spagnoli,
pIOp.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Glavinovich Stock Sold, Purchaser
Finally Withdraws.

The stock IN the general merchan-
disc store of T.. j. Glavinovich has
been purchased by Jos. Gluokfeld.
The price according to street talk IS
s6lO0 The creditors have been look
Ing into the affairs of the merchant !
for the past week; the board of trade
had its representative here, also some
eastern firms we're personally repre-
sented. They we're satisfied that the
value of the stock was considerably
in excess of his liabilities. But of
course it was cash they wanted, and
this was not to be had. So he was
given an opportunity to endeavor to
sell the stock as a whole. This he
effected through Mr. Gluckfeld, who
buys, everything in the store in the
shape of stock and fixtures. The sale
does not include the book debts,
horses and wagons A few days will
have to eapse before the deal can be
consummated and the purchaser take
charge. Mr. GIuckfeld has bought
the stock as speculation. 1t is
variously estimated to invoice from
$4,000 to $4,000, and is mostly good
salable stock. The liabilities of
Glavinovich are estimated at from
So, 600 to 50, Que. The heaviest creditor
Is S. q. Spagnoi, Glavinovinh's
father-ln- law lie telegraphed up
here from Point Richmond that the
creditors need not take his claim into
consideration in etfecting a settle
ment. la other words whatever sum
was receive from the stock could be
distributed first to the payment of
other creditors, and the balance, if
any turned over to the debtor.
There is little doubt that the sale
will 90 through. An idea prevails
that Mr. GluckfeJd will move from
his present quarters into the Glavino-
vich premIges There IS nothing
settled on this point. lie will at
once have big sale and dispose of
the Glavinovich stock first. In any
event he will not continue the
grocery and provision line.
lIater-While the situation stood as
above Wednesday, on Thursday morn
ing the negotiations were declared
of. In explanation Mr.. Glukteld
says that on further consideration he
concluded that 1t would not be adj
vantageous to complete the bargain,
and hence he notified M Glavinovich
of his withdrawal. He had put up a
small forfeit S200-to bind the
arrangement and this he of course
surrenders.
What course Mr. Glavinovich will
take now is undecided. He expects
to sell out the stock on his owI
account, and if he can give security
to the credi tors he will be allowed tC
do so. There is no claim that there
is any cIookedness on his part, and
everyone hopes be will be able tC
make arrangements to dispose of his
large stock to the best advantage to
himself.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

Pioneer flour is the best; have no
other.
Postmaster f. A. Duden returned
from San Francisco Saturday, after
attending the convention OF postmas-
ters. which met there last week. This
organization has just been formed for
mutual benefit of the postmasters,
and for the betterment of the service.
Mrs W. Connors returned Sunday
Mariposa county.
Miss Maud Adams of Pine Grove left
Sunday morning for Pacific Grove, to
visit her mother.
Mrs Adelina Burgin returned from
San Francisco Sunday evening. She
intended to learn the millinery bust
ness, but on account of her health
she had to return home sooner than
she expected.
Buy the best sewing machines
made, for sale cheap. u. L. Justue,
Well Bldg. jackson
Mrs Armstrong, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs Angove,
left Sunday morning for her home in
Grass Valley.
M. f.. Calkins, who has been bust
ness manager for the Ledger for the
asst year, left Saturday morning for
San francisco. He has secured posi-
tlon on the daily Globe, of San Fran
CISCO. published by the Calkins Syn
dicate, of which his uncle is the pres
ident.
Mrs H.. Barton, who has been visit
ing her relatives here for several
weeks, returned Sunday to her home
in Sacramento.
Mrs. M. Andrews, having rented
her farm uear New York Ranch, eX
poets to move to Stockton soon, with
the intention of making her home
in that city temporarily while her son
is going to school there.
"Remember that Sl0O prize your
are linbe TO win by insisting on
Peerless Flour, every sack guaran
teed" Amador Mills.
Lester Daugherty and Chas. Eiler
got home last Saturday from two
weeks stay in the Silver Lake
region.
f.. S. Pitois is building a dwelling
house on the lot recently purchased
from the Odd Fellows near the
Meehan residence. Ben Gilbert is
assisting IN the carpenter work. Mr.
Pitols expects to move into his own
residence in the course of IA couple OF
weeks
James Craze has purchased the
Hartman dwelling house on Stump
street, and will move therein as soon
as he has completed some needed re-
pairs.
Young Steve AngoVe left Sunday
morning to spend week or two with
relatives in Grass Valley, and may
remain there if he is able to secure
suitable employment.
Miss Mamie Williams was pass
enger Tuesday morning, on a visit to
her sister, MIS- Holland, III San Fran
cisco.
Chris Marelia accompanied by his
son, left Tuesday for the city Tuesday
morning.
ISIS Luella Mounter started for
Redding Wednesday for the purpose
of resuming her studies in the high
scnCol OF that city.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Card Party.

Thursday afternoon Misses Emma
Palminl and Lousie Cassinelli enter
tanned a party OF young friends at
hearts, at Mrs Frank Podesta's resi-
dence. Those present we're: Messes
Maysie Garbarino, Julia Ginocchio,
Amy Clark, Emma Cassinelli, Olive
Gordon, Mable Bolitho, Emma Pal
mini, Louise Cassinelli. Prizes were
won by Julia Ginoechio, Mable
Bolitho, Emma Cassinelli. Refresh
ments were served, the table and
dinning room ware beautifully de-
corated in red carnations.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28

Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without scar. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, any itching.
Doan's ointment. Your druggist
sells it.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Republican Delegates.

The republicans of township one
held caucus Saturday evening in Dr
Calls office forlthe purpose of select
ing delegate to the state convention.
There were about dozen in the
gathering. DR. Gall said he had to go
to the city Wednesday any way, so he
was unanimously elected delegate to
th state convention.
In township four, g. II. Mckinney
was elected delegate.
Township . Morris Jones.
Township 3 and "a. Il. McWayne.
The last township failed to hold
caucus, and the selection of the dele
gate was made by the county central
committee.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
Notice..

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by Hop Lee, after
Sept, l3 next.
SANG NUEN,
Chinese Laundry.
Jackson, Aug. 26, 1903.
San Francisco offers great oppOr-
tunities. Prepare for them by taking
a course in the San Francisco Bust
ness College, 1888 Fillmore St., S. f.
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
AND RAINFALL

This table gives the highest and lowest tenn
perature in Jackson for each day, together with
the rainfall, as recorded by self-registering
instruments kept at the Ledger office:
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

I'fhe 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 lumns. Don't ask US to do SO
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28


DR.. A.. w. Sutherland, who recent
Iy graduated from the dental college
and passed very credita6le OK
animation by the state boaru OF
dental examiners. has located in
Amador City. His professional card
appears in the proper colum in this
issue. lie has furnished his Office
with all the necessary appliances of
an up-to-date dentistry establishment,
and is prepared to do all kinds of
work after the most approved
methods.
The adjourned quarterly conference
will meet at the Methodist church on
Monday evening, Aug. 81. 1t is very
important that every official member
be present to transact important busi-
ness. This will be the last official
meeting for this conference year
Please attend.
Miss Vannie Mclaughlin left this
morning for Portland, Oregon, where
she is engaged to teach school for the
ensuing term. She taught there last
term. She was too late tor the re
gular stage, and had to get a private
conveyance to take her to RMartells,
where she arrived in ample time to
take the train.
The Stockton independent of Wed.
nesday reports that marriage license
was issued in that city authorizing
the marriage of William III. Wonder
ley, formerly of Sutter Greek, but
now of Sonora, to Miss LiIah Eggles
ton of Sutter Greek. Mr. Wonderly
was engaged in this county for "a
number Of years as agent for the
Singer sewing machine, with head
quarters at Sutter Greek.
Proxy blanks, suitable for mining
companies, political conventions, or
other purposes, on sale at the Ledger
office.
A grass fire started this morning on
Peek hill, just above the Peek dwell
ing. 1t was put out without damage,
after burning over hundred feet
square or so of dry grass.
Dr. Gall left Wednesday TO attend
the state convention. lie will return
this evening or tomorrow.
Mrs II. Seeman, OF Railroad Flat,
who is quite ILL., is under treatment
at DR., Goodman's hospital, Gas is also
Mrs r. u. Iowle of the same place
The latter was accompanied by her
husband, who returned home this
week. Record
Amador ledger., 1908-08-28

PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is toe b b'sj.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-01

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