Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-01

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making very favorable showing of
late Prospect.
Uncle Siam can rest securely so far
as this man is concerned. should he
become citizen. lie was an appli-
cant for his first papers the other
day, and deputy county clerk Smith
was propounding the usual questions.
"Are you an anarchist" asked the
deputy. 81 no savoy thata, 1 no
understands. @" "Weu, continued the
deputy, lido You believe in killing
Kings, Queens, Presidents and such
people because they hold Officer"
"Oh, mol no! l killa Jack rabbits,
thata all l killa. prospect.
Belluomini Brothers from near
Jackson, drove a band of cattle
through town Wednesday; they are
taking them down near Clay Station
to pasture them for awhile. Echo.
While coming to her home in Stock
ton the other day by train from Val
ley Springs. Mrs Antonio Gagliardi,
wife of Antonio Gagliardi, the barber,
died of acute tuberculosis, with
which she had been suffering for
some time. The deceased was %
years OF age and was the daughter of
Mrs Mary Music. -Calaveras Chron-
icle.
Chas. q. Cello, jr., left for Meyers
Station last Saturday to prepare that
famous road house for the summer
travel. He was accompanied by Mrs
w. McNiel and daughter, w. Sackett,
and Frank Wright. Mr. Cello writes
that he found from two to five feet of
snow between Strawberry and the
summit but thinks the road will be
clear with two weeks more of fine
weather. Mt. Dem ocrat.
A party was given Mrs j. Muldoon
at the home of her mother, Mrs j.
Scully, at the Martin place last, NJ on.
day evening by the Native Sons and
Daughters, the occasion being that
Mrs Muldoon aud family intend going
to Berkeley soon, where they will
Join Mr. Muldoon and make their
future home. -Echo.s
lone is developing a new enterprise
In early DAYS when this country was
placer mined, men had to stand by
the sluices with forks and shovels and
throw out the quartz boulders that
accumulated III the boxes. These
may be found at the present time
lying along each side of almost every
gulch that was mined, and on the
broad flats, great piles as large as
houses are scattered about like hugh
ant hills. Science has at last found
for these poulders, like for many
other apparently worthless things, a
use; they are being shipped and
made into cement. More than SOC
tons of these boulders were shipped
from the lone depot last week. Echo.
On Friday, the 18th inst, the Gala
veras county bank filed a suit in the
superior court of this county for the
foreclosure of a real property mort
gage and a chattel mortgage upon all
of the properties of the Angels Iron
Works. corporation situated i'll the
town of Altaville, in this county, and
the town of jamestown, in Tuolumne
county. The original mortgage which
was given over four years ago to the
bank was for the sum of SIT, 900, with
interest at the rate OF 10 per cent pei
annum, payable monthly. Foul
thousand of the principal has been
paid and the interest has been paid
up TO the lst OF March, 1908. Besides
all the real property of the company,
consisting of foundry buildings and
lots in Altaville and in jamestown,
the complaint covers all tools, appli.
ances, and machinery in both places.
Also a private telephone line between
AltaVille aud jamestown. Clifton.
The sale of the old Stillwagon mine
near ONO to party OF Oakland men
will, we predict, result in great and
lasting benefit to the mining interests
OF III Dorado county. Mr. j. d.
Crawford, secretary and manager OF
the company, has been at the mine
TOR the past thirty days and during
that time he has apparently solved a
problem that will result in renewed
activity around ONO. taIrplay, Griz'
Fly Flat and Indian Diggings. The
StiIlwagon is equipped with one Of
the finest aud most up-to date mining
plants in the county, including g
tve-stamp mill, with electric power.
The ore taken from the mine at differ.