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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-25
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Chicago. 25 maja.
CHI. Duma rosyjska) .


Pc blizszem zastanowieniu sic
mad ME tax dawna burzliwa...
przeszloscia Rosyi, gdzie tyle mai
pierw wysilkow ofiar poniesiono
ably pozniej zazywac blogich wy
wczasow szczeSliwych gdziendziej
rzad6w konstytucyjnych, parla-
mentarnych, = dozna sic bardzo
przykrego uczucia zawiedzionych
nadziei wynikow obecnego stanu
rzeczy. III Duma rosyjska ia mar
ma parodya konstytucyjnego
przedstawicielstwa jest tylko je-
dnym z gloSniejszych przejawow
zycia rosyjskiego, bo wszystko
zostaio tam zgniecione ma razie i
stlumione. Duma obecna bynaJ-
mniej jednak ME przedstawia Ro-
syi jest wyrazem tylko tel jej
czeSci. ktora jedynie ma teraz ma
znosc przejawiania sic nazewnatrz
i ktorej znaczenie wszelkiemi ST.
lami jest rozdmuchiwane przez
Rad, by urosio az do miary opinii
publicznej. Wlasciwa tymczasem
opinia Spi zbyt jest bierna, by
przemodz trudne warunki, jake
ia krepuja, wylac sic szersza IA
Ia ma powierzchnie.
Trzecia Duma w}asciwie zadne-
go prawie wpiywu ME wywiera ma
rozw6j pogladow w spoleczenst-
vie rosyjskiem. Me wzbudza ona
juz nawet zainteresowania w SEE
rokich maSach. ktore absolutnie
niczego cd niej sic ME spodziewa-
ia. Dose porownac tylko z jaka
goraczkowa uwaga chwytaly ma
sy kazdy odgios, dochodzacy
posiedzen z pierwszych dwoch
DUMMY sobie przedstawic Gala nj
coSe wobec Mich wp}ywu trzeciej.
Tenn bardziej to jest, re spole-
.zehstwo rosyjskie wskutek swei
biernosci przyzwyczaiio sic zaw-
sze wszystkiego oczekiwac 60
ry, a jednak teraz zadnych juz pod
tym wzgledem co do trzeciej Du-
my nadziei ME zywi.
zeby -zrozumiec, ze trzecia Du-
ma zupelnie sztucznie wyros}a ma
przedstawicielke Rosyi, trzeba So
bic przypomniec zmiane ordyna-
cyl wyborczej, ktora dala przewa-
ge elementom reakcyjnym, a je-
szcze wiecej warunki, W jakich sic
wybory ostatnie odbywaiy. Trze-
ria Duma tyle samo przedstawia
Rosye, lie biurokracya, gdyz die
ki niei W dzisiejszym skiadzie Po-
wstala Jest zupeinie powolnem
narzedziem W jej rekach.
Myla sic zatem ci, co mowia, ze
kierunek, reprezentowany Przez
trzecia DUNG, zwyciezyi ma caiel
linii W przekonaniach spoieczeh-
stwa rosyjskiego. Myla sic row.
niez ci, co sadza, ze Rosya wyszia
juz fay fermentu wewnetrzne-
go, ktory wylai sic ostatecznie w
dzisiejszej farmie, re forma ia sic
ustaliia i re dalej tylko spokojny.
stopniowy rozwoi jej przewidy-
wac nalezy.
Przyczyny, ktore wywolywaiy
dawniej wrzenie, ami troche ME
zostaly usuniete nawet zmniej-
szone. Byly one tylko sila stlu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-25

wyrazii zdurnienie, IL napadl ma
niego wiasnie Schuette, ktorego
uwazal uwaza "a naJlepszego
swego przyjaciela i nalegal ma to,
by przekonac sic, czyli ten clio
wick ME stracil zmyslow, MIN so
sic. ukarze. Sam Schuette oswald
cza, ze. proboszcz ,,mieszai sic do
lego interesow." Zdaje sic, IL isto-
tnie Shuette( popadl w rodzaj O.
blakania. a n1ianowicie w manic
przeSladowczq ze mu sic wydaJe,
jakoby inni ludzie ,,mieszali sic do
lego interesow." Onegdaj cos
podobnego pokl6cil sic byl gwai-
townie z ,Iohnem Legendro, by
lynn szeryfem grozil mu nozem.
rs. Lubeley ma lat 80, jego
matka rodzenstwo mieszka w St.
Louis. Podobno dawniej pelnli O.
bowiazki asystenta w pewnej pa
rafii W Chicago.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, 25 maja.
: Sedzia najwyzszego trybunalu
stanowego Joseph Morschanser O.
glosi dis rano swoja decyzye w
sprawie Harry x. Thaw'a, Milo
nera mordercy, starajacego sic
O uwolnienie karnego domu O.
blakanych. Sad najwyzszy przy-
szedl do przekonania, re Thaw
jest jeszcze wciaz ob}akanym po-
winien pozostac w domu oblaka-
nych Matteawan, dopoki ME be-
die dowodow ma to, we bezpiecz-
ma Jest rzecza ma wolnosc go wy
puScic.
Nowy York, rs maja. = VIA
DE imigracyjne: oznajmiaja, re
powrotna emigracya znowu sic
wzmaga. w ostatnich czterech
dniach ubieglego tygodnia euro
pejskie parowce zabraly niemnieJ
niz 10, 400 podroznych W miedzy-
pokladzie. w ca}ym tygodniu
wyemigrowalo przesz}o 1900 O.
sob; W styczniu, lutym i marcu
zmniejszyla sic do 1900 osob ty-
godniowo, od kwietnia znowu
sic zwiekszyla. Cd pazdziernika
zesz}ego roku wyemigrowalo re
Stanow Zjednoczonych okolo 5oo,-
600 osob klasy robotniczej, a
kompanie parowcowe spodziewaja
sic, ze tylez wyemigruje jeszcze.
Powodem jest nieustajace jeszcze
ogolne bezrobocie. w r. 1906 W
pierwszych 4 miesiacach wyjecha-
10 Ameryki 96,73l osob; W roku
biez. W tymze przeciagu czasu
az 239, ,o1o osob. w roku 1907 W
pierwszych 4 miesiacach przybylo
do Chicago 4o4,339 osob, w roku
biezacym w tymze przeciagu cza-
su tylko 1882. A zatem imi-
gracya niezmiernie sic zmnieJszy-
la emigracya zwiekszyia.
Tulsa, Okla, 25 maja. - Wsku-
tex ulewy tygodniowej rzeka Ar
kansas mocno wezbrala wzbie-
ra jeszcze ciagle. Wczoraj o godz.
wieczorem dosiegla woda pun.
ktu najwyzszego Cd lat IA. West
Tulsa i oddalona stad mil IA
miejscowosc jerks So pod woda,
a mieszkailcy musieli opuscic swe
domy. Komunikacye kolejowe, te-
legtaficzne i telefoniczne, przery-
waja sic juz W roznych miejscach;
W okolicach nizej po}ozonych "a
siewy zniszczone kompletnie.
Muskoogee, Okla, 25 maja. =
Wskutek ulewnych deszczow dni
ostatnich powodzie nawiedziiy Ii
czne okolice, zaden pociag kole-
jowy W calej Oklahomie ME kur-
suje regularnie. w tenn miescie
powodz zerwala Geese rur przewo-
dzacych do Muskoogee innych
miejscowosci gaz naturalny, ze
do opalania oswietlania tn wy
iacznie gazu sic uzywa, przeto
szkoda ia wielce dokuczliwa. w
hotelach restauracyach ME mo-
Iz.4o.o,ok ,rosc;o,,, no+rour ur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-25

stu Niemcow amerykanskich
Arcybiskupem Messmerem Mil
waukee i oko}o stu pielgrzymow
dyecezyi brooklynskiej, ktorych
wprowadzil ks. Biskup CharlesE.
Nc Donnell.
Bruksela, 25 maja. = Rad a.
merykanski Sledzi "a posrednie-
TWEEN tutejszego swego poselstwA
rozwoj sprawy wolnego panstwa
Konga z najwiekszem zainereso-
waniem. Mimo to = jak slychac
= Stany Zjednoczone ME postawl-
ly rzadowi belgijskiemu zadnych
w tym wzgledzie formalnych "a
dan, jedynie zadowalniaja sic ra-
czej biernem popieraniem Wiel-
kiej Brytanii W jej ukiadach z Bel
gia. Opieraja sic one ma nastepu-
jacych warunkach: lie ma wolnos-
ci handlu i zniesieniu niektorych
istniejacych obecnie W Kongo
koncesyj; dalej = ma zerwaniu
przymusowa praca re strony mu-
rzynow i wreSzcie- ma zastoso-
waniu takiego porzadku rzeczy,
jaki odpowiada w zupelnosci hui
manitarnym dazeniom traktatu
berlinskiego.
Bruksela, 25 maja. - w pro-
wincyach Wschodniej i Zachod-
niej Flandryi, Hainaut, Liege
Namur odbywaiy sic wczoraj wy
bory 81 poslowi 40 senatorow. kto
rych mandaty wygasly. Ostatecz-
ny wynik wyborow bedzie znany
dopiero jutro, lecz zdaje sic, re
wbrew wszelkim oczekiwaniom
wiekszosc rzadowa bedzie tym
razem uszczuplona. w ogolnosci
dziei wyborow przeminai spokol-
ME, tylko w St. Nichalas iw Waes
we Wschodniej Flandryi ME ODE
szIo sic bez starcia policyi z So
cyalistami. Pc obu stronach jest
wielu rannych.
-. Iak dotychczas skonstatowa-l
ma, to we wczorajszych wyborach
wiekszosc rzadowa w Izbie posel-
skiej zmniejszona bedzie o cztery
glosy; 12 wiekszosci spadia ma
osm tylko, W senacie podniosaa
sic IA ma 1S. Socyalisci zdobyli
w okregu Liege diva dalsze krze-
sIa w senacie.
Petersburg, 25 maja. = Napad
brutalny, jaki wykonali dwaj re-
daktorzy organu reakcyonistow
rosyjskich ,,Rusi' ma prof. Miliu-
kowa, przywodce konstytucyj-
nych demokratow, wywolal wsze-
die najwieksze oburzenie prof.
otrzymuje liczne telegramy / listy
potepieniem tego niecnego czy-
ru. Owl dwaj redaktorzy, nazwi-
skiem Popow Klinkow, ktorym
prof. Miliukow w organic swyn
,,Rieczi" zarzucai wymuszanie
pieniedzy bankow i obracanie
funduszami publicznymi w sposob
niewlaSciwy 20 czem donoszono
juz w sobote ubiegla. Przyp. Red.)
zostoli po tym skandalicznym n:
paddle pozbawieni swych stano-
wisk. Minister finansow Kokow-
cew potwierdzil doniesienie, ze
W jego rekach znajduje sic dosta-
teczny materyai, azeby wystapic
re, skarga kryminalna przeciw wy
mienionym wyzej redaktorom
szantaz.
Petersburg, 25 maja. = Car Mi
kolaj namiestnik Kaukazu udzie-
lii zadanej przez Persye zwloki
co do odpowiedzi ma rosyjskie ul-
timatum co do zadoscuczynienia
"a wyrzadzone krzywdy przez
perskich bandytow pogranicznym
mieszkancom rosyjskim.
Petersburg, 25 maja. Sad
wojenny w procesie jedenastu re-
wolucyonistow, ktory toczyl sic
przez pare dni skazal pieciu oskar-
zonych ma kare smierci; szesciu
zas uzyskaIo wyrok ma przyinuso-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-25
Keska glodowa brytyjskch posiadlosciach Afryee.

Pog4Oska pOdzae dyece cevelandkiej Japon nepo
mernie wzrasta ustaje zupefne
die Oklahoma Katasrofa balOnOwa : prac kongreSu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-25
zn0W zamaCh ma kSiQdza katOllckleg0.
KS. J6zef F. Lubeley W Salisbury, No., W ko-
sciele niebezpiecznie skaleczOny.
Niemiecki bogaty farmer sprawca zan
ThaW must pOzOstat " zakiad1a oblakanych.
tina emigracya znowu sic zWleksza'

Wspaniase urOozystosol bearfikacyjne Rzymie.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Discoveries of Astronomers
Attract Attention

We are pleased Go publish the fol-
lowing from bulletin issued from the
California University at Berkeley,
this month. The astronomer who is
making such a world wide reputation
in his profession, was born in this
city, and spent the years of boyhood
here, being educated in the common
schools:
That the discoveries of DIR. X. q.
Aitken at the Lick Observatory on
Mount Hamilton have been creating
great interest among scientists is
shown by messages recently received.
Among them is one from Sir Robert
Ball, director of the Cam bridge
Observatory, Cambridge, England.
expressing his admiration and con-
gratulations upon the discoveries of
the series of double stars which DR..
Aitken is making known. Sir Robert
Ball describes the fact as making a
classical epoch in the science. DR..
Aitken's great work at the present
time has been the publishing of a
large series of double stars, many of
them new to the scientific world.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Could We Live on Mars?

1.-The physical conditions on Mars
are in many ways intermediate be-
tween those found upon the earth and
the moon, and it seems plausible that
the lite existing upon it should SINH
larly be of a higher type than that
found on the moon, and of lower
type than that found at present on
the surface of the earth. Even if the
physical conditions as we understand
them, were equally favorable with
those on the earth, civilization
would by no means be a necessary
consequence. Had it not been
settled by Europeans, the United
States would still be a wilderness.
How much less should we hasten to
accord civilization to a planet of
which we, know little, except that If
we were5transported there ourselves,
we should instantly die. PROF. W.
II. Pickering in Harper's Magazine
for January.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Dwelling House Burned.

About half-past eleven o'clock Sun
day night the dwelling house on the
s. Stark place, between jackson and
the Kennedy mine, was completely
destroyed by fire. The house was
occupied by the family of Anselmo
Davalle, consisting of Davalle and
wife, five children and a nephew
who was boarding there. Anselmo
himself was the only one in the
house at the time of the fire, as the
other members of the family we're
attending the dance at the Kennedy
boarding house that evening, and
had rot returned when the fire was
discovered. A. Davalle himself can
give no explanation of the origin of
the fire. He says he retired about
half past nine O'Clock, that there was
no fire in the stove at that time; he
laid his boots and socks by the stove,
and took the precaution to feel the
stove, and found it cold. He was in
bed when the neighbors gave the
alarm, and it was all he could do to
save himself In brief space of time
the house and all it's contents we're
reduced to ashes. Scarcely anything
of the furniture was saved.
The dwelling house was owned by
Mrs Troyan, and was insured for
S60U, which is not nearly sufficient
to cover the loss. 1t would cost over,
$1,000 to build such a house. The
furniture belonged to Davalle, and
was not insured.
The family are living temporarily
with relatives, who occupy near by
dwellings.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Church Notes.


LplSCOpdl-
Jackson-Every LIST and Bird Sunday
at 1890 a. m, and every I'd and 4th
Sunday at 80.
Suffer Creek Every I'd and 4th
Sunday at IL a. M, and every lst and
Sd Sunday at p. m.
DO not forget, that the regular time
for services is 7 30 p. m. next Sunday
evening
M. r.. Church
On Sunday March lst, services will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal
church as follows: The pastor will
preach IN the morning ON christian
life and conduct, and in the even
ing at 80 on "Ready for home. I"
All are cordially invited.
Sunday school at O'Clock. Prayer
meeting on Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Married 100 Years.

A worlds record has just been
created by the celebration in the
little village OF Isonbolgi, Hungary,
of the anniversary of wedding which
occurred just 100 years ago. All
Hungary is interested, and the
emperor has asked the authorities to
forward to him official particulars, so
that he can personally congratulate
the couple. The long welded couple
are named Szathma1i. The husband
is 100 years old and the wife ll6.
They have hundreds of descendants
in and around the village. a score
of years ago there was celebration
in honor of the mans Tooth birthday,
and application was made to the
Hungarian government for pension.
It was granted after the records of
the village had been examined and
the mans age verified. Four years
latter the woman also was granted a
pension. The old people live in a
modest cottage, and are we'll looked
after by relatives. They are nearly
blind and deaf, and sleep nearly all
the time. The man, however, still
enjoys his pipe and glass of wine,
and neither is hedridden. 1t is a
strange fact that in all their years
they have never left tho village, and
know nothing of the great world out
side of Isonbolgi. They were both
born there, and have lived continu-
ously a quiet and peaceful life. The
celebration of their 1U0th wedding
day was participated in by the entire
village. which is proud of having
established, without any doubt, a
worlds record. Kansas City journal.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Deputy Assessor Appointed.

Assessor g. E. Jarvis has appointed
l.. j. Glavinovich as deputy assessor
to make the assessment of property in
township one. The work of assess
ment starts next Monday, at which
time each property holder is expected
to take an inventory of all taxable
property belonging to him. Personal
property taxes, also state and road
poll taxes are payable to the assessor
or his deputy. Geo. A. Gordon will
of course continue as regular deputy
to do the office work.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Uniform Rank
Give Theatrical.

Tuesday evening the Uniform Rank
il. of i. produced the military drama,
Enlisted for the War" before a
house that was we'll crowded. All
the participants took their parts
very we'll, though they had only a
little over a week TO prepare them
selves. The hero of the play was
Robert Trueworth, represented by Emil
Marcucci, who was doing his best to
win the love of GAYLE Clifford, M ISIS
Loretta Meehan, but was opposed
by Wilder RowelI, whose ward Gayle
was. This part was taken by $. f. Dial
Porto. Fred LEMON had the part of
Hosea jerks, while VIM. Penny jr. 9,
took off his son Hiram jerks; Crimp,
negro, was represented by George
Ross. M ISIS Emma Boarman was Mrs
Trueworth, and Miss Hazel Green
Miss Trueworth. DR.. Gall took the
part of General Grant, while Dir.
Endicott was Lieut-Col. Boxer.
After the theatrical was finished the
floor was cleared and those so desiI
ing remained and enjoyed themselves
at dancing.
The receipts from the show and
dance were about $3.50, of which
nearly S13O will he cleared.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Boring for Coal,

The Western Development Co.,
which operates a GOAL mine below
lone on the Arroyo Seco grant, has
been boring In the neighborhood of
the mine in the search for another
body of coal. Their mine has been
giving out for sometime, and it has
become imperative for them to sink "a
new shaft, but before doing so they
decided to bore first. There has
always been hopes of striking oil in
the vicinity of lone, SO if they should
accidently do so it would not sur
prise them very much. This company
is a subsidiary of the Southern
Pacific.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28

The Del Monte Goldheld Mining
and Leasing Co. of which Geo. l.
Wright is president, and Jas. Jay
Wright, secretary. both formerly Of
this city, is making efforts to
raise more funds by the sale Of
stock at 20 cents per share, to de-
velop the Silver State and other
claims, recently bonded, and which
are some distance from Goldheld.
Samples of the ore assayed from 1872
ounces to ounces per ton in silver,
and from So to trace IN gold. The
total values range from Ss9. go to SO
per ton. We hope our fellow-towns-
men will succeed IN striking it rich.
They deserve it, after so many years
in diligent prospecting and develop
ment work in Calaveras county and
Nevada.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Preston School
of Industry.

According to the Blue Book There
are forty -ilve salaIied officers employ
ed at the Preston school at lone,
This is about one paid official for
every six or seven inmates. Some OF
the attaches fill two or more offices
for the one salary, which would make
the number of officers 40, or one for
every five inmates. Among the slist
of officers we find chaplains, how
many is not stated, and also one
priest, drawing salaries, who at stated
times, we presume, conduct religious
services to meet the religious views of
the inmates. The payroll foots up
about 81 900 per annum.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
MINING NOTES.

Milling Machinery Sold. Several
loads of machinery from the Amador
Phoenix mine, near Weiland have
passed through town the last few
days, bound for Martells station,
thence to be shipped to Josiah Phil
lips in Tuolumne county. We are
informed that it consists of ten
stamp mill, wood work and all. The
property belongs to j. h. Dye. We
are told ten stamps will be taken
from the old Amador Queen mill in
Hunts gulch. K. Reed has taken
the contract for hauling to the
station.
Argonaut. This mine tailed to pay
the usual dividend of cent per share
this INT nth. The statement is made that
for the present the payment of divi
dends will be suspended. The reason
for this is that the ore now being
handled, and that has been handled
for several months is of poor grade,
and does not warrant dividends.
Beside which the exploration of the
ground to the south, the Hoffman
field, is progressing, and it is con-
fidentIy believed that a good paying
body of ore will be opened up IN this
ground. The Argonaut has paid 50
dividends, most of them of ~ cents
per share. It's dropping out of the
dividend paying list is TO be regret
ted; but it is hoped it will be able to
resume after opening up new ground.
Kennedy. The Kennedy is yielding
we'll, aud continues to pay a sub
stantial return to the stakeholder.
Last month it paid 30 cent per share.
AS there are only 100,0 900 shares in
the company, the amount discussed
in dividends is $50, 600.
=. Leonesio is cleaning out the Far
rell mine at Middle Bar, and will
proceed to work it on his own fac
count, having secured lease of the
ground, on some satisfactory arrange
ment with the owners to pay "a per-
centage of the output. The mine
contains rich streaks of black metal,
carrying heavy values in gold, such
as are met with in the Valparaiso and
other mines in that locality.
The suit of S. j. Wright, as trustee
of the Dutch Flat Mining and Milling
Company. against the Rawhide Gold
Mining Company for perpetual in
junction and S250,000 damages has
been transferred from the superior
court of Tuolumne county to the
United States Circuit Court. 1t is
alleged that the Neyills concern has
been taking out and disposing of the
ore of the Dutch Flat mine until it
has been the loser of 10000 tons.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Hotel Arrivals

Globe. Thursday. ID Fogarty,
Mokelumne; Mr. Harker, Defender.
Friday. Bert Gerry, G Phillips; o
S Putnam, Geo Goodell, lone; A K
Jurgenson, Sacramento; Eugene Dent
son, Suffer Greek; Claude Wilson.
Saturday-F McClary, w McClary
and family, Oleta; j S Casey, Sacra-
mento; Ii II Fisk, Mrs M Il Granger,
Miss Frieda Granger, Miss NJ Bark
ley, Place1ville; Martin Gallagher, A
z Clark, Alex Moran. Electra; L n
Poshkovsky, San Francisco; Chas
Williams, Pierce, Amador City.
Sunday-F NJ German, Paul Ber-
nardis, Mr. Pratt, Sutter Greek; Mr.
Hendrick, Sam Flagg, IL Rego, Elec-
ira; II X Snow and wife, F. Miller
and wife, Oakland.
NJ onday-Peter L Jonas, l. H Cook,
Volcano; f b Joyce, Q "A Stirnaman,
Defender; G q Luttrell, f Walker,
Pine Grove; X ii Barnett, Lancha
Plana; VIM Hanley, n \ ranch; Dan
Bona, Drytown.
tuesday, l. DooIey Mt Springs;
Ben Isaacs, lone; T. j Votaw, Oleta;
A Chichizola, John A Phillip, ANA
dor City; Sam Ryley, San Francisco;
Mr. kristovich and wife; E l. Graney,
Latrobe.
Wednesday, VIM j McGee, Suffer
Creek; q II Phillips, Oakland.
NATIONAL Thursday. X & Nc
MILAN, Portland; w Il Rutherford,
II MacLeeman, VIM Dawson, San
Francisco; N X Lockwood, Stockton;
W ii Willis, Fruitvale; Fred f
Sprague, Sonora.
Friday-Geo a Gray. Stockton; S
X Utter, Sacramento; VIM M Fuller,
Ramsey; W Ludikens, Pine Grove.
Saturday--W Maher, Oakland; f.
Plenotl, San Francisco; M + Very,
ii L. Fryer, Electra; e S Curdy,
Angels; Henry A Meyers, Plymouth;
K l. Patton, E Springer, l. Springer;
Mr. and Mrs Chas Beardsley, Lodi;
u A Langhorst, Minnie LanghorSt,
Cromberg.
Sunday-E e Leonard, Volcano; q
Moore, Ii A Chambers, q McMullen,
Jos A Sheerin, + Hozmnark, San
Francisco; h S Barney, q ii Bidwell,
Sacramento; Geo Packer, Placerville.
Monday-W A Bennetts, lone; W
Warner, Z Ii Fairfield, San Fran
cisco; John NJ Crlmmon, Tonopah; l.
ii Cook, Volcano.
Tuesday-W h Esker and wife,
Electra; h h Crammer, Pine Grove;
r K Soracco, Suffer Greek; w e King,
Berkeley; W n Carter, q II Russell,
f. & Manning, l. Il Brown, g .
Scott, San Francisco; Geo W q
Glass, Angels Camp.
Wednesday, Il ID Carter, Burt
Warren, II Brown, Sacramento; H
A Buskee Fresno; Arch Burten, Vol
cano.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
Petroleum Production.

The production of the five principal
petroleum fields of the country last
year was: Appalachian, y, 7ll ALB
barrels; observation-disclosures, u,
95l III midoontinent, p, 7l8, Gas; gulf
p, 645, 425; California, 33,09S, 598;
total, l26, l55, s54 barrels. The mid
continent field is the only one report
ing an advance over the figures of
production tor 1908.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28

Impure hood runs you down makes
you an easy victim for organic dis
eases. Burdock Blood Bitters puriiies
the blood-oures the cause--builds
you up.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28

Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements, cures con-
tipation-Doan's Regulets. Ask
your druggist for them. % cents a
box
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28
WEBB
United States Commissioner
College of Notre Dame
MARYsvILLE, CALIFORNIA.

Boarding and Day School conducted by the Sis
tiers OF Notre Dame (Namur). Founded in 1856
pne curriculum embraces all the branches OF
u solid English education. Preparatory and
advanced courses in art, language and music.
For further info rmation address
apiU-tt SISTER SUPERIOR.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-28

Use Pioneer flour, and you will
call for no other brand.