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Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
MULLicA HILL.

Rev II. NJ. Smith, our Methodist
Divine, was taken suddenly Ill and DR..
Carr was called He was SO indispos-
ed and on Sunday was not able to oc-
eupy the pulpit. His son, Mr. William
Smith, officiated in the pulpit both
morning and evening.
Rally day services on next Sunday
afternoon and evening. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all the friends
of the M. E. Church and Sunday
School
John D. Earnest, who rented Jacob
blacksmithing and wheel-wrighting.
has returned to his home in Bridgeton-
A new harness maker in town. Mr.
Alfred Bidell has opened the big brick
property, where James NJ Wolfe
kept a grocery store. He proposes
mending shoes or harness. "a
Mr. William Madciff has his prop
efty for sale, also proposes selling
/ out his business and viii move on
the farm he purchased of the Wood
estate near Mantua
/ Mrs Truland, with her three chill
dren, started for her parents home
in Maryland, where she proposes max
/ ing a visit
Mr.. John Driver has purchased the
Isaac Lloyd property, North Main
street.
Vernon Bunning, Of G. w. Elkinton
1 store, was off on his vacation during
Founders Week in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Iredell are
off to new York City, the guests OF
Mrs. Rachel Bill and sons.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Albright has been
visiting her grandchildren, Ruth and
Lewis Albright at the residence of
Jacob Saend near HarrisonviIle.
| Mr.. Edward Corey will move his
/ family to Maryland this autumn and
| Aaron Borton will move in when Mr..
! Corey yacates Mr. Frank Moore will
move where Mr. Borton vacates and
/ Mr.. Edward Munyan will move in
where MIR. Frank Moore vacates. Mr.
Albert Murphy has moved in the Mr.
DeBois property, where Mr.. Clinton
| Iredell vacated. There are many NOV
ings and one would think it March 25,
instead of October.
Mrs Harry Lafferty, formerly Miss
Viola Jessup, OF this town, slipped
from a step at Barnsboro and broke
her ankle.
Many sweet potatoes were stored
the past week, and are of fine quality
Farmers are husking corn, a good
crop is reported
Painters are decorating Joseph
Stratton's new home on Main street.
Miss Hankey. of Jefferson, who has
been i'll with typhoid fever, is con
valescing.
Mr.. Edward Schwebel is contracting
for two new houses on Union street.
North Side.
Mr.. Harmon Ballenger is buying
produce at Asbury station, for a lim-
tied time
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
cLARKsBoRo.

Mrs Frank Riley and son, Clifford
of Langhorne, Pa, spent Monday and
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Alfred
Kershaw
Extra services will commence in the
NJ. E. Church at Jefferson next Sun
day evening under the charge of the
pastor, Rev. j. R. Vannatta, and dur
ing his absence next Sunday evening
in his home charge there will be a
service of song, and Lloyd Vannatta
will render some selections on his
autoharp
Mrs. John S. Lance and daughter,
Mrs. Walter Ettinger, of Hacketts-
town, spent the past week with their
cousin and family, Rev. ]. R. Van
natta.
Mr.. Charles Steward is doing some
improvements to his property.
The Electric Sanitary Cleaning Co.,
of Camden, cleaned several rooms for
Mrs. Frank Durham and she says they
do fine work. also st. Peters Church
is being cleaned this week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Locke, of Philadel-
phia. spent Sunday as guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Wright.
Rev. L. R. Davis and daughter have
been recent guests of relatives in
Wissanoming
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
Bryan Times in New Iight.

As result of the recent action of Man
nfaoturer P. M. Sharpless, Of this borough
says dispatch from West Chester, in is
suing proclamation to his employees that
if Bryan is elected the separator works viii
be closed until the stock Of machines is di-
minished, the following joke has achived
great popularity here:-
Bill: Say, Mike, what do you think
about that notice Of Mr.. sharples that he
will close down the works if Bryan is elect
ed President this faIlg''
Mike: sOh, the divil bit do care any
thing about it; if Bryan is elected Presi--
dent, all the cows will give pure cream.
and then there viii be no need Of the sep
arasors anyhow
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
PEpRIckTowN.

Robert Patterson, of Frederick, Del,
has been visiting Mr. and Ms. S. r.
Blocksom
ternoon, partially destroyed James
Pedrick's ice house in the rear of his
yard. The entire upper part of the
structure was burned before the fire
was extinguished.
Mrs. Daniel r. Morrison has re-
turned from a visit in Atlantic City.
Contractors VIM. Holeton and Viii.
liam Chew are building a barn for
John Hertz
Mrs. Arete Smith has returned from
a weeks stay In Atlantic City.
Gilbert Carney fractured his should
er blade by fall on the wet roof
at the fire Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Rena Rosenbaum, of Cali
fornia. and Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, OF
Philadelphia are visiting at the home
OF Freeland Sparks.
Mrs. James Workman has returned
from Valley Forge, Pa
Preston Pedrick has returned from
a visit in Bridgeton.
Lemuel Reymer, Jr. has divided
his farm and sold part to Lemuel Rey-
mer, ST., and the other forty acres TO
Levi P. Justice
Amos Justice has moved from his
farm near here to his house In Penns-
grove.
Mrs Maria PedrIcRs residence is
being painted by Holtons and their
force Of me1l
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
MIcKLEToN.

Miss Beulah Haines is spending
some time in our village.
George and Annie w. Heritage were
over Sunday guests of Frank White
and family at Woodstown.
Elmer Bradshaw has a business en-
gagement occupying several days at
Rancocas. Burlington County, at the
home of Granville Leeds.
Edwin A. Holmes and daughter are
visiting relatives at Moorestown.
A stack of about six tons of mead
ow hay, near Burkett Warrington S
buildings on his farm occupied by
Isaac Allen, took fire Monday after
noon Mr. Allen and Mr. Warrington
were both from home, but our efficient
fire department and neighbors dis
posed Of the trouble before serious
harm was done The wind helped by
carrying the fire from the buildings
Mr.. Warrington thinks about half the
contents of the stack was burned. He
desires to express his gratitude to ali
who rendered such timely aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Haines were
guests at the twenty-fifth wedding an.
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Low,
of Paulsboro, on Saturday evening,
the tenth. Jerre and Mary Haines
We're also present at the marriage of
HELEN Nesbitt Emley and Britain Ely
Lukens on Fourth-day evening. the
18th, in Friends Meeting House on
Girard avenue They also attended
the reception at the home Of the
brides parents, 1929 Girard avenue.
Elmer and Annie c. Bradshaw are
expecting to attend the wedding of
Mabel Row and Joseph Briggs at
Friends Meeting House, ,Langhorne. on
Sixth-day afternoon. the sixteenth at
two o'clock.
A number of our people enjoyed the
excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen
Onoko on Saturday.
The funeral Of Sarah H Clement, of
Mantua, was held at the Friends
Meeting House here this afternoon at
one-thirty o'clock The deceased was
in her 94th year. the widow Of
Mark Clement and formerly resided
in this locality She was cared for
during a long illness by two faithful
daughters. Sarah and Rebeeca.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union supplied all schools Of the
township with childrens temperance
papers this week.
Enoek Y. Locke IS still at Jefferson
Hospital, two minor operations have
been performed regret exceed
izsly thaf mo marked ifnpr en- ent "a
}ol 6e es,eF
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
HURFFvlLLE.

The "red tickets" being the losers
in the Sunday School contest, they
viii entertain the blue tickets at the
M. E. Church on Wednesday evening
October 21st, at 7.30 o'clock.
The Sunday School held their raj
ly day service on Sunday evening. A
large audience appreciated and en-
joyed most pleasing and interesting
program. A stage was erected for the
two drills which was main feature
There was quite variety of fruit
and vegetables. The largest pump
kin weighing one hundred and forty
pounds, was raised by B. f. Allen.
A gray horse driven by Pitman la
dies became frightened and ran
through town on Friday, but was got
ten under control before there was any
damage
Some of the young people attended
the circus at Woodbury. on Saturday
Mrs Joseph D. Hurff is visiting
friends at Camden and Philadelphia
Miss Rebecca Watson and sister
Thresa, have been spending a few
days at Atlantic City.
Howard E. Wick had two horses in.
jured last week by kicking each other
while pasturing in a field.
New tops are being put on the
bridges at Bethel Lake and the iron
one near Geo. B. Hurts farm.
Trespassing notices forbidding with
either dog or gun have been posted on
the farms Of ]. NJ Adams, Edw. Bak.
or Cen w Foutiafs Caualla1 E,v p
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
satarrh Cannot De Cured

with LCOAI, APPLICATIONS, Ms they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease and in order to cure 4
you must take internal remedies, Halls Ca
tarsh Cure Is taken iutprnaiiy, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces.> Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is not q qnack medicine II was pre-
scribed by one OF the best physicians In this
Ii is composed OF the best tonics known, com.
bined with the best blood purifiers acting dir
eetly on the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. send
for testimonials free,
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Props, Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists price 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
SERIOUSLY Hurt.

As s.Unclen William A'Heron was driy-
ing into PauIsboro Wednesday afternoon in
his buggy, in turning out for cart the
wheel Of his buggy struck the cart wheel
and turned the buggy over, Mr.. A'Heron
beneath. He was taken out and sent home
in another conveyance. Dr. Black was
called, and is giving medical attention.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

Mrs John Campbell, l75 North Broad street
Woodbury., n. J, says Il suffered q great deal
from lame and aching back and thufie i, + ys.z.s
constantly using remedies, nay condition rvaS
gradually becoming worse. The pains wesl6
frequently extend from nay loins into rax
shoulders and even into the back of my head
Dizzy spells, headaches and an annoy aa5cz frofs
the kidney secretions were other sytno3oSaS
which showed that my ki5neys were oazf 81 Or
der and when Doan's Kidney pil were hfouahx
to my attention, Iproeured box at q NJ Wer-
ritts drug store and began taking them They
relieved me at once and after had used them s
short time longer, was cured. At present there
Is nos the least sign 81 kidney trouble renain-
ing and can only give the credit for my enFs to
Deans Kidney Pills.a
FoE sale bS ali des5ers. Price 5o eenss. Foe@
tefsAI i3bufN Co.. Buffalo New YORK &ole Hs ks{,a
Tor Tie United States
Remember tho nsMe Dcar' md TAX Mo
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
Instant Louise Killer
Kills Lice.

Put up in round can with per
forated top ready for use i'll one
and three pound packages. You
will notice the large size IS the
cheaper. You get three pounds
for 90 cents, and with the handle
it is just as convenient as the
smaller size.
Remember there are so-called
Louise Killers that initiate this,
the original Louise Killer,in style
OF package, label and in fact
everything except the word "in-
slant. !" Look for the word IN
stant OH the can. That is proof
positive that you are getting the
genuine, and the genuine scien-
tihc preparation is backed by a
guarantee that IS guarantee.
3 lb. 6oc. / Ib. 25c.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15

The county house barn is completed.
all except the windows, and they will be.
put in this week
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
Dr.. Hess Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A
Is the Scientific Compound for Poultry
Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A cures dis

Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A cures dis
eases and makes hens lay.
1t has special merit peculiar to
itself; take no Poultry Food"
or ''Poultry Powder" as a substi-
tute.
Poultry Pan-A-ce- A is not
made from q. stock formula, but
from an actual and practical
knowledge Of every condition
and disease that fowls fall heir
to.
Pan-A-Ce-A not only cures and
insures immunity from disease,
but it is a digestive tonic that
makes poultry grow healthy and
strong, and keeps them SO.
It cures gapes by destroying
the cape worm.
IL lb. Csc. 5 lb. 6Oc.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
n. 7.

The hr
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s Woodbury. Contains
The Camden
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
4. Al STOKES,
3 lb. Soc. / Ib. Csc.

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Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
IN cHANcERv OF NEw JERSEY

SoIu by UFtK9lats- pIIce 9uc
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Large Numbers Go
To City From Amador.

AmadOT county for san FranclscO,
drawn thither by the arrival of the
Atlantic squadron, which has been
since the middle Of December getting
there, was on Sunday, on which day
there we're three bus loads from Jack
son alone, while on Monday aud
Tuesday there we're two busses each
morning. On Saturday few went
down and also on Wednesday. Com
mencing Saturday and up to Tuesday
there we're over two hundred people
left this part of Amador county.
Following are most of the departures
from jackson:
SUNDAY.
Richard Webb, editor of the Led
ger, and wife. They will remain
until Sunday.
Mrs e. G. Fisher and daughter,
Harriet.
Mrs Ale:: Eudey, who will visit in
Oakland with relatives.
Miss Henrietta Griffin, who will
visit with her sister, Mrs Mullens,
In San Francisco.
Hayden Laughton, to visit with the
family of DIR. Herrick in San Fran
cisco.
w. L.. Detert to San Francisco.
Miss Myrtle Hayford, to spend
week with her parents In Berkeley.
Miss Mayme 1royan, who will visit
for week with her sister in San
francisco.
f.. NJ. Farwell to Oakland. ..
Mrs Henry Marie and SOD, to San
Francisco.
DIR Gibbons to Sacramento, then to
the city.
Peter Piccardo and wife to San
francisco for week.
Mr. and Mrs will Harvey to San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Forshay to San
Francisco.
WiclRocca, who will spend a week
or more in the city having a good
time.
AIphonse Ginocchio to San Fran
cisco for few days on pleasure and
business combined.
DR.. Martin, who will visit with his
parents in Oakland for a couple uf
weeks.
MONDAY
Mrs Eugene Schwartz to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Mayme Delahide and Miss
Holzer. the milliner, to Oakland.
Miss Rose Stasal TO san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs Judge Rust, son Whit
ney, and their niece, who has been
visiting thom for the past two or
three weeks, to San Francisco, where
they will stay with relatives.
Jim Arditto to the city.
Mrs VOORHEES,, Gilbert, and Miss
Rose Ratio, who will stay in Berkeley
tor a week or ten days.
Mr. Mathews, who is the owner of
the control of the Argonaut mine, to
San Francisco on business and plea,
sure.
TUESDAY
Mrs Bert Seymour to San Francisco
f.. ID. Palmer aud son.
johnnie Love, who will stay until
Sunday with his brother Louis, who
is employed in San Francisco by the
S. P.
Emil Marcucci, Tom Burrows, Cheso
Dal Porta, Tom Hedgepeth, IL q
Heiser, George Brown, George and
Alex Ross, Sam Harris, Frank Valvo
and Frank SImsich' al! of whom will
go to San Francisco.
Boggs Caminetti will visit in Berke-
ley with his friend Chester Risten-
part, who was up here a couple of
summers ago.
John G. Garbarini and his wife, to
tho city.
Everett Muldoon, who will visit in
Oakland with relatives.
Mrs Caesar b. Arditto.
Mrs Q Kremmel and two children.
Mrs Webb Smith and daughter,
Mildred to Oakland, whore they will
visit.
Those who lett Volcano and vicn-
ity, the "happy sixteen" as they are
called were Ed, Will and Toby
Marsino, John Rossi, Peter Jonas,
Al Boydson, James Grillo, Will
Fettle, Harry Ferry, Harry Liver
sedge, Cory Mckenzie, Ralph Nc
Kenzie, John and Charles Cook and
the Misses Rose Tam and Frye.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Passes Law Examination.

Tuesday morning -. b. Spagnoli
received telephone message from his
son Ernest d. b. Spagnoli announc-
ing the fact that he had passed his
final examination successfully. He
had been attending Hastings Law
College, a department of the Univer-
sity of California for the past three
years having selected the practice Of
law as his chosen profession. The
issuance to him of II diploma means
that he will be entitled to practice in
all the courts of California The
final ceremonies of presenting him
and tie other successful members of
his class with sheepskins will take
place in Berkeley on Wednesday of
next week, when President Wheeler
will preside. His father is the happi
est man in town and. justly feels
proud of the result of his sons three
years course at this school.
Ernest Spagnoli is but D years of
age and was born in this town. All
through life he has been studious as
we'll as ambitious and the result
proves that he has made good use of
opportunities. lie is the first Jack
son boy to successfully pass the OK
animation prescribed at Hastings Law
College, and that in itself is surely
credit to the town. The Ledger OK
tends the wish that in the practice of
law he will gain honor aud fame, and
that his record will he one of which
we all will be proud.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following instruments have been filed
Ior record In the recorders ONCE since our last
report. We publish a complete list Of docu-
nehts recorded, and must decline TO accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SO
Deeds John W. Kirk to Frederick
Kirk. an undivided one-third interest
in 322 II acres in 5-6-lo, $40.
James f.. Dye to Vincenzo Parti-
celli, 2 acres in S-6-12, $40.
Sarah }. Wilmington to vareua M.
Rush, lot block 30, lone, love and
affection.
Emma Roberts administratrix, to
Mrs Agusta Macdonald, 40 acres in
2S-7-l2, lot in 27-7-12 and lot near
Volcano, $40.
Standard Electric Go. of Cal. to
Luigi Casaccia " 4-1O0 acres in 1856
II, $40.
Attachment. - Bank of Amador Co.
VS., Wilford Dennis on an undivided
one-third interest In electric pole
line between Martells and lone in
Guiding all accessories, and lot
block ", lots l, 2, y, 10, II, 10, part
OF lots o, IL, ID and south half of lot
q of Dennis addition Sutter Greek /;
demand sa32.25.
Certificate of Redemption. Parker
quartz claim in 14-7-12, taxes of 1904,
1906, 1907, s12.59.
Location. John n. Lofstad locates
the Alameda quartz claim in Volcano
district. l+.
Bond. Geo. M. Huberty qualities
as poundkeeper of city of jackson
with W. o. Green and D.gGazzera as
sureties, each in the sum of $1,000.
Satisfaction of Mortgage. Burke to
Burke.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
John Blackwell
Passes Away.

John Blackwell, who had been sick
for several weeks with ali the ups and
downs incident to typhoid fever, died
last Friday, It was thought that be
was on the road 10 recovery when he
experienced a sudden relapse and
expired in a short time. The funeral
was held Monday, the Foresters choir
rendering singing at the residence
and the grave. Lhe lodges OF which
decease was q member, turned out in
full force as last mark of respect.
The deceased was a man about forty
years of age, native of England,
and had spent a number of years in
our community working in the mines.
lie was a member of several fraternal
organizations, and the Miners Union,
and was very popular in all of them.
He leaves wife and two children to
mourn his death.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Found Dead Near Pine Grove.

tuesday morning just before noon
one of the Cuneo family, who live in
that vicinity, found j. II. Ruberts,
an old prospectoI about sixty years
OF age, lying dead near his cabin
about five miles from Pine Grove.
From all appearances he had been
dead for three or four days. Upon an
examination of the body 1t was found
that the neck had been dislocated, so
it is probable that be had fallen
such way that it was thrown out of
place, causing death. The coroner,
Ii. h. Potter was notified Immediate
ly. He went up the same day and
called jury, but they had to wait
for the return of witnesses who had
gone to the city to view the fleet.
Wild stories were in circulation to
the effect that he had been fouIy
murdered. This came from the fact
that he had been expecting $4,000 for
some time from an estate in Texas,
which had just been wound up, and
that the deed was committed for this
money. The body showed no marks
however to indicate that he had
been in tussle. DIR. Nndicott was
the only witness examined, the taking
of further testimony was postponed
until future date. George Huberty
went to Pine Grove Thursday after
noon for the purpose Of embalming
the body, as the remains are to be
forwarded for burial at place near
Los Angeles.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
The italian Picnic.

The arrangements committee for
the Italian picnic met here on Tues
day to discuss the plans for tho day.
1t was decided not to have the rock
drilling contest, az the rock procur-
able was not OF the best, while if
they would go away from the picnic
ground for it the expenses would be
too great. They have secured the
merry -go-round belonging to Iumbiel
and Matson for that day. The Jack %
son hand will be on the ground dur
ing the entire day. The committee is
composed of j. j. Dalo, chairman, A.
Piccardo, q. b. MolinaTi, all of Jack
son, Domenick Berta of Suttor
Creek aud Antoine VIara of Drytown.
The picnic is to be held on the first
Sunday in June. which will be on
the seventh.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Declared Insane.

Last Friday afternoon Daisy May
Love, who had been in the Sutter
Creek sanitarium for a short time,
was brought over from there and
taken to the county hospital to await
examination by Judge Rust as to her
sanity. The examination took place
Saturday, Drs. Gall and Endicott be
ing the physicians attending. The
complaint was brought by Fred Kerr.
The testimony showed that She had
attacked the nurse at the hospital,
and had wandered about at night in
her night clothes, and at different
times had become quite violent, so
much so that it was found necessary
to strap her to the bed. She imagined
that she was covered with bruises
and scratches, that people we're try
ing to set fire to her bed, and we're
giving her electric shocks. and that
someone was trying to run needle
through her nose. She has been
afflicted for number of years, hav-
ing in 1904 been taken to private
sanitarium at Livermore, but the
treatment there did not seem to
benefit her greatly. After hearing
the testimony the court judged her to
be insane and ordered her taken to
the Napa state hospital. She was
taken there on Monday by Sheriff
Gregory, and was accompanied by her
brother X. l.. Love, who had come up
from the city on that account.
Amador ledger., 1908-05-08
Hotel Arrivals

Globe. Thursday A Newman, San
Francisco;J L. CasselIs, Sutter Creek
Chas A Gaylord, b Pelgron, Sacra-
mento.
triday-R O Mexican, Volcano; n
L McClain, f Franks, San Francisco.
Saturday. S Glukfeldt, San Fran.
cisco; Mrs Il L Sowden. Gwin Mine
j N Lofstad, IL Q Toop, Defender; q
Thomas San francisco; g A Stirna'
mann and family, Leo Moore, M
Kodenovich, Amador City.
Sunday-Robert Love, San Fran
cisco; f a Rupley, Francesca Mol
iino, Sacramento; o p Late, w o
Tripp, Valley Springs; Alex Moran,
Electra; Tom Gucea, Jenny Lind ;
B Mancema, Denver.
Monday--M Hammer, lone; + b
Joyce, Defender.
Tuesday-D a Fraser, Sutter Creek !;
Mrs K q Williams, Gwin Mine.
Wednesday-W A Bragford, S I
Row, San francisco.
National Thursday; Il Miner,
San Francisco; G Q Mills, New York {;
M Jurgusen, G i Price, Sacramento
q W Macabee, Stockton.
triday-Judge Hart, w M Lowell,
Sacramento; W X Matthews, New
York; d Eichwala, San francisco ;
W h Stirnaman, San Jose.
Saturday, Fred Crum, Stockton; NJ
b Surbaugh, Folsom; T. Visoia, r K
Heduck, Electra; G p Hampton. Oak
land; Il Hopper, lone.
Sunday Mrs Ada Milan, Geo W
bennett, San Francisco; P Green, /
II Cook, Volcano.
Monday w c Dillon and wife, w
M Amick, lone; q Bloom, Los
AngeIes II lsenberger, F d Tuck,
Angels Camp.
Tuesday--D G Bashby, j S Ioung,
San Francisco; II l. Cummings, K Il
Heduok, Electra.
Wednesday Theo bradley, San
Francisco.