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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-06-06

8 MilesNO rthwest of Wa-Keeney
Ny HORSE YOUNG .QUIM-
PER will make the season So. 90
to insure a colt.
MY JACK MONACHA will
make the season to insure a
colt.
Mares disposed of or removed
from the neighborhood will be
considered with foal and the
owner must pay service fee
Mare and colt will stand good for
service of the horse.
Care will be takento prevent
accidents, but will not be re-
sponsible should any occur.
w. T. LITTLECHILD,
Owner
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-06-06

but it has been lost yesterday
and today. Spring lambs sold
here today at 1925, wooded lambs
$500, native wethers 81. 40, ma
tive ewes 1925. Range feeding
sheep are selling at So. 40 to So. rs,
goats $500 to So. so. Sheep re
ceipts during May were greatest
on record for that month here, at
15S, 900 head.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-06-06

ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertisements 10 cents per inch
Locals 5 cents per line
Collections on all advertisements made
quarterly.
All display local advertising will be run
until ordered out. unless otherwise specified at
the time of Insertion Job work cash on de-
livery. except to local customers.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS
HON. II. c. RUST. LUCE

Estate of Bessie Stone. September
II appointed fer hearing petition to
set aside estate for benefit of minor
child.
Estate of Patrick McCormick-Re
estate in AmadOr City offered at pri-
Vate sale.
Estate of Il. A. VOORHEES,. Final
account settled and decree Of distri-
! button granted.
Estate of ID. b. Pardoe. - Elizabeth
Pardoe appointed administrators,
upon filing bond of $500; allowance
of $50 per month for support Of
widow and minor child. A. w. Wy
man, w. n. Wheaton and benjamin
Parish appointed appraisers of pro-
perty in Santa Cruz county; Geo. W.
Waechter, K. W. Barnett and wv.
Strong appointed appraisers.
Emma Wilton VS.. William Wilton. &C.,
InterIocutory decree OF divorce grant
ed, no appearance of defendant.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
Store Attached.

The store of Il. j. Glavinovich was
closed by the sheriff on Tuesday
morning, on an attachment suit com
menced in San Francisco by the
board of trade creditors. At the
time the store was closed. Glsvino-
whittier he went Friday of last week
to endeavor to fix the matter up so
as to secure time to close out his
stock. One of the potent factors in
getting the store closed, was the
notice of sale of the stock to Jos.
Gluokfeld, which notice was put on
recurd, the sale to take effect Septem
her 4. Although the sale was not
contaminated, still i'm face of this
notice the creditors could hardly do
otherwise than to take steps to pro-
! teCG themselves before the time
mentioned in the notice arrived. Mr.
GdavInovich returned Tuesday even
ing, and was surprised to find his
business in the hands of the sheriff.
taken, which will probably take a
couple Of weeks. The board of trade
will Investigate the value of the stock
and other assets, and find out the
amount OF Liabilities. 1t is not likely
that any talk OF settlement will he
liz isteued to until this IN done.
Whether an assignment for tine
benefit of the creditors, or conn
promise with the creditors be made,
Is uncertain until the exact condition
of affairs is known.
it is probable that the total iiabiii-
ties will exceed Ghe figures given last
week. They may reach in the neigh
borhond of 5l0.000
Taking an inventory of the GIavino-
witch stock was commenced yesterday
morning. f.. Epstein. of the board
of trade is in charge, and Il. W.
HelIy and Il. j. GIavlnovich are
assisting in the work.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
Chickens Come High.

Three well-known characters from
Plymouth were Brought here and
lodged in the county iail early in the
week, on a charge of burglary Their
names are Ed. Reyes. Jack Keyes.
brothers, and James McQuIrk. 1t
seems on the first CT August the
chicken house of Martin Covicich.
near the Fremont mine was broken
into and the roost raided, seven or
eight chickens being taken. The
above named were suspected of doing
the work. Two of them, Ed. Keyes
and McQuirk left the county. and
their whereabouts was not known.
The other, being married man, stald
at his home near Plymouth. He was
not molested. Late last week the
other two reappeared on the scene.
putting up at the home Of the other
suspect. All three we're arrested bv
Norman Wheeler and Dan Bona. and
brought to jackson. On Wednesday
morning they appeared for arraign-
ment and pleaded guilty to the.
charge, aud were sentenced to five
years each in San Quentin-fifteen
years for eight chickens. They were
taken below by the sheriff to-day.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04

Deeds-Andro Vukovich to Martin
Varsllovich ct al, lot 16 block /,
jackson, $40.
W. s. Coolidge to Belle Mcfarland
Coolidge, lot block %, Sutter
Creek, $40.
Charlotte Ramazotti to Sarah Ming
ford, portions of lot IS block 10,
Sutter Greek, $40.
Elliot q. Springer aud wife to Chas.
f. Richards, part of lot 3 block !,
Sutter Greek, $40.
John Browning to Mary A. Brown
ing, lot in lone, love aud affection.
Giuseppe Cavagnaro to q. Fugazi,
part Of lot % block ], Amador City,
800.
9. Fuzgai to AureJio Fallino, part
OF lot % block l, Amador City, 500.
jackson Dennis to G. II. Mckinney,
lot /, =, 8, part of lot and 10, part
of lots II and IL, lots ID, II, 10 ard
Il Of Dennis Addition and east half
Of lot SO block -. Sutter Creek, SO
Charles D. Chapman TO Charles f.
Reynolds ct al, lots 20 and 30 block
=, Jackson, Sl2OO for year with
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum.
U. S. Patent--J. H. Rice, 100 acres
34-S-l2.
Mining Locations-Josep Carl
baldl and others, Dusty Gold placer
claim, 80 acres, 22-7-l2, Volcano dis
trict
a. b. Simpson, Teddy Bear quartz
claim, Volcano district.
Mortgage-J Ohm FARO to &. e.
Richards. lot 3 block |, Sutter Creek,
$500 year, 10 per cent.
Notice to Avoid Liabillty-Mrs G.
i. CHM, and Others give notice that
they will not be responsible for any
debts in operating the Cooper mine
near Oleta
Attachment-.J John Grillo VS.. Suffer
Creek Gold mine, Summit quartz
mine, Volcano district, also Kaybe
aud Diana quartz mines, amount of
claim slf40. Is.
! Chatbel Mortgage M. M. Marks to
tMorria Brinn, all stock of merchan-
disc in store IN Sutter Greek.
Notice of lntention-C. O'Neiil
gives notice thaa on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 10th, he will sell to Walter
Taylor his Undecided one half interest
in the business and personal property
in the Enterprise stable, jackson, for
$500.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
$500 a-"ss-s-r 49, a.a" -
M. e. Church.

4 TO the Rev. T. ii. Nicholas, the
Methodist Episcopal pastor OF Jack
son, we are indebted for the follow
! ing account OF church affairs:
According to the church records
the Rev. /. Il. Fish was appointed tc
Jackson in 1852, for time jackson
Was part of Il circuit, the pastor
preaching occasionally at Mokeumne
Xiii. Ioue valley and Sutter Creek,
since that time 30 Others have been
appointed 60 this church.
On Sept. Il, 1907, the Rev. 1hos.
II. Nicholas wds appointed to the
Methodist Episcopal church Of Jack
SON. He was very cordially received
by the people. The year has been a
pleasant one for both pastor aud
people.
The adjourned quarterely confer
ence was held last Monday evening,
and was largely attended Reports
from the different branches show that
liOBl CcS uuo htGIl lliUNts L uc ulHul
hership has increased from 40 to 40.
The Sunday school is doing good
work, the average attendance is fairly
good.
The Ladies' Aid society have zone
we'll by their self-sacrihclng labor,
they have made for the church nearly
$500. If 1t we're not for the ladies
many of our churches would have to
close, they have worked hard and
have accomplished much for the
Methodist church il jackson during
this conference year.
The pastor reported his work for
the year as follows: Sermons preach
ed l04, attended l95tuneraIs, baptized
& children, married couples, and
made about 800 pastoral calls. The
have been fairly good,
but could be much better. The
church Is well organized with com
petent officials over every depart
ment The conference by unanimous
vote, requested the secretary to write
the district superintendent asking
for the return of our pastor tor an
other year.
Phe stewards are busy collecting |
money for the balance of the PASTORS
salary, this will be paid in full The
church is grateful TO all the friends
Of the church who have contributed !
50 literally for the support of the
church. The outlook tor the church
is much brighter than it has been for
some time.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
Enterprise Stable Changes Hands

Walter Taylor has purchased the
interest of G. G. O'Neil in the Enter
prise livery stable. The interest con
sists of the whole of the realty. and
one-half interest in the good Will of
the business, and the outfit of horses
vehicles, harness. etc. The sale will
take effect on the 10th instant, after
the required notice is given through
the records. The exact price paid is
reported to be $4,000; divided $4,000
for the realty, and $4,000 for one-half
the business, etc, 1t is understood
that Walter Taylor will attend to his
end of the business himself. lie is
employed at the ZeiIu mill, but he
fears the constant nuise of the stamps
will further affect his hearing, and
he deems it best to find some other
occupation. Mr. O'Neil is advanced
in years, and seeks release from the
cares of business. After the transfer
is completed, the business will be
conducted under the firm of Taylor
IL Podesta.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
VIII Remain in County Jail.

Agostino Borello and Domenioo
Manzo, the two who we're convicted
of arson IN the burning of the Sum
NIT house on Suffer hill in February
last, are still in the county Jail, and
likely to remain there for many
months to come. A certificate of pro-
bable cause for appeal has been
granted in each case, the effect Of
which will be to prevent the defend
ants from being taken TO the state
prison until the appeals have been
finally passed upon by the appellate
court. The bill of exception will not
be ready until October, so that it will
take fully three months before the
cases can he filed in the higher court,
and probably some months thereafter
before they can be heard. In the
meantime the term of sentence in
each case-the former to five years
and the other to ten year will not
commence to run until their recep-
ton in the state prison; SO that in
case of the Judgment being upheld,
all the time intervening between
sentence and decision of the appellate
court Will be lost to the prisoners.
However, the object is to keep them
from wearing the convict garb If
possible.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
LOCAL NEWS

Pioneer -four is the hest; have no
other.
In fight between two Italians i'll
Drytown Sunday night, Dan Bona,
the constable, in making their arrest,
was hurt in the hand, and has
appeared with his hand bandaged
ever since. DR.. tindicott was called
to dress the wound, which is not serI-
GUS. The two men were arrested, and
conveyed to the plymouth calaboose.
They have not been brought to the
county Jail as yet.
Mrs f. W.. Parker ard daughter left
tuesday morning for several weeks
visit with her sons at Richmond and
Oakland.
James y3M ortimer and Ellen Bonney,
were discharged from custody We'd
nesday, having served out the sell
tence of 20 days each.
G. b. Fisher, Wells, Fargo express
messenger, lett tuesday morning on
"A vacation fDr several weeks. f. e.
Merkel has taken his place. He is
from LathrOp.
h. b. Lemon, who has been tour
ing i'm the mountains for his health,
returned Wednesday evening, very
much improved from the trip.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Hudcy returned
home Tuesday evening, aiter an eX-
teGded tour. they visited Oregon
and Washington, particularly the
territory around Beilingham Alex
resumed biz duties in the butcher
shop on Wednesday morning. Theo.
Croker, who took his place temper
airy, has gone to work with his
partners on the leased ground hear
the Amador Queen in Murphy's
guIch-
WANTED Pasture for twenty head
of cattle. altar the grass starts.
Address W. Ii. Frey, Fairplay, I'll
Dorado Co. Calf. Aug. 28-2m
Judge John f. Davis, of Amador
county, is to dAliaer the Grafton for
the coming state celebration of the
Of California into the
Union, to be held at Monterey on
Sept. 9th next, under tho auspices of
the N. S. q. W.
Mr. aud Mrs Raines, nee Wriggles
worth, returned to jackson from
their wedding tour Oh Tuesday even
ing. At the residence of the BRIDES
parents on Stump street they were
greeted 10y their many friends aud
The paIr will leave soon
tor their home in Lodi.
buy the best sewing machines
made, for sale cheap. u. L. Justus,
We'll Bldg. jackson.
An alarm of fire was sounded We'd |
nesday afternoon. The scene proved |
to be on the Mason tract, in house
owned by Mrs Molhno. The occup-
ants had placed Il pan of lard on the
stove or in the oven, and it caught
lire, filling the room with flames aud
smoke, and creating panic causing
the fire bell to he sounded. There
wac no damage done, as prompt aid
put it out before the fire hose reach
ed the scene.
Miss Loretta Meehan returned We'd
nesday evening from week s visit
in Sacramento, and has resumed her
luties in the recorders office, her
place having been filled ia the in
.erval by Mrs Foutenrcse.
j. Il. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 8 a.
n. to p. IN. Phone--Otiice, black
IA: residence. Black 1914; jackson u
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
Best Treatment for a Burn

II for no other reason, Chamber
lain's Salye should be kept in every
household on account of its great
value in the treatment of burns. 1t
allays the pain almost instantly, and
unless the injury is a severe one,
heals the parts without leaving a scar
rms salye is alsu unequalled for
chapped hands, sore nipples and dis
eases of the skin Price % cents
For sale by jackson Drug Store,
Spaguoli, prop.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
HopDity Hop.

Are you just barely getting around
by the aid OF crutches or a cane? I'm
less you have lost ii limb OF have
detormity il your trouble is rheu-
matlsm, lum bago, sprain, stiff joints,
or anything nt like nature use Bal
lard's Snow Liniment and in no time
you can throw away your crutches
and be as we'll as anyone. Price 25c,
soc and 500. Sold 10y Ruhser's City
Pharmacy.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
Unclaimed Letters.

d. Baolovich, Cesare UaseIla,
Chamber Of Commerce, Mico S. GUIDE
ly, Ernest Hancock ,, b. V. Hill,
Case Resell, Martin Kieliger, Ernest
V. Luna, Santi Niccolai, Helen
Pendleton, Sanford lRow, Lorenzo
lognarelli, John Vuylsteke = p G.
q A- Ks ET cd IL L a.
Sears tho a The Kind You Have Always BOUGHT
signature as AzHZzzzn
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
Comedy Company Coming.

Commencing Saturday night Sept
18th, the Majestic Comedy Compau!
comes to Loves opera house for al
engagement Of four nights. The com
uany comes Ii strong and a most re
fTeshing performance is assured, con
sisting of comedy singing and dane
ing. Prices % and 30 cents. Nc
extra charge for reserved seats. Nov
OH sale at Spagno4i's Drug Store.
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The republicans of township two
were not called together in district
convention last Saturday, as there
was some talk of DONG, to nominate
"A supervisor tor that township. The
republicans wisely eonIuded to let
the matter go over to the regular
convention, which is called to meet
in jackson on the 10Th instant.
Mrs x. L.. Delahide has moved her
stock of millinery temporarily IN the
Caminetti house on Court street.
Geo. Refer while employed on a
ranch south of jackson yest erday ran
a hay fork into his right hand, strik-
ing the bone. He had to have it
dressed by doctor.
Miss Maize Garbarini, stenographer
for district attorney Langdou of San
Francisco, who is visiting the Ginoc-
chic family here, was rendered n
party at the Ginocchio residence
"Wednesday evening, which was at
tended by number of her acauaIn-
tsuces, and thoroughly enjoyable
time was spent.
Mr. Matthews, principal owner of
the Argonaut, is expected to arrive
here this evening.
There is a severe case of diphtheria
at Mokelumne Hill, and a strict
quarantine has been established. The
case at Sutter Creek is convalescent
John StrOhm left Wednesday to re-
present the democracy of township
one in the state convention at Stock
ton.
Receipt books, location blanks, deeds
mortgages, promissory notes, etc.
FOR sale; also mining signals on
cloth, graduation diplomas, at the
Ledger office
Farmers, mechanics, raiIroaders,
labOrers rely ON DR.. Thomas Eleetri,
Oil. Takes the sting out of cutsc
burns or bruises at once. Pain can
not stay where it is used.
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
AND RAINFALL

This table gives tho highest and lowest tenn
perstvre In Jackson for each day, together with
the rainfall, rs recorded by selfregistering
Instruments kept at the Ledger Office:
Amador ledger., 1908-09-04
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

lThe following instruments have been filed
loI record in the recorders Office since our last
report We publish n complete list Of dOcu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accedo to
any request TO suppress any document from
theSe co Iumns. Don't ask us to do SO
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
FINAL COUNTY
 RICH IN GOLD
 AND SILVER
Before Silver Money Was De- throned Silver King and ve- kol Yielded Millions to Own erS-0ther Properties.
Florence Blade. }


 The temporary lull in the demand for copper claims should result Tn di- recting attention to the gold resources of Pinaa county. When silver was in demand Final county came to the front with the greatest silver mines known on the Pacific coast, outside of the famous Comstocks, namely, the Silver King and Yekol. In the pne- nominal richness Of their silver ore, these two mines surpassed even the Comstock lode. When silver became dethroned, through the trickery of John Sherman of Ohio, and Cooper, of Indiana, copper mines came to the front and the prospectors of Pinal turned their attention to that metal and it was demonstrated that Pi1al county was exceedingly rich in that metal. Now our prospectors are turn ing their attention to gold and there is little doubt among those acquaint- ed with the great diversity of the mineral resources of Pinal, that they will unearth here some of the great est gold mines of the west. We have already had developed here the Nam moth mine on the San Pedro which has produced millions in gold and the Mammoth mine 31 miles west of Flor ence which has also produced its mil lions S dollars in gold. Also ths Southern Belle gold mines, six miles from Oracle, which have produced over one million dollars in gold. None of these mines hsSe eeea worked
 in truth. 1t may be said, are still in their infancy, but through the vicis- situdes of accidents or mismanage- ment have been temporarily closed down Besides these proved proper ties, there is the Mohawk st echuitz, undergoing development, the RiggtnsL Coleman gold property st Troy, the Superior, at Superior. which has . gold vein as marvellous in gold values as other portions of tbe mine is in copper, to say nothing of hundreds of other gold prospects in other parts of the county that need only develop ing to make them great producers of the yellow metal. The gold resources of the county are hardly scratched, to use common phrase. Now, that at tention is being directed particularly to this metal, Pinal can be depended upon to take front position in the rank of gold producers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

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Bsrneskine.

A report of the December opera tions on the Barnes-Ring, made by Supt McGee, says something less than 1000 tons of ore were mined and milled that month, the gross val ue being below s4 per ton, which did not pay expenses. Mir. McGee is stin inclined to be optimistic about the Barnes-King mine and believes some good ore will yet be found, the ore in the faces of the workings looking much better than they did some
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THE ToRDILLos.


 Nothing has come of the long Grawn negotiations, first between the La Un- ion people and L. c. Shattuck, later of the consolidation of the Union group with Duluth parties in the lead, though we are promised great activi- ty this spring under the guidance, in spiration and capital of the big north ern company. The Brooks people. Boston and Brown. George Dunn and others in the Ajos all propose to go to work in the spring. So far as de veloped this district has been distinct ly promising. but the perpetual cfiafn of delays. postponements and suspen- sions have operated to remove the district from the realm of public in. terest until such time as actual. ac' tive, systematic development worh shall have been undertaken.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

CT this reduction will reach the em- ployes in every deparment is not known, but 1t will include the miners and all those who were included in the raise of the wage scale during the latter part of 1906. The average amount of the wage cut will be 1U per cent This will put the wages at Naeozari back to the old scale prior to the advance in the fall of 1906. The new wage scale is to become effective on March L All the employees who are not willing to accept the lower wages have been requested to give the com pany as much notice as possible be- fore the time for the change in wages. J. S. Douglas, the general manager at Naeozari, announced when in Doug las the early part of the week that he greatly regretted the necessity reducing the wages at Nacozari and had hoped to avoid this step. All the mining companies in Arizona reduced their wage scale last fali when the price of copper dropped below fifteen cents, but MT. Douglas has been de ferring a like action in the hope that the price of copper would recover so that he could continue the wages paid at Nacozari during the last fifteen months.
 Work at Nacozari is being pushed on the new concentrator and those in charge are confident that it will be possible to start the mill by the first of April and perhaps few days earli- CT than that. There has been a large force of mechanics employed on this min during the past six months whose services will be dispensed with on its completion.
 W. R. Humphries, of the Humphries Photo company of Fl Paso. was in Nacozari this week making photo graphs of all the new features of Ma cozari which have appeared during the past year.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
THE VIRGINIA.

This locality. really part of the Santa Rosa district, was formerly known as the Ceniza It has been turned over on a lease and bond to Frank Wright and associates, who are taking out good copper ore, which will bear shipping with copper at IA cents. The property is developed by hundred-foot shaft and about sixty feet of drifting, and is improving with development.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

dividends on over sl.o0O, coo each for the year 1907. No less than 13 cop per mines in the United States have. already returned their capitaliza, tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
wAcEs cuT AT NAcozARI

Yesterday notices were posted at Nacozari announcing a reduction n wages of those in the employ of the 3lectezcma Copper comapny. Wheth-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
oW noueLAs

In the early days of Douglas the Walker property bid fair to assums Important proportions A the realm or mining near Douglas At that tune. one McIvers also developed mineral of consequence and did some shipping from the same locality. This IS aoout ten miles east of the Shelter City on the American side of the international boundary. Both propositions suDse> ouently fef1 out of sight and have lain comparativeiy idle ever since. A few years ago other parties located min ing lands in the same locality and brought respectable prospects to light but the properties were evidently too close in to attract much attention the general tendency being to seek