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sIoo,O0o,OOo FOR
 ALASKA FISH

The value of faud 6ehea taken frpa. Alaskan wat-f- sim. I~,s aud avpmrd is near sloo.uo1 ana Tlis doa= nc. in- rlulr ht-pruducts ach as guaun anal oil. but l. tp- aetGa value If fish talk .n in alaskan waters ant prepared fof the market by canning. drsug or salt ing. and :hencxpott,d tu various parts If the world Most of these values have been secured within fhe last len years. For several years past tho ay- craze value of the salmon product of Alaska has exceeded $S.Ooo.oao annu- ally. The principal food fishes from Alaskan waters ntieh have yielded this vast revenue are salmon, cod and halihut. The principal laluc is in th !. salmon product The ngares from thie
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BRlCANDS PRISONER
 WAS POOR MAN

LONDON. Aug. X IRrrttist fu search of q plot for a comic opera would find one ready lo hand lu the aJ- ventures of Clark Kennedy. an Eng lishmau who was captured hy Maafi-h briEauds some lime ago and released thiz week. Thc story is told hy Ladu Sari8ni, the chief briFaua af thr band and needs no embroidery.
 "rWo months aru@ said Ia8u sar- iuui in ccula "me fflends md myself bound Kennedy accompanied bg gude in Inc mountains : He kHew Ken nrdY was searching for mines and d.- sired ta buy ground we thunght lis capture might dn ouI purses and a,= cided tu attack him H. effrr=a ua rN sistaucc and hc was imprisoned m ne mountains with nine eu1rds
 "Thc Hrxt dav all thr trahs "f Kin held a meeting at Wbic0 thc question of what tu aa with Kennedy was do- batad II was decided to keep him . prisoner as l thenght Nc could ohtail
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NOTICE oF MARsHAl,s sALE.

NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE. United States of America. Second Di- vision. District of Alaska. sss
 Public notice is hereby given. tha; by virtue Of an order of salr dated August %. X D. 1saS, issued out of the District Court. for the Second Di- vision. District ef Alaska. uu Il tude- ncHt rendered in said Court. ou thr tath day pf June, \. p. lsas. ln favor uf North American Transportation X Trading Company. a corporation. and against \. II Moore. Gold Beach be KrIopmeut Company. corporation. and fhc Miners X Merchants Bank of Alaska. corporation. [ will off,r for sale. at public eendae ta the highest and brst bidder. for cash. on the e5th day of September. x D ls0S. ai 2 o'clock D. m at thc front door of the court house. al Nome. Alaska. ali nf the right. til" and interest of the ar- foudauts in and to the following de- scrihed real estate. te-vits
 That certain real property in The town nf Nome. district af Alaska. known and designated as lots sixteen flG1. seventeen d7), eighteen tfD and nineteen u9. iH block sixty-six tfG) {: lots twenty-six taG) and twenty seven t20 in block fifty o50, lots anc dl. tWa tsl and three Ca1 in block thirty two 632), and lots seventeen G7) and eighteen u9 in hlncl, forty-uine eia1. together with all Improvements there on. as shown by the official plat and survey of the tuwusitc of Nome. as approved by Porter j. Custou. tuwu- site trustee of The town of Nome.
 Dated. Nome Alaska. August 95, nos
 re. POWELL,
 T. S Marshal
 Aug aa. Sept 1-S-15-22= T.
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JUSTICE TO POOR IS
 DIFFICULT SAYS TAFT

HOT SPRINGS. Nh Nur 4 very dtmaut problem. var HH.Wt n- dced. ta make n, admW aHaa # iustIr, ,pum to r.r raor arl us. n,H alike"
 With 5 af5sr c.r#tnar.. and pu,z tme mau. tbm taz- uslal au4H4-tz into htz words. W#m II Tut tr= republican rr.aid,a4I cuaHata t- dae gave uttsraHe. -a rHf HrH#Hr
 sIn uult directia aa= tle HHaale Hees h. Was ask,d "TH.rr arz the laws Ia Che statute baoE- rr msnH cufarcyabla. aeaja-t tEv rt,h 4nf the poor alike"
 "Tha dihicuitv.- rFfcd Wr Taa "z in thc advantage tN# wealthy Haa ha# in tho employment aa tue b,=t counsel and tHat hr is abb fa Inord Inc sv- pensr and await i'm result uf pro- traetcd HtiFatiors."
 "Aud what is the remedy"
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ROME Aus. Prince Lud.sio9 Al- feH. uHa far1rI euas.l t' Ml- EdHard Mclean. mu raeratH Mlss lsasH HH#G. lad tt 4aefhrr fm. .ati .o. as, Hre8 U ayr#@tth Mi Helen Malone. .t rUHd.G1tt ht- sl,l,l for Amctsa Il Is stated h> his intimate lu,nd- that tha um- he will hnus Lack aa American hfIdr
 Roman tH-tuetae i- utrI ted .n raa an.aI o d au. tHau u-mf dssr-s beam..a at the psrsl-t.nce at n, uahlr- un6- aHoris t4 0la l safe au@ tue rmt.I Snt,s
 TH4 a.u- af tae yauHe woman te s,ham h. has now gone tn offer his h,au and hand is althheId. lu il is auuouueel that the e,upis uet in lt,t lasl winter Ahifr the pia was travel ing au tl,~ continent With her mafa-r she pf tteurh Canadian birth and residae h NsN YarR according e. Iue princes friends.
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No Absolute Reme

rH.# H. .h#4aI|, rr... r. t.. aa=V.f ~rHa a.t uHt ..- n la. fam.a ta..a aI#n ar- as iH-tt.. ff.mff"
 Th. eeu.sr-ataa ma dua.l H.t f...= H-afs-.la. -.t tl..#4#4.. tf4a.-H .f #a.rf#. H#.# aI.HHs and eFmHI. Mr Taft a4Ha#fe8 teH fa. HHe .yT- 1HI tHaHrH as Ead Hs raeaH.He. HtIa D. fHr sa7HHHaaH Standard aH rHa. t#sr. H8s .hmH# aaae. ef tse.Ht- lar.,u-at t.aEl,s Nr TrfH= vH-E= and tua=a war. ff.#.E and runt.afv eypras eJ h. President Ea=.s#It Wn IH. -Ir uf af msnee # fH1f ei=a
 se =HametH Hdasa. aas- NIT Tln book upon rHe question that b- has selected "rHe Delays of Mitigation. a. fna rul#= ra the addfss- sshGea Hs =afH dafvrr Hefara The VHEua bar l.s5,ia
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To C l.. Cont. Emu rastyris. Frank Nauiuu Frank Malfatus Seth Eek strpm. \ Morrison. and W F Dear born. ta-tr suc..ssnrs ar assigns
 You arr hereby notified that th, uu- dersigned has exp,udrd iu labor aH4 improvements the sum pf one hundred dollars for thc year Iso5 upon tho rnI- lowing claims, ta-wit. No. r. below Applegate's discovery eH Iumachuz river. and fraction below Nu. r below Aphrgatr's discovery eu lumaehuR river Fairhav,u Mining District. Dis triet of Alaska.
 And you, and each of you. arc fur ther notified Chat 1T seu ao not. within ninety osOD days from th, date of Hual publication hereof. cause to be r1td ta the undersigned yuur praparttaHate shares of said expenditure. as ro-aNu- er ypur interest in said claim win be come the property af lhe undersigned. under Section a3a4. Revised Statutes uf the United States
 SAM EAPIANA.
 Co-0wuer. Date Of first pub. Aug e4. 1s0S Date af last puh Nov. 23. 1g1s
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hnnra af tas iadutly .Nsr.d z>5eeo eue IsHt tha i- Ht her1asa uthH Riuls If a.h aa, l..- pleul ut hut be -uus- af Jhe raatar damIud uF sal .,44 a.4 l. fe.t-e rftH iii thi- branch of the Industry I.a-t t,af fhe saI- mon pack of Alaska amounted to s.eae.u11 eIses- The taial pack pf fati-a Goiumbia Pueet sound e. mmha tN,F and ofaso and Wash me'9 rea=t .frartus the remain d.r of H. tae.ar Northwest salmon H.asue#. Na4 I12a.oeS eases. In oth-
 HrH. Che Alaska salmon pack in I9o- ,Se.elel hy more than af mil lion euses the pack of all other sal mou fisheries in this part af ti-e world
 Alaska Yukon Magazine.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Good house four furnished rooms and cache. lot 25xl4o. Second avenue. auly $500. Boycy X DaEisou House. furnished rooms cashr. cellar, water coan-ctiou. ete, lot 50xl41s Third avenue. only $a75 if sold by Aug. a0. Bovcy X Davidson We have houses and cabins. furnish rd and unfurnished. for rent and sale Rovey X payisuH Mining claims 10 ltasc and for sale Rovcy X Bavisnn,
 IT you desire to make safe Invest ment see what we have to offer Bo- Ney & Davisun.
 We have a number of business loca- tiaus an Front street for sale or rent Bovey & Davison's Real Estate an'
 Mining Exchange, Steadman Ave. Phone Black 2 Notary Public, Employment Asene, Collections, Auetioneer.
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SEATTLE. Aug. - Edwin Aitkcns of this city. fell down a projecting ciin in the mountains back of Hdiaa Spfiug Landing ou pilr ot rnrk- in eafss 15o feet deep and te -tm atiy" with favorable mospect- af trr.,sr,- Inc ercidrut Was witnessed hy tnt od - motter.
 Young A,fkens had chm .''. T tr'r "if the eise of the cliff and s.t- sWnEinE or is,rh. tr,n the branch gave wav witn a crash \ mnmart ittsf r.. $ .nt over the edge ef Inc bluff. striking 'n jagged stones at the bottom. Rushing to the edge of the preoipice Mrs. Aitkens looked for her son. ex-
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#H . H#-a ..H#. #-a. u.. tfd Iufs. r.r .r aI.GI .a4rHt .,t- the ma=r H-aaaa aaa=fl-H fefar= ltr I-#Ia. ,aan #tid ma, believed tle #.--r-a fa H- urrHz-rHHHr =f rFa l.T= Haf#ais# .H H.a. .a#. l## a#n#H. # the u##teH ~ Hs prompt II#I.rH aa tH. sIaaHsHiHs .a H=
 Whaa=a# Haa f he =fHi E-p##3-H fh5f ii. H..r important aa..tfu hsftls riH H1uar.a- H. E=H|IlII
 -Si.dEiua r.asraIIs. ] siHl thIut [
 h. fH.. H.t-r.I |. t.. aa.Haea which n. #.H Ha# .n#.s and ean= tHHeJ come .f th. era4r dsHteasa. argument. mad It i. deuaes4He HfFa aaaI f fa I.s#f#s#.. hI# sr.= Iaettts when t#e rraTastHt a4- aa.,.l.
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LAD FALLS I5) FEET ON ROCKS
 AND WILL LIVE

pectingto find sHapei-ss mass hripy. Instead the llu yo- ou his t.,. cIliins tl hi- mother that hr wa uat badly hurt and urging her mol tn -.f frett- ruei. His injuries consist of q broken arm. tNu rfacurrd ribs and a broken rolllrbol.,.
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.i4a. and ia reIls ta anr demands .e
 men Husg-a nj huuarr and saIa .z.uuld .-t.H aalUH. eg hHHE tm
 'lty thn ..uH4 t...s ,z slEEets au1 Hfl=aH-f. .sa= aHf ffrrHl tHl as decilet H. #si,a=s han. Ha. eaI. walled taH H -#a#He #-meHt te sHau hjnz the ...z4.. af freedom Kennedy Hsger af-
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sleeaoe for his freedom as Emf is m HHs communication eitH ceat3 NJ fs neither hInrHHs Eu a.sr ius and H.,sf tHeWsIt tttHH kgm- ay W treated Hm rath .tses e4u- .det5ua asrusme him ot uHHus ENaa 4 sldn asHIaR .s a,=Ia.d et H.uu.ht from T,uIu-
 Prolongs Ills Visit.
 EuH#dy. aha i. mmu.#t. aos himself Ia Gams rar his sapare and auH reIaH#s- az he always Iogs et HuyHr aur 8rd# raf millions. and 0a e#emH-1 Ee W4e millionaire rp Hle IFr tsra aur life aelh fsa haf Hu H ffua haafuE mn,= #aaf= asauzad and ayaH bach and -aaf which are Hxuria= amaus ua .....r.. atatidad far him ,vets. ate Sat eral tHs- Mo threatened to e.ep on his lcad II hc persisted in rnf,.
 n rItr home f1r mouee hut Kennedy f Che tyle. .ol man born to h.s l M.ris--f 1- he never missed WUHuiaH- -Itu
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Paar Man Can,aMa


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 t#r -fHs i#H#r HHH E.FH F## fH# If
 taE# U .##t =H. Hnasf Importance tf#t h## .fz~ sf7# Hz- lrsmHHHz =HrIsf
 aTf =ie HrHt.HE =fHpHffsaa ar t .vH-4.rr= wrn sHrhaT# Hr rHa f7tf#r can sa #A-f a.Hf# HHa faar= =rsHt ds fnat That t.n4 h. r.-t=. if h. lz uat.fu E.t f h. a1ats ta luaa i' 4uiak- IE F t. fr Eafta# G.r a.H rr Htv- tU.. ease I.-aIs.I ..-.a.t sslazE l# Hf #.... f.Ha H.t.-.. a-f fs.a1 six years ll.fas .aH .I ... a,ta..a-. .y. I.H#ra f..#. -r# ..H#.a = f Hff I'D ltI=af aat principal at s.a-a
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Decide to ct Hfm Go.

"Ar ar a.r- esH.iue-I s- e9uii uat reEaNa aua EH#s #HI Ett elr- nRIR aaa aH- H#-H=HtH H5= bat a us.a 4faft as HeeIHHd ta raHsf.s. himz IL 4ta~ i bad huziu.=s
 aEai#HH Vas murH fortunate in his capture. nf MleaIaa wha .eas worth d million Ksuuedss have spent htif my aNistauae lrEne n aal Aaai.sap-
 alHe must H.- added tb. eHief ppalaesII.1Ey And f IHrHsaaz tibe uur territory awlE hE euH1u aua mu=t hat be =urrri-eH if =.sa HnaH tfsB= -aHetlmt.- sHd,.4sar [. glfz. f6sir mon ey aa44 he hold 4ats
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EAGLE THEATER.

T#. urNsu Company present maggie illusions. Illustrated suugs and m"v- tug pictures tonight at tho Eagle tHrg Cor. change af program each evening ~gafe Hf Eetiy'~.
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MADAM GOODRICH The Famous Carir,ader. Nil he tel. auIs one week longer Staples bu.Itiug room 4 hours from lo a. m. tn iu P. m.
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Stove Pipe. 15c per joint Galvan- ized Pipe 25e and 35e per joint. 3l-iwk
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lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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.t. E-# A-t..== == .a#-f.r . sa.# -z.Hl .H4 I.as .. f.. l..# s# .af s. ss .aa t#aH..t ...#as .# a.- sand
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NOW IS THE TIME
 To Put Up

PEARS. PEACHES. PLUMs. ETC We have a good assortment of every thing in the line of Perishables. just re- ceived on s. s. Senator. and can sup ply you at reasonable prices.
 Special for Today.
 Early Crawford Peaches. g per case o,.. ,.:. s.o.,, .. .L p.rL
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slatz Private Stock at the Bank.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best
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f.f-a #- aaa. saaa si,4 foe fr#saam aHI 4H.a #. asked mH 25Haal at lsazt he IHFHaf and =lid faf fh4f sum .r. .a4Ha h.sum. rasHl
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seraper teams for hire. 2t4 First avenue
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NOTICE oE FORFEITURE.

sla,z Wstner Beer a, the Bank.
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elatz weiner Beer a. the Bank.
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slasz Privat. Stock at the Bank.
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SAM EAPLANA.

Date Of first ruh. Aug 24. 1s0S Date uf last pub. Nov. 23. 1gnS.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Operating Room
At Hospital.

A room is being prepared at the
county hospital specially for operat-
ing purposes. After every operation
it is imperative to thoroughly cleanse
everything in the room, and all i'm
plements used. This is done to the
extent of washing the walls and
scrubbing and repainting the floor.
10 enable this to be done efficiently,
it is necessary to have the walls coat
ed with waterproof covering some
thing in the nature of enamel All
that is required after this is done is
to turn on the hose Oh the walls and
floor, and disinfect the premises. The
paint for the walls has been ordered,
also other things needed, and the
room will be fully equipped in few
days.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
MINING NOTES.

Fremont. Repair work in the dis
abled shaft is moving along very
satisfactorily. The latter part of last
week they had reached the $50 level.
There the big cave was encountered
as was anticipated, owing to the soft
character of the formation. 1t is
probable that the shaft is choked
from this point to where the skip is
covered up in the debris at the 1850
Considerable work will have to be
done to repair this portion of the
shaft. An immense quantity of tim
bers and cord wood have already been
used in fixing the shaft. 1t was en-
pected to start the mill early this
week OH ore from several of the levels
which are above where the repair
work is in progress. Altogether
everything is considered satisfactory,
as far as the mine is concerned. the
damage not being as great as it might
have been, the company will no
doubt be able to get the mine in good
shape without calling upon the share
holders.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
A Stranger Dies
In Volcano.

A man by the name of John Voss
died in Volcano the latter part nf last
week from an epileptic fit, accord ing
to the inquest held by Justice Robin
son. He was stranger in those
parts, having been there only a short
time. lie worked for while at
Glenn station above Volcano, moving
to the latter place just before his
death. According to letter found
IN his clothes he has a large family,
but it did not state where they we're.
A telegram was sent to the address
given in the letter, which was from
his daughter, but as yet no answer
has been received, nor can any trace
be found of the writer. A bank book
was also found in his clothes showing
small balance, while AMONG his
effects was found a life insurance
policy for $1,000 payable to his
daughter.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Strike Declared Off.

The strike OF the miners at the
Melones mine about six miles from
Angels Camp, which began over two
months ago because the mine had
failed to live up to their part of the
agreement made at the time of the
big strike in that camp, when all the
men we're out of work, has been de-
clared off, the men practically gett-
ing their demands. Last Saturday
the men went to work, many of the
old men excepting the agitators,
having their same jobs back.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Accident at Bunker Hill.

a skirload of men, eight in num-
ber, met with an adventure at the
Bunker Hill mine last Friday that
they will not soon forget. They were
Icing hauled out of the shaft at the
change of shift. An experienced
engineer w. II. Burns, was at the
electric hoist. by some oversight the
load of human freight was hoisted
like a lot of waste rock, and the men
we're tumbled pelI nell onto the
waste dump. The fall was not very
great, and none OF them we're serious
~ hurt. A few bruises we're the only
of the unpleasant expert
ence. The accident was no fault of
the hosting machinery, which works
like a charm; can be instantly started
and stopped or slowed up, just as
readily as an electrically driven
street car. The engineer frankly adj
mitted that he was to blame. He had
been connected with the company for
many years. lie was laid off on ac-
count of this mishap for while.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Suffer Creek Bank.

a meeting Of tho depostors of the
defunct Sutter Creek bank was held
in that town Sunday afternoon. The
object was, as far as we could find
out, to organize for the purpose OF
protecting the interests of the de-
positors III view of tho suit commence
ed by the state for the appointment
of a receiver to take charge of the
banks affairs. w. G.. Snyder of this
city was elected chairman. A com
mittee Of is was appointed to look
over the matter, and report course
of action at the next meeting. &. H..
Mckenney was elected as chairman
of the committee, and after investi-
cation, another meeting will be called
at his suggestion.
The committee consists of V. Nor
ton, W. j.. Rose, &. IL. Mckinney,
Fred Ball, j. Davis, Tony Cavagnaro,
Clarence Reeves, Vince Arnerich,
George Gersich, ID. V. Ramazotti,
Dennis Madden, A. Malatesta, Robert
Christensen, John Ross jr., and L..
L.. Cuneo, with g. II. Mckenney act
ing as chairman.
Homer w. Wood, who is acting as
attorney tor Jackson Dennis, arrived
from San Francisco Sunday evening,
and later went before the committee,
which had been called for that even
ing, and stated that MI Dennis would
have sufficient money on hand in a
few days to reopen the bank and
would meet all demands.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
ALarge Fee
For Recording.

A copy of the trust deed neatly
bound in a pamphlet of the California
Gas and Electric Corporation to the
Union Trust Co. has been received
by the county recorders office. The
fees for placing these documents on
record will amount to STAT. and if
written would take a person nearly
two months of continuous writing to
complete. Instead of this Mr. Patter-
son will have it printed into the vari-
Gus bucks in which it is necessary,
for them TO be recorded.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany, which holds the control of the
California Corporation, mortgages all
the lands upon which the works of the
are situated, all franchises,
and appurtenanoes to the Union Trust
Company of san Francisco to further
secure the issue by the California
Corporation of unitying and refund
ing mortgage, five per cent thirty
year gold bonds, to the amount of
$40, 600, 900.
The object of the electric company
in issuing bonds to this extent is for
the retirement of all the outstanding
bonds of the companies of which it is
compI ised amounting to $50, 2S2, GOO
leaving a balance OF sl4,78,0OO TO be
used for the improvement of their pro-
nnrtias
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
TaiIinus Plant
A Great Success.

The plant installed at the leila
mine by Hambric and Darrow to
work the tailings of that mine, a
contract for which was let by the
mine TO Fortner and Carley. was set
in operation last week and has more
than fulfilled the hopes of the in.
ventor, Pearle Hambric, and his
associate, W. b. Darrow of Sutter
Creek. The machine is in the form
OF a merry go-round, " being thirty
eight feet in diameter, and consists
OF tour tables covered with canvas,
one above the other, inclined away
from the center, and makes one re-
volution every fifteen minutes, the
motive power being electric. The
tailings come from the mill and are
distributed automatically over these
tables, and from there pass to other
tables for further concentration.
The patent papers we're received
about the middle of last month and
application has been made for a
patent in Canada and Mexico. The
plant is entirely for primary concen-
tration, to raise the values from a
low rate to higher at an expense
far below any appliance yet brought
into use. 70 prove his theory, Ham
brio agreed to put IN the plant at the
leila with no expense to the con
tractors, Fortner and Carley.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Install Lodge at
MOkeIumne Hill.

Last Monday evening a lodge of
Native Daughters was installed in
Mokelumne Hill, the charter mem
bership being forty, the largest mum
Der starting a new lodge during the
past year. ID. ID. q. +. Lila Bisbee
of Angels, assisted by Mrs Marsh Of
the same place, was the intalling
officer. After the services a banquet
was served. The officers of the new
lodge are past president, Mrs Rhoda
Krim; president, Miss Rose Sheridan;
first vice pres, Mrs Irene Irving;
second vice pres, MIS- Lucia Peters;
third vice pres, Clara Murray; fin
ancial seG., Mrs G.. Greeyes; recorder,
Mrs Marie Laughlin; treasurer, Mrs
Mary Stickney; marshal, Mrs Clorinda
Solari; trustees Mrs lyman, Mrs
Mcguire and Mrs Hughes; inside
sentinel, Mrs Edith Irving; outside
sentinel, Mrs Lucy Rice; organist,
Mrs Maud Ham. len members of
jackson lodge went over, while several
were present from Angels and San
Audreas.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Moving Milling Machinery.

Josiah Phillips, who was a resident
OF this county for many years prior
to eight years ago, is here superin-
tending the taking down of the mill
of the Amador phenix and AmadoI
Queen mines, preparatory to taking
the same to Coulterville, Mariposa
county. They finished with the
Amador Phoenix near Weiland, early
this week. This stuff made about 30
tons, and required about fifteen trips
to take it to the station. They are
now at work on the Amador Queen i'll
Hunts gulch. and will also take the
hoist on that property. Mr. Phillips
is veteran millman and prospector.
Since he left here he located a quartz
claim four miles from Sonora in
Iuolumne county, and after develop
ing at an expense of $1,000, sold out
for $4,000. He has since been operat
ing on quartz property four miles
from Collterville, and has run an
arasta on the rock for over a year,
and thus proved its paying qualities.
He now proposes to erect a twenty
stamp mill, and is removing Tire
machinery from this county for that
purpose. The ore, he says, ranges
from 50 to $50 per ton.
Amador ledger., 1908-03-13
Arbor Day Exercises.

The arbor day exercises last Satur-
day under the direction of Ursula
Parlor No l. of Native Daughters
were held on the school house
grounds. There was not large at
tendance, but the program was inter
esting, and listened to attentively by
those present. Mrs. A. Angove
introduced Judge Il. G. Rust, who
made a short address suitable for the
occasion. There was also music by
the band, and singing by the choir.
After which a mum ber of elms we're
planted along Church street, and four
cypress trees within the school in
closure.