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WANTED-Bright boys. from Is TO IS years
Of age, for bundle wrappers. stock rooms
delivery wagons and floor service. Apply 20
superintendent. WOODWARD & LOTHROF
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FOR sALE-A lunch and cigar stand, across
from car barn. good business; cheap e
quick buyer. cali Line. G6g no6-3ts
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STORAGE
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO II +

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE NEW UNIoa. STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST NEW YORK
200 a. m.-Diner, Pullman Parlor.
1900 a. m--5-hour train.
1870 a m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III 800 a. m.-Diler and Observation Pullman
PaTlor Car
s1s0o p. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
s5;o0 ?. M Royal Limited All Pullman.
Eive-hOur.
1900 p. m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia
500 ?. m--Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
SEQ D. m.-Coaches 10 New York
F12-15 N-T--Sleepers 10 New York.
'2;52 a. m.-sIeepers TO Philadelphia and New
York
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:oo 900. tu:OO a m.
fl:00. s3-O D M
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
week Days a. M 70 II nj
esq zoo 6;S9 f7.00 '7:20. $500 $50 - .0o
Is-sg' 20 90 ~ go a. M 100 noon fl2.35
t4:45. 500 1903 $50 4s: 60 $50 f7;o0 TS.0e
9.oo. 1000. ~10;s5. 'IL:3O "12.I5 y. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. Ell. $50 p m
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. f9.l0 a. m. 1905 D. m. 1910 night
PITTSBURG, %s-10 a. m 'l;27 s9:10 p. m.
$3.50 night
CLEVELAND $40 D. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m.
WHEELING. 1910 a. M $3.50 D.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a m, taos. 800 pm.
FREDERICK, fs-29. $40. }9;i5 a m, 11.50.
HAGERsTowN. 1910 a. m. $500 ,. m.
ANNAPOLIS. s7.2o. 800 a. N. fl2:o5 noon.
f2.20- 1880. $3.50. and 1880 p. IN.
DAILY. Except Sunday. tsunday only.
TELEPHONES al all OF the following
Ticket Ofices; 1917 g St. Tel. Main 1891: SO
Station Ticket once Main 1880: TnforTua-
tion Bureau Main 1850.
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FofstEkt- Must know how 90 run electric ell
eNator, tend furnace. and make himself use
rus must have best of reference; good pay
| ADDRESS BOX 80. Times Office. no5-st
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sEABoARD an LmE.

a-o5 A. M daily FLORIDA Fast Man 81.
l-i,r1prb coaches and Pullman sleepere ID,
Savannah and jacksonville Through siean-
ers washington 10 Atlanta and Blruiinebanl
Dining cars.
7:2O p. m. daily. Year Round Limited q"
coaches and Pullman 90 Savannah Jackson
vile. gad Tampa. Also Atlanta. Bilmlne-
ham and Memphis Dining cars
Ticket Oaice. IfS New York ave n W
f. A. HARDWOOD. C.. T.
c. b. Ryan @. T.. A., Portsmouth Va
G. 4 Phillips. d. p. a.. Washington. D. C.
se1-tf
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FOR -S1S-Victor Talking Machine
with ~ discsi cost $50 without discs BOX
39l, Times Office. nof-3rs
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j ST. S. W. 8z7-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping heat gas no5-3ts
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CARROLL ST. S. F., l23-Two nicely fur
nished roo as half square from Library.
uu6-3t
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AUTO LAMP REPAIRING.
LET US DO Tive can pJIr. ,5tr auto LAM
and radiators into proper condition al a ysTv
small cost 20 you Prompt WOrk-satisfactI81
guaranteed. MOORE & CO., 3CB John Mar
shall place. Phone Main d247. se4-sa. mott
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TYPEWRITERS.

REBUILT l. c. Smiths. Underwood. Rem
ingt0n. Smith Premier. good as new, Tor
sale and rent at lowest prices. Typewriter
( Once Supply Co.. L07 st. n. ". NJ 45o0
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CIGAR. news and stationery store: first
class fixtures; viii sell for 81 500. compelled
% leave city on other business Address
BOX 1892 Times office nos-9ts
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WE STILL LEAD and others follow,
Unicorn puuctuTe proof tires. l.g5. ONE
tires. Is per CeLt lower han anywhere II
the city. WENDELL. 1728 7th ~ W
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FOR SALE-Old-estabIi.h he'd tailor business.
central located; good pa ling. dirt cheap: on
account III health BOX .Ss4, Times 0fIice
It.
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FOR. SALE-Webster International Diction-
Times Office 1t
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FOR SALE-LOFS.

FOR SALE, and money furnished to build
thereon, 80 large lots on two electric roads
az East Arlington. one mile west of Isurpal1
of Engraving and Printing: right in tbs
growing manufacturing section ~ Washing
ton city price OF lots only S1o0 each; small
fast as built
JAMES r. CLEMENTS.
Office 1906 q ST. n w nos-sts
FOR SALE-ACRE LOTS IN AZADIA.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. THIS PROP
ERTN Is RAPIDLY INCREASING ~
VALUE.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. SO l4th st. \ W.
Moist
ATTENTION. COLORED BUYERS.
BUY A LOT AT COTTAGE PARK
Price. $3.50 S. down, S. Der month.
City improvements No interest, no taxes
Will build your house on monthly payments.
35l Nichols ave. AnacOstia. DC. Phone L. 20sl
ocl6-SQt
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PIANO-Would sacrifice ms egun- mah0g-
any piano below half cost. neJrly new; per-
feet condition BOX $40 Times Office.
no6-3tt
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FOR SALE-Knabe-AngeIus perfect condl-
81. Times office n0s-2ts
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TKICT OF COLUMBIA. in re- Jacob Noyitz
Bankrupt H. bankruptcy, no. 65U Notice
is hereby given that the ab1vc-uameG bank
rupt has filed his petition praying for
Discharge from an his debts n bankruptcy.
and that bis creditors and other persons
interested are required 90 enter their APP
peaIauur i'm opposition, DO amy $50 desire un
or before the 18th day of November 1899
EDWARD $. McCALMONT, Referee i'm
EauEruptcy- IL
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TEICT OF COLUMBIA. In re- the estate
of CEASEE lAJRENLI. deceased. Admins
tratioH so. l5.llA This cause being referred
TO nae % report the indebtedness OF the cs-
tate OF CEASEE LADEENZI deceased. and
whether she sale ot real estate e. necessary
for the payment OF said debts / via proceed
with the said reference Ola TUESDAY. No
MEMBER 18TH, 1909. az 1880 A. NJ. ar the
All pIToRS ROOMS I'm the United stltcs
Court House. Washington. ID. q. Creditors
or the said dcCDdeut are notified 90 present
their claims with the proofs AT the -aid time
and place JAS. G. PAYNE, AudItCs.
Oc50.no5I3
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wAN-ED-AGENTs

WAETED-Agents to make house-to-housc
canvas Of D. O., for most salabIe article
ever made; sells itself; sell nine out OF
every ten; every woman wants one: those
who wiz work make big money: others MAX
ing 81 and S. day in country districts. Adj
bet. . and 6. IL
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MONEY ~ LOAN ON REAL ESTATE


TEN, FIFTEEN, OR TWENTY THOU
SAND Dollars in hand to loan on real estate
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 612 18th 81. ~ W
WE HAVE SUMS Of s.. 900 to SIo0 600 to loan
on -. G. real estate minimum charges 70
borrowers. GARDINER q DENT lIncD, sl3
l4th 81. oc2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special priv
Ncges with respect 90 prior payments Large
amounts a specially TYLER * RUTHER-
FORD, 130 18th S. n W. nol2-tf
MONEY To LOAN on ID. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments On
principal ia amounts of 500 or more re-
Ceived at any interest period. THE + II
SMITH CO.. Bond Building. l40S y. I. ave
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 10 500. 600 on D. 4,
real estate. Interest low. and ali transac-
tions conducted with economical consideration
tor borrowers,
WA. H SAUNDERS q CO..
1907 ST n. W.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on l.. c. Real Estate. No IN
reasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER
fes-tf 1920 h ST n W
Z
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.

- N~--AC ALAl1ol
Her honesty, test OF time and u years
continuous practice have proven beyond all
doubt that her predictions are authentic
comm0n-sense advice in love. marriage and
all family troubles. How 70 succeed in busf-
ness Investments. and speculation. Her in
formation is clear. concise. ana TO the point
No fortune telling, finding lost articles. or
medical advice
721 NINTH STREET n. VIZ
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT. OF
COLUMBIA, November LIST. 1909 SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received at this ONCE
until u O'Clock N, MONDAY, NOVEMBER
18th. 1863. for constructing a four-room addi-
ton to the MONROE SCHOOL. BUILDING
located on Columbia road between Sherman
and Georgia avenues. Block Six Mt Pleas
ant, D. c Forms OF proposals. specifications
and necessary Information may be obtained
from Chief Clerk, Engineer Department
Room 42l. District Building. Washington d.
C.. HENRY Is. +. NACFARLAND. HENRY
l.. WEST. WILLIAM V JUDSON. Commits
siouers D. q. no3.4.5.6.S9
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SEWING MACHINE-Drop head, Wheeler &
Wilson, ball-bearing; So; after p. ~. go
II n. Il. no5-9ts
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Ice Cream and Candy.

COhlNAS BROS. Manufacturing Confec-
slonefs- Homemade chocolates and bon
9o-s' Lieen daily; ice cream, 25e qt- 1zd3
y ST n T. Phone Lincoln $50. Branch store
- ~ 81 y W. no5-7t
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FOR SALE-NO. 81 carey steel safe, 57x3fX2S
inches, great bargain. Call or address Rooms
gl to SJ6 Evans Building 1920 y. s.. ave.
n. w. no6-3ts
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LET Us GIVE you an opportunity to inn
glediately add 20 your weekly income 10y SELL
ing the treasury shares Of Ouray COusaE-
dated Mining Co President Henry Ziegen-
helm. eN-mayOr Of ST. Louis, No, ana now
president Ia Fayette Bank Large commits
sicni shares. - cents, viii surely advance,
par Sl00. exclusive territory given. OTRAY
CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.. Suite 40
Colorado Bldg. Washington. Phone Main 3S59
It,
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USED UPRIGHTS AND SQUARES
Taken in exchange for new Pianos Full
value allowed. HUGO WORCH. no O n
w, Worch building. Sole agent for Sohmer
Blasius, Regent ana WUrcu Pianos ocZg-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Eft-SSl-t,s-Two, lrst-class. wanted for
ladies' and sentiemen's suits; wages from
$40 TO Sl- weekly, $50 Florida ave. n W.
"a
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RENT A TYPEWRITER.
A Wellington VISIBLE TYPEWRITER
at your disposal for s. A MONTH.
Six months rental can be applied 20 pur-
chase II desired
Wellington Visible Typewriter,
500 18th St. n. w.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31
AMADOR LEDGER
JACKSON. CAL DECEMBER 81. 1905
rEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL

This table gives the highest and lowest tenn
perature in Jackson for each day, together with
the rainfall, as recorded by self-registerlng
Instruments kept at the Ledger office
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31
SUPERIOR COURT.

Estate OF Giovanni B Ratto-Accolnt
filed; January 5 set for hearing.
Estate of Martin Mijas-Final ac-
count and petition for discharge filed;
January Is set for hearing.
Estate of Frank A Richardson-Ac-
count and report filed, also return of
sale Of personal property, sold for
SAT. 50; January set for hearing
Estate of Fayette w Knapp-Fnal &C
count and petition for distribution
filed; January is set for hearing.
Estate of Mary Reik-Order made
amending decree OF distribution; order
made discharging executor.
Estate of W H Boydston-Fina account
filed and decree of distribution made.
Estate of D A Patterson-Proof Of
posting made; inventory and appraise-
ment presented order made setting aside
whole of the estate to the widow.
Estate of Ellen M Malson-Proof of
posting made; return of sale OF personal
property and confirmation Of same made.
Estate of Mary Duke Decree made
that final account be approved; bondsmen
exonerated and administrator discharged.
a Estate of Thomas Frederickson-Proo
of posting made; petition for settling
final account and discharge of admins
traitor filed.
Estate of Andrew Mckenzie Proof
Of posting filed; final account approved,
and administrator discharged.
Estate of John Ames-Proof of posting
made final account approved and admin
istrator discharged.
Spring VS. California Con. Mines Co
Demurrer submitted without argument
and in accordance with stipulation of
both parties.
MCGEE VS. California Con Mines Co.
Demurrer submitted without argument
and in accordance with stipulation Of
both parties.
jill Spring VS. VIM J Morphy and
California Con Mines Co-Plaintiff
files a demand for bill OF particulars,
New Cases
J E Billiard VS.. Original Amador
Mines Co. Complaint filed and summons
issued-Complaint sets up that he is
the true owner of and entitled to the
possession of the Eclipse, Eclipse. Ex-
tension and Last Chance quartz claims
in Amador City Suit is for the pur-
pose of quieting title.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31
PLANKED BEEFSTEAK.
How to Prepare and Serve This Tasty
and Appetizina Dish.

and Appetizing Dish.
To plank beefsteak the FIRST I'M
portant step is to select your plank.
This should be of hard wood, well
seasoned. preferably Of live oak. hick-
Dry. cedar or cherry. and it can be
made to order of size to ft your
oven, or you can buy good one at
the house furnishing stores costing
from 30 cents up, according to size.
One that is used for fish should not be
used for meat. as the fish plank should
not be washed, simply scraped each
time after using, and It's flavor viii i'm
prcgnate the meat If you have a
homemade plank you can use galvan-
lied wire tGcEs TO hold the steak in
place, hut TIE purchased ones have q
wire attachment for this purpose. and
some of them have also grooves to
hold the juices Of the article that Is
being cooked.
For planking a sirIoin or portcrhouse
steak is usually selected 1t should be
cut thick and be Of the best quality
If you desire your steak well done it
must first be placed Oh a broiIer and
broiled both sides, one side being bet
ter done than the other. Then fasten
the well cooked side to the plank
which should have been heated in the
oven until sizzling hot. Finish the
broiling under Il gas fame or before
broiling fire Of Goals. Fer rare or me-
dunn done steak fasten raw on the
hot plank-hot enough to char it at
once
When brollcd to suit the taste sprin-
kle with salt, pepper and little papri-
ka dot with bits of butter and set on
the opened oven door while you trim
with the various vegetables. These
should be all ready so as to lose no
time There should be hot mashed
creamy potatoes that can be piped
around the edges of the plank. using
a pastry tube. or the potato can be
mounted into little rosettes at either
end or equidiStant. Between these
arrange little mounds of tiny boiled
and well seasoned onions. well season
cd peas. carrots or caulifiower. FIJI
in open spaces with bits of parsley or
watercress or surround the potato
with Il wreath of the green. lemon
cup filled with mait@ dhotel butter
can be placed at either end of the
plank If desired. Mushrooms often
appear as part of the garnish, and
from the meat juice caught in the
broiler or from beef stock well sea-
soned sauce may be made to be pass
ed when serving the meat. OF course
the steak is sent to the table on the
plank. setting it on a large salver or
tray.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31

Christmas cheer this year was of a
most peaceful character, not only in
Jackson. but throughout the county. Not a
solitary person was jailed, and no dis
turbance of any consequence has been
reported.
. The severe frosts experienced in the
early part of the week, were succeeded
Yesterday by a comparatively warm rain,
which is greatly welcomed by farmers
and stockmen Grass is expected to
make good headway under the changed
weather conditions
The Native Daughters of Ursula parlor
have made all arrangements for a grand
time at their masquerade ball tonight
They have received a fine lot of cos
tunes, which are on display at the sample
room of the Globe hotel and may be
hired at reasonable prices.
Mrs +. M. Pense left Yesterday morn
ing for Stockton, for visit of eight or
ten days with relatives there,
Owing to the Christmas holiday, the
Ledger is a. little shy on local news this
week.
The rainfall of yesterday measured
one quarter OF an inch, making 9,S4
inches for the season to date. The pre-
cipation up to January / is usually about
one third Of the total fall for the season.
According to this rule we should have a
total of about 30 nches-which is some
what above the average, To-day the
rainfall was l.20 inches.
For your Xmas box of choice candy or
glace fruit 60 to the Acme Candy
Parlor.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31
LOCAL NEWS


j. f. Wilson. Dentist Hours 2 a.
m. to 8 p. N. Phone-Ottice, black
444: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Frank Daneovich, an Austrian, died in
the county hospital on the 24th instant.
The body was taken charge of by his
friends, and forwarded to Suffer Greek
flor interment.
Mr. and Mrs Vim. DaughertY- came lid
from Sacramento Sunday; the latter for
a short visit, and the former to resume
his employment at the mine.
Ernest Spagnoli came up from San
Francisco the latter part of last week to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Mrs F. Croker, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs Oliver for several
weeks, left Tuesday morning for her
home in Sacramento.
Tom BENEFITS and family of San Fran
cisco came up last week from San Fran
cisco to spend the holidays with Mrs
Crowgey, Mrs Benefits mother
Miss Eunce Going, who is attending
high school at Los Gatos is spending
the holiday vacation with her parents.
Edward Muldoon is home from st.
Mary's college, Oakland, for the holi-
bays.
Word was received this week that
Norman Andrews, stepson of Chas. H.
Erocker, and who attended the public
school here for several years, met with
a sad accident few days ago while
working in planning mill in San Jose.
IN some unexplained way, his right
hand was caught in the machinery, re-
quilting in the loss Of three or four
Fingers.
Frank .Iurovich, who is in the real cs-
late business in Stockton, is visiting
bis mother in this city for few days
George Goss, who is learning tie
barber business in San Francisco, is
kpending a vacation with his parents in
his city.
Prof Gerome finished his dancing
Bchoo on Saturday, and left town the
following morning.
Mr. and Mrs Mason of Suisun are
Esiting their sons at the National hotel.
H. M. Mason, one of the hotel proprie
Iors, went TO Suisun to look after his
lpther's interests there while absent
Herbert Griggs was severely hurt while
Il work in the leila early this week.
\ rock fell and crushed his left foot
against a board or timber, bruising
the bones of the ankle. Il viii be
several weeks before he is able to re-
sumo his employment
John Lepaya the boarding house
keeper, died at his home near the
brewery on Monday last, after q long
illness OF consumption. He was 81
bears OF age, and native OF Herzgo-
liaa Ele leaves widow, with three
Itep children. The funeral was held
yesterday in accordance with the rites
II the Greek Orthodox church, of which
be deceased vas member Interment
the Greek cemetery.
The board OF supervisors will meet in
eguar monthly session on Monday
ext
Millers Best Flour-oace kneaded al
ays needed. no 5
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31
How to Travel Without FATIGUE.

The secret Of travelling without IA
tigue is to abandon thoughts of amuSe.
ment and to conserve the energies. DO
not let your nerves get the upper hand
of you. Refrain as much as possible
from conversation. for in the noise OF
travel talking soon becomes firing.
Avoid reading. for the use of the eyes
while the train is in motion seems 20
induce sick headaches and nausea. II
this seems to say that You will have
IN embarrassing and tiYesone journey,
but t. your trip is Il short one isn't
this worth while If you can reach your
destination bright eyed and with an
undaunted spirit, ready 10 enter iynyly
into anything that is eSpected Of you?
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31

Deeds--john H Werly ct Tx to c c
Luttrell, lot 7 block 3 and part of lot 4
block 3, Pine Grove, $50.
John Reardon to James L Martin ct
al part Of lot | block 20, lone, $40
Satisfactions of Mortgages. Mary
Browning to ! L P Haver.
Schwartz to Wharf.
Smith to Stewart.
Locatons-A L Reale ct al locates so
acres in 20-7l-2 as a gravel claim.
w Rose locates the Baltimore quartz
claim, Volcano district.
Proofs of Labor-John A Stewart on
White Oak quartz claim, Jackson dis
trict
M P Thomas on Blue Bell quartz
claim, Jackson district.
L L Cuneo on Pinevett quartz claim,
Volcano district
G B Ratio on St Marys quartz claim,
Clinton district.
J F Goodman on Bucknell placer
claim, Volcano district
F E Blakely on Blakely quartz claim,
Volcano district.
BW Pitts on Mountain Queen claim,
Volcano district
BW Pitts on Mountain King claim,
Volcaon district
Joe Aleck on Euellenna claim, Vol
cano district.
D / Bond on D L Bond placer claim,
Irish Hill district.
Claude Tubbs on Charter Oak placer
claim, Camp Opra district.
~ John N Lofstad on Red Tape quartz
claim, Volcano district.
John N Lofstad on Silver Pick quartz
claim, Volcano district.
.Wissinoming M Co, on Whitmore
quartz claim, Volcano district.
A E Smith on Smith clay placer in
1879.
L Cassinelli IL Bro on Pioneer, Mad
rome, McQuade, Rattesnake and Red
Star quartz claims, Volcano district
j M McFadden on the Lucky Strike
quartz claim, Volcano district.
Stephen Ferrari on Porto Fine quartz
claim, Jackson district.
Stephen Ferrari on Congan quartz
claim, Jackson district.
Pin, Grove IA q IA Co. on Tennessee
quartz claim, Volcano district.
Mortgage X P o Haver to W S
Burgin, part of lot block 10, lone,
sos, payable one year after December
"a, 1909, with interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum.
Lease-Theresa Botto leases to
Domcnco Boro lot | block "a, Suffer
Greek, reserving three rooms in the
house and a small orchard from said
lease, at a rental of $50 per month, for
three years beginning December -,
1909.
Declaration OF omestead-Nicola
Giannini files homestead on part of lot
Is block 2, Jackson, for himself and
family, estimating said property to be
worth $1,000.