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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
PRESIDENT TAFT TO
START FOR CAPITAL
CHIEF EXECUTIVE ENJOYS ONE
DAY OF REAL LEISURE
Sunday Passes Without Nations Head
Being Called On to Make Ad-
dress-Will Leave for South
Carolina Today

AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. President
Taft enjoyed real leisure today and will
start on his return to Washington to-
morrow afternoon refreshed by two
days rest. This was the first Sunday
since he has been ION the road" that
President Taft was not called on for
an address of some sort. The president
arose late and attended morning SER
vice at the Church of the Good Shep-
herd (EpiscopaD.
He lunched today at the home of
Lander Thomas with twenty-five resi-
dents of the city. During the luncheon
Mr.. Taft was presented with o. silver
loving cup as a remembrance of his
golf days on the course of the Augusta
Country club. The cup was inscribed,
Eighteen holes-SS," indicating the
presidents best record on the local
links.
After luncheon the president had an
auto ride and returned to the home of
Major Joseph B. Cumming, his host.
for an afternoon tea arranged by Mr..
Cumming.
Tomorrow the president will pass
the morning at golf, and at O'clock
he will open the Georgia Carolina fair,
leaving at 2SO p. M. for Florence, 8. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
SPORTS

Southern California Rod and Reel club
holds casting tournament at Ana
helm Landing. PAGE z
Results of games among amateur teams
on Southern California diamonds.
PAGE 6
Eimore close on Isotta at Mecca in
Los Angeles Phoenix road race. PAGE 10
Angels defeat Athletics, to l, in final
game OF series. PAGE G
San Francisco and AllNationals divide
honors in final double-header. PAGE 6
Two teams are tied in California Win
ter baseball league race. PAGE 6
southern Pacincs lead in City baseball
league race. PAGE 8
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
MINING

Thomas A. O'Donnell, manager of de-
velopment work of American Petro-
Ieum company, discusses Importance
of Marian well in Coalinga field.
PAGE s
Stockholders in Cram mine at Vontrg-
ger get information that property Will
be great producer of copper ore.
PAGE 8
Tiburon expedition in search OF old
Spanish mines sails from Guaymas
with Mexican soldiers. PAGE 8
Miami Copper company at Globe is
twentieth century wonder. PAGE 0
Red Top vein develops good ore in lease
ON Columbia mountain. PAGE 8
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Laying of pipes by Euclid Avenue Water
company stopped by Pasadena police.
PAGE 10
Aged woman fights with enraged helfer
and narrowly escapes death. PAGE 10
Board may resclnd granting of Decatur
bar license at Ocean Park. PAGE 10
Arrangements made for union services to
be held at Long Beach Thanksgiving
day. PAGE 10
Hollywood anxious in regard to water sit
uation In case Of consolidation with Los
Angeles. PAGE 10
Seriously injured as result of gasoline ex-
ploston on launch near Catalina. PAGE 1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08

nUTTE, Mont, Nov. 7.-On his re-
II turn to Butte tonight after two
~ years absence, +. Augustus
Heinze was given an ovation the equal
of which has seldom been rendered a
private citizen in this city.
From the balcony of the Butte ho-
tel Heinze spoke to a crowd of 1000
people, who frequently interrupted him
with cheers.
At the depot a crowd of 1900 people
gathered with the Boston and Montana
band. The carriage in which he rode
up town was drawn by score or more
of stalwart admirers.
The main thoroughfares of the city
were brilliantly illuminated with long
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
FIFTY ARMED C0NSTABLES
ARREST WARLIKE INDIANS

WINNIPEG. Man. Nov. Fifty
armed constables raided an Indian viii
lage at KispioX, at the headwaters CT
the Skeena river at daylight this
morning. Several shots We're fired be-
fore Indians. who have been threaten
ing the whites, were arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08

strings and clusters of incandescent
lights, and two huge electric signs
blazoned forth a welcome.
In the absence of Mayor Nevin,
County Attorney Walker welcomed him
on behalf of the mayor.
Heinze in responding to the address
referred to the indictment against him
in New York, predicting that they
would be quashed. or, as he expressed
it, "the obstacles placed In his path be
swept aside"
Following his address Heinze held a
reception in the hotel parlors, during
which many of his former lieutenants
and old friends greeted him enthusiast
tically.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08

nEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-THE Illinois
valley was swept tonight by the
severest electrical storm on record
at the local weather bureau.
Lightning created havoc throughout
Peoria, and for time all telegraph and
telephone communication was lost.
Electric lights in many sections of
the city are out Several houses were
struck and burned.
Meager reports from surrounding
towns show considerable damage by
the wind and lightning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
POSITIONS OF CARS An EHRENRERG

POSllIONS OF CARS AT EHRENBERG
BUlCK-Let Los Angeles II midnight Ehrenberg
at IL 07 p. m. Time IL hours minutes.
ISOTTALeft Los Angeles D. m arrived at Ehrenbere
at 10:47 a. Time, IL hours AZ minutes.
PENNSYLVANIA-Let Los Angeles 80 D. m arrived at
Ehrenberg at 1249 p. m. Tine, Ia hours minutes
COLUMBA-Ieft Los Angeles p m arrived at Ehren
berg at 2:47 Time Is hours minutes
STODEBAKER-Left Los Angeles rs p. n arrived at
Ehrenberg at 06 p. m. Time, IS 81 minutes
ACCIDENTS OF RACE
The Emore stripped of her transmission eight miles west
of Chuckawala. $1,000 W
The Ford lost wheel at Whitewater.
Inc Franklin broke the axle housing Mecca withdrew
from the at that point return trim to Los
Angeles at 455 p. m. Sunday, under her own power
The Kisselkar ten miles Mecca broke her steering
buckle ~ ~ -Ns
The Doris reported in the ditch Palm Springs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
FREAK LIGHTNING DOES
MUCH DAMAGE TO CITY
tBy Associated Press. l

Ted Press
The storm followed an exceptionally
warm day.
A freak of the storm at the home of
Robert Conkey nearly cost the life of
Mrs. Conkey.
A bolt of lightning flashed through
the door, encircling the entire room and
passed out without damaging the house
a particle.
Mrs. Conkey received such a shock
that for two hours she was uncon-
scious
A stepdaughter was paralyzed in the
left arm.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
APPEAL TO TAFT NOT
TO LISTEN TO ZELAYA
IRx Associated presa.1

area fresSI
should at least let the fate OF Nica-
ragua be decided on the battlefield.
The petition is made ''in the name
of hundreds of Nicaraguans banished
from their country and hundreds lying
in the prisons of Managua." President
Zelayas enemies claim he Is isolated
and that his representatives in foreign
affairs are all foreigners, as he is un-
able to get natives to serve him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
FOREIGN

Gar to keep his thumb on Finland, and
resignation Of governor general will prob
ably lead to new regime. PAGE
ANTI school war in France becomes acute
and Catholic bishops forbid children to
attend public schools. PAGE
People of Nicaragua beg President Taft
not to aid Zelaya but to let struggle be
decided on battlefield. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
COAST

Forty-seven Chinese ONE To San Francisco
from orient 10 enter American colleges,
and 1853 others will follow to be educated
by government of China PAGE
Workers OF the World to resume their cru
sade for free speech in Spokane today:
pciioe claim leaders are eating PAGE
Fear Of insanity causes youth at Ukiah to
commit suicide. PAGE Z
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
Navigation Is Closed

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. with the
arrival of the steamer Senator from
Nome. Alaska, this morning, naviga-
tion between Seattle and points in
Bering sea was closed for the year.
The Senator brought $4,000 in gold
buIIiOn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
WILL DEMAND
HIGHER WAGES
U. M. w. OF A. TO ASK FOR
MORE MONEY IN SPRING
Head of Labor Body Declares He Sees
No Reason Why There Should
Be Any Trouble in Secur.
ing Greater Pay
[By Associated Press.l

PITTSBURG, Nov. Thomas L.
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers of America, indicated in an
interview here today that the miners
will make a stand for higher wages in
the spring Mr.. Lewis declared that
work at the mines was improving and
bound to continue so. He also ex-
pressed confidence in his reelection to
the presidency of the organization, ex-
planning that two locals have nomi-
mated him for every one which has
named his opponent, William Green of
Ohio.
Discussing the prospects for making
new wage contracts next year, Mr..
Lewis said:
81 see no reason why there should be
any trouble in obtaining wage con-
tracts with improved conditions OF
course l cannot say what will take
place, but you may be assured that the
international convention in January
will lay down a policy that will pro-
tect. the interests of our men and their
families"
Contest Forecasted
A contest over the wage scale be-
tween coal miners and operators in the
Pittsburg district is forecasted by
statements issued tonight by President
F. M. Osborn of the Pittsburg Vein
Coal Operators association.
Mr. Osborn announced tonight con-
ditions positively would prevent an in
crease in wages at the expiration of the
present contracts in the spring. This
following the earlier statement of Pres
ident Lewis that the miners will ask
for an increase indicates the lines al
ready are drawn for another contest
between the operators and the men.
TT will not be possible, under present
for the operators to consent
to an increase in the wage SCALE" said
Mr. Osborn. Operating expenses must
be reduced, instead of increased. AL
though there is a greater demand for
coal, the prices are lower and there is
a shortage of cars. which has it's deter
rent effect on business.
1T may be found necessary to reduce
the scale"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
Panama Railroad Manager Resigns

PANAMA, Nov. I'll. ]. Silver, gen
eral manager of the Panama railroad,
has resigned. 1t is understood that he
will take charge of the management of
an important railroad in the United
States
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08

DANAHrA, Nov. 7.-Prominent MEM
bers of the Nicaraguan colony
here today sent a cable message
to President Taft asking him, lin the
name of humanity and civilization" to
pay no attention to requests of Zelaya
either for aid or non-interference, and
saying that if the United States can
not intervene in Central America, it
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
BUICK IS LEADER AT
EHRENBERG IN AUTO
DASH ACROSS DESERT
ISOtta New Italian Stock Machine Second and PennSyl-
vania Third in Race for Phoenix
FIVE AUTOMOBILES DROP OUT OF CONTEST

Columbia and Sudebaker Safe the Emorc
Ford, Doris, Kissekar and Franklin Are Out the
Runnng-Ferce Speed Made by Daring Drivers
Over Widest Roads in the Country
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-08
INDEX OF
THE HERALD'S
NEWS TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Monday; light north wind. Maximum
temperature yesterday, 72 degrees;
minimum temperature, 81 degrees.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16

Mrs Medley, mother Of Mrs Can't
netti, was brought from the Caminetti
ranch early this week TO the residence
of her daughter, Mrs Hoag, in Jack
son, suffering from pleurisy. She
was brought to town go as TO be able
to have proper nursing and be within
easy call of a physician.
Lawrence Newman, who was oper-
ated upon at st Luke's hopsital in
San Francisco recently, to remove
pressure upon the brain believed to
be the cause of epiIiptin fits which he
has been subject to for years, was
able to leave the hospital early in the
week. He is much better, but the
date OF his return to jackson is still
uncertain.
John Kison was struck in the head
while working in the Argonant mine
last Monday by rock falling dis
tance of ten feet, inflicting a scalp
wound two inches in length. Dr.
Sprague has charge of the case.
Ubo Giaufordoni stepped on a pail
while walking iu the street few
days ago, resulting IN a bad case OF
poisoning Of the foot. He is under
the care OF DR. Sprague.
A marriage license was Issued yester-
day 20 Mako Vujovich, a native OF
Austria, age %, and Zorka Jaucich, 6
native of Austria. age q, both OF
Amador City
Miss Bonnie Notary was taken
seriously Ill this week, and removed
to the Sntter Creek sanitarlum tol
treatment.
Miss Anna Mclaughlin left last
week to spend vacation iu Sar
Diego,
Miss Mary Beruecich left this morn.
ing for Stockton to spend the vaca
ton until the jackson school reopens
on second Monday in September.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
COURT
PROCEEDINGS
non r. v. WOOD, JUDGE

People vs.. Jackson Dennis-Case
dismissed on omtion of district at
toreuy, on the ground Of insufficient
cy Of evidence.
Eber Van Wracken vs. Robert Jane
son ct al-Set for trial Sept u, jury
demanded by defendant.
j. II. Spring vs.. William Murphy
Change of venue granted to S. Cir.
cult Court: bond filed.
In re George Pires--writ of habeas
corpus-Order made discharging de-
fendant.
Estate of John Perry Letters
of administration issued to Jane
Perrymans, appraisers appointed, and
inventory flied. Petition filed asking
that the whole Of estate be assigned
to widow; July q set Tor hearing.
Estate of j. Il. Pardoe-pe Petition
for appointment OF guardian filed,
and citation issued.
Estate of y. Podesta--Jnly set for
hearing on final account and petition
for distribution.
Estate of p. A. Ciuto Final ac-
count and petition for distribution
filed, July II set for hearing.
Estate of Percy b. Mace p'ayette
Mace petitions for letters; JnIY Ii
set for hearing.
Estate Of Ruby Mace Fayette Mace
applies for letters; July 18th set for
hearing.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
The Dornan Fire.

The adjuster in the Dornan fire.
A. T.. Sewell, returned from San
FrRucicso Tuesday evening accom-
panied by j. +. Trainor. II seems
that tho insured party and the ad-
juster could not agree upon the value
of the stock. proposition of settle
ment on the basis of about % per
cent Of the amount Insured for was
rejected Not being able to agree
the matter is TO be submitted to
arbitration. The insurance com
panies to select one, the insured one,
and the two to select third. MIR
Tralnor represents the companies.
An inventory of the stock is being
taken, and will require several days
more to complete.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
Department Ruling on Lode Claims

The general land Office has issued
the following in explanation of the
mining regulations. which provides
that-"The vein or lode must he
fully described the description to
include a statement as to the kind
and character of mineral, the extent
thereof, whether ore has been extract
ed and of what amount aud value.
and such other facts as will support
tho applicants ALLEGATION that the
claim contains valuable mineral de-
posit"
IL seems that the expression, 'the
extent thereof" is being construed as
meaning that the applicant must
ALTERNATELY show bv proof of eX-
pIoration that the vein exists in fact
throughout the whole length of the
claim.
Ibis construction of the paragraph
is erroneous. BY the words quoted
it was Intended to require the claim
ant to show the existence of a vein in
such workings as he relied ON to
establish a discovery. That heing
done, the presumption exists that the
vein extend on its strike throughout
the whole length of the claim as
located The sole purpose of that
pnrt of paragraph Al quoted was to
enable the land department to know,
so far as applicant can reasonably
show, the definite facts upon which
the right to the patent is predicated
so as to determine whether IA valuable
mineral deposit exists in the land
claimed.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
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LOCAL NEWS

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
= IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-OHice, black
444: residence. Black 1874; jackson
Kent will be charged on idle meters,
and after GU days they will be removed
without notice. Is. IL. Detang.
Mrs Emma Jansens and Children left
Monday morning for thier home in
Lincoln. Placer county, after a visit
of several weeks with Mrs Wallace
hay, Mrs Jansen'a mother,
Miss Eloise Freeman and her cousin
Allan Peek. left Monday for their
homes in Odkland,' after an extended
visit with relatives here.
A Suffer Creek baseball team was
expected to try conclusions with the
jackson Brewery nine. but failed to
put in an appearance. so game was
gotten up between two local mines,
in which tho Brewery boys came out
Victors.
JOS. Marsino and his wife and baby
were down from Volcano last week,
visiting at E. S. Pitois. They at
. tended the celebration Oh the 4th and
9th.
Or. j. d. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office IN Rays bnilding, Main
street. Hours from 8 a. m. till p.
p. IN Telephone, Black 1863.
&. q. Baker, former bookkeeper at
Electra, who was taken seriously
sick in sacramento, went up to Kirk
wood 8 carly this week for tie bene
fit of his health.
Mrs g. Peters left this morning for
AugIs Camp on visit TO her sister
Mrs Raggio.
a regular Quarterly meeting Of the
CHAMBER of commerce was called for
Wednesday evening last IN the
superior court room. Owing to the
slim attendance-elght persons less
than a quorum no business was
transacted. The lack of attendance,
was not due to Indiifei ence but to to
the fact that the matter had slipped
from memory. Outside Of the board
of directors only two attended.
Wanted Immediately furnished
house or rooms IN Jackson, suitable
tor housekeeping. Address "W" this
office.
John Guilds has rented the Mason
house on Broadway, and will move
therein in few days, MIS- Guilds
who has been living on the ranch
near Forest Home, will return to
jackson as soon as the house is ready,
Mrs Alex Eudey aud daughter, also
Piano Tor sale, little used cash
SI75 sells for $50 Piano experts say
good as new, Inquire Ledger office.
i9 I'm.
Mrs X: j. Adams, Mrs Eudy's mother,
left Wednesday morning for Oak
land, with the intention of making
their home in that city. Mr. Eudey
will join tbem in few day.
Drew Camnetti has been danger
DUSTY sick with pneumonia since the
celebration on the 4th. lie took a
cold while attending the dance
which developed into the more
seriods complaint He is confined to
his bed at the Caminetti office on
COURT House square. AT last ac-
counts he was better with every
prospect OF recovery.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
Come and listen to the New
Records.
q MINUTE)

- Vi
1O15S Help Help! Help I'm Falling
In Love Grace Cameron
lO159 little, Tattle Ialtle Tale
Bryon q Harlan
lOlGl The Whitewash Man
Arthur Collins
1Ol62 Blue Feather
Ada Jones and Billy Murray
1Ol63 Nobody Knows, nobody Cares
Will Oakland
1Ol65 Able, Take an hXample From
Your Fa'der James BrockmaR
10lG6 Sweet Peace, the Gift of Gods
Love Edison MiEed Quartette
l0lG7 Ii Happens in Many Families
Billy Murray
1910 Heine Waltzed Round on His
Hickory Limb Collins and Harlan
lOl71 Want Little Corner in Your
Heart Ada Jones
Mabel Edward Meeker
1OI74 Good Night, MnouIighG
Premier Quartette
1O157 The Peacock
Edison Concert Band
1Ol6l Braham's Medley Jig
New York Military Band
lOlG8 Yaukinna Rag
lO17G Thomas Jefferson March
u 5 Marine Band
lOlGJ | Usedto be Afraid to 90 Home
in the Dark medley
Albert Benzler
lO172 The Fans" March
john Kimmble
1Ol60 Uncle Josh at Baseball Cams
Gal Stewart
1915 FIanagan's Boarding House
Steve Porter
a MINUTE)
l57 My Rancho Maid
Mabel Mckinley
1873 Clancy's Wooden Wedding
Edward Meeker
l59 You're Grand Old Bell
Bryon q Harlan and Chorus
1Gl J Surrender
Edison Mixed Quartette
1872 On a Monkey Honeymoon
Collins and Harlan
l6I When a Fellows on the Level
with Girl That's on the Square
Billy Murray and Chorus
lG5 Thy HaIlowed Presence
Edison Mixed Quartette
lG7 Where is My Wandering Boy To-
Night? Friedrich funster
~ only Pausy Blossoms
Will Oakland & Chorus
III Call to Arms
Peerless Quartette
l73 That's Why | Won't Say Good
Bye Harlan and Stanley
l55 Egmont Overture
Edison Concert Band
100 The Bachelors Waltz
United States Marine Band
l63 Prelude and lntermeZzo-"C aval-
leria Rusticaua"
American Symphony Orchestra
lGG The Marathon -Step
N. Y. Military Band.
1G3 Lewis Famous Ecu ben" Songs
Maurice Levi and his Baud
l72 Ballet Music from William Fell
Edison Concert Band
ia National Emblem March
N. Y. Military Band
1876 The Touch Kid on the Right
Field Fence Digby Bell
1853 Moving Day at Pumpkin Center
Cal Stewart.
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16

ments recorded and must decline to accede to
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don'task us TO do So
Deeds John Gong ct TX to Frank
II. Duden and wife, lot u block ],
jackson, 50.
7. II. Burrows TO william Ross,
lot 8 block 6, in Oleta, also
the Purinton ditch Oleta, also a
ditch taking water out of Dry creek,
and $40 acres in ", %, 80 and 80 S-13,
$40, 600.
William Ross to II. Wilson, two
rights of appropriation OF water in
Dry Creek, SO.
f. A. Berlin ct al, trustees to W II
Burrows, all bitches and lands of the
Oleta Canal and Power Co., $4,000.
William Ross ct ux to II. Wilson,
lot 5 block 6, Oleta, the Purinton
ditch, Eagle ditch and 800 acres IN
~ %, 33 aud H8-13, $40.
William Ross to ii Wilson, all
right in ditch taking water out of
the Middle Fork of the Uosumnes
river. So
II. Wilson to Crystal Water Power
Co. lot 8 block &. Oleta, the Purinton
ditch, Eagle ditch, and 800 acres in
81, 20, 80 and 3l-8-l3, and stock of
Oletn Canal and Power Co. and other
water rights, $40.
Ii. Wilson to Crystal Water Power
Co., all right OF appropriation to
water in middle fork OF the Cos
umnes river, $40.
Mark K. Sanders to b. e. Letang,
lot 10 block l., jackson, $40.
l.. l.. Cuneo to VIM. Rouse, lot
block -, Hutter Greek, $40.
William Ross ct TX to Crystal
Water Power Go. 80 acres in 81 and
3l-8.l3, $40.
Theodore Alyiso toGiaooma Sampo,
part OF lot 7 block l, Drytqwn, $50.
Walter Linforth ct al to Caroline
Rasmussen, 32O acres in $3.50, SO.
Location W. ID. DHirene locates
the Dufrene quartz claim, near W.
W. Plummer's land, jackson dis
trict.
Declaration of Il omestead Jessie
G.. Perryman files a homestead on
house and lot near the Bunker Hill
mill, valued $40
Reoonveyance-A. Ginocchio to NJ.
r. Sanders.
Patents-U. S. .to>John Gorton. Il
80 acres in 3l7-11 as agriculture
land.
U. S to VIM. G. Hoss-lGO acres
in 1l-7-13 as agricultural land,
Trust Deed - Frank II. Duden ct ~
to bank of Amador county, lot l.
block /, $1,000
Certificate of Redemption,-A. O
y. w. lodge on lot IL block ID, Vol
cano, taxes OF 1907, S325.
Parkey Estate on 13l acres in 75-!
and $50, taxes of 1907, S81 81.
Proof of Labor-W. f. Deaner OF
Last Chance quartz claim,
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
Notice for Publication. -Ot998,
Department. Of the Interior,

Department of the Interior,
U. :. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal
June lG. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that George
r. Fitzgerald OF Volcano, Oalit.I
who, on May l3.l9O1, made Ii. f.,
No. 1888 for SEA of SW14 Sec. 10,
E y of NWA aud SWl4 OF NWl4.
Section % Township N. Range u
e., Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final i've
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before the u.
S. Commissioner for Amador county,
Calf. at his office in jackson, Cal,
on the 3lst day Of July 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
M. Robinson, David Robinson.
George Miller and q. p. jordan all
Of Volcano, Calf
Not coal land.
JOHN Z. ARMSTRONG,
Register
Amador ledger., 1909-07-16
Notice for PubliCatiOn-O23OO
Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior
US. Land Office at Sacramento, Cal. =,
June I, 1909
Notice is hereby givHa that Walter
j. Davis, of Defender, Calf, who,
on February ID, 1907, made II n, No.
Sl4l, for SW4, Section 80, township
8 N, Range IA n, Mount Diablo meri-
dian, has filed notice of Intention to
make Final Communication Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before us Commissioners,
for Amador county, office in Jackson,
Calf, on the 18th day OF July, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Il. W. Jones, Wallace Stewart and
John DIETRICH, of Pine Grove, Calf;
Frank Grillo, of Volcano, Calf
JOHN r.. ARMSTRONG,
jell Register.