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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01

three OF four inches taller than the
Iowa sample. sent it 10 the friend al
Fort Dodge.
Martin Winterberg and Master
Fred Winterberg. his SON. were
south-country visitors in Linton
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. Owens and Master
romwell Owens returned yesterday
lfom month 5 visit with friends at
Their old home, Minneapolis.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
lawn social at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Atha, in Linton, this
evening. Ice cream and cake. Is
cents.
f. 0. Nickel received a carload
Of work-horses last Saturday night
He recently traded forty four
horses, young and old, for the north.
east quarter of l2-la3-7i.
Ezra Stiles is absent this week de-
llvering some COWS and calves fur.
nlshed T. the Indians OF the Cam
nonball section by +. a. Sherwood
on a government contract.
Oscar franzen, p. G. LEVIN and
Anton + Carlson were down from.
the Tell neighhorhood last Tuesday
The former was seeking natural
lzatlon and the others were his Wit
snesSes.
by a statement printed elsewhere
IN this issue Of the Record. it will he
seen that the merchants of Linton
nave agreed to close their places of
business at 80 clock p. m. except
Saturdays, until the 18th day of Au-
gust.
Frank .Jaszkowiak, the Bismarck
formerly Emmons county me-
chanleal genius. has invented a gas
ome traction engine. 1t is four
cylinder, with forty four horse
power, and has a blowing rig CON
nectcd with it.
Taken Up. June y, 1909, ON my
place, six miles southwest of Linton
on the John Wittmaycr farm a
threc-yeal-old buckskin mare. Also
a tour-year-old dark g,av mare,
White spot on forehead colt by her
side Owner OF owners will please
Gail. prove property, pay charges
and take the animals. Matt Rohrich.
Linton n b. lily u
The village has received two chem
zeal engines, with ladders, buckets,
graphing hooks and other usual APP
purtenances and belongings, with a |
hundred feet Of hose with each ma
chine They we've manufactured
by W 5. Mott. of Minneapolis. It'll
is understood that the village trust
ees, at their meeting this evening.
Will appoint a fire-chief. Two cap
talnS will be appointed, and whole
lot of the Young men and boys have
signitied then. willingness to run
wild de nlasheen. = The purchase of |
hre-prolection is money we'll invest
cd
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01
Bids Wanted Road Grading.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF County Commissioners of
Enitflons county, N. H., until . y.
M. July 8, 1909. for grading the hin
on road between Sections u and %
lat'-lo into the ravine between Sec
tons y and %. said township and
range, making four-feet IN. Al
SO, to grade road between Section
o-l3a- q and Section | l3,- 81. max
ing fill of Is inches.
BIDS must state price per cubic
ward for fill.
}. G. PITTS.
County Auditor.
Linton. N d., June r.. 1909.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01
N.r Litt,. conAd.o Game.

Her IIttto ConHdenco Dame.
'We're playing railroad train,' she
eaid as she pulled her fathsTs paper
Away. and I'm the conductor. Tlck.
eta, please"
he took a card from hi pocket ,apA
handed 1t to her. Che looked at i In
tently for minute And then hand1d Il
back. That was issued yestsFd1l,"
she said, land isn't good today. You'll
have to pay cash or get o8 The train."
had ms s ssss her s...s a. 81 ?. III iv &.
esuld he do7
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Y. ). Land Office at Bismarck N 10.
June Is. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
ANTON MITZEI..
W Strasburg. North Dakota, who
on September IL, 1903, made Home
stead Entry No. 25779 tSerial No
oal94). for north half of northwest
quarter. southwest quarter of north
west quarter and northwest quarter
OF southwest quarter of Section "a.
township l3l north. Range rs west
OF the Fifth Principal Meridian has
MED notice Of intention to make
hnaI tive-vear proof, To establish
claim to the land above described
before 2. C. Rocks. Clerk Of Dis.
trict Court of Emmons county. N
~. at Linton. N. D.. ON the fourth
day Of August. 1899.
Claimant names as witnesses
i.orenz Leint2 of Hague. N. ID
kasper Kraft. Of Strasburg, N. II.
John senger. of Strasburg. N. ID
+ RAM .laner. of Strasburg, N. ID
NJ III. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01

Linton Veterinary sweeny Rem
edy. positive cure for sweeney
lameness and enlarged joints in
horses. Only fifty cents the bottle
AT the Linton Drug Compay. Carl
Vorlader (jnlW
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01

For Rent Two furnished rooms,
with or without board Also, will
do washing. Mrs. Jessie Abel, Lin
ton. Oily -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01
CHANGED OWNERS.
List Of Emmon. County Property
Transferred Since Last Pub.
iished Report.

| on'eeu solateS 10 Hlram r..
Rice, lot 3 and eur of n
W or and $ hf of N e or of
5-l29-77.
United States to Karl
Fritschle. hf of ne or
and $ hf of n W or of IA
1897
United States TO Joseph
Fritz, n W qrof sw ar.
seqrof swqr and sw
or of W or IF s 1864
United States TO John b.
Sayler, e hf of or, sw
or of n G or and 5 or of
NV or of l4-l.6-76
United States To William
Watkinson. lots ! and 2of
l34-7S.
United States to Edward
Hill, or of is l3l-74
Warranty DeedS.
Herbert H. Harwood to
John I. Jenkins. W hf of 5
W or of S-l34-75 $1,000 OK
'Olof PETERSON to Milo Sparks.
hf of ne or and hf of S
eqr of 32-l35- "A 24OO N
.Olof PETERSON to Milo Sparks,
sw or of 2s-l35-74 1900 OK
Wilbur M. Matthews and
wife to Charles Hull, lot
s, block 3, Hazelton 800 o,
Christ. Paul and wife to
Martin Goss. lots 4. S and
6 of l5-l35-7S. O(
Alexander Macdonald to Ed
ward Otis Cabbage, lots
3 and As hf Of n w or and
swqr of l-l35-7s. 1890. BOIL ~
Charles E. Coover and wife
to Martha M .Coover. e hf
OF NV ar. n e ar of sw
or and lot 6 of l9-l36-7S. M
Jacob A. Miller and wife to
Bruno Schell, S ar of 81
1926. .. 1900 OO
Abraham Clark and wife to
A. E. Chambers, $ W or
of 4-l33-77 1900 N
A. E. Chambers and wife to
John I. Jenkins. or of
l2-l32-76. ..... 1900 OO
Raymond M. Volk and wife
to Johannes Schweitzer,
lots ! and 2, block 6,
Hague 234O OO
Milwaukee Land Company
to Johannes Schweitzer,
lot Z. block 10, Hague 81 SO
Patent.
United States to Matthias
Streiful, lots and of l.
iSo-i4 ............ ..s...
United States to Jacob AL
bert Schneider, e or of
30 1851
United States to Jennie
Grover. S hf of W or and
n hf Of $ W or of ll29 IS ..
United States to Israel
Trasta, W ar of ::lO-l34-
~ ......s. ....s..... $500.
United States to Ole M.
Trasta, e or of lO-l34-74 ..
Bruno Schell and wife to
Joachim Schell, e hf of $
or of % and n hf of ne
or of 33- 1905 ..... 90
Elmer e. Martin and wife ct
al. to Karl Fritschle, hf
of $ w or of l4-l333-77. 1000 90
United States to ChristPaul,
lots a. S and 6of l5-l35-
20 ....s..i.s.t.s. .....
United States to Joseph o.
Rosendahl. or of NV
or, W a of n e or and
e hf of ne or of 35-129-78. .
United States to Charles E.
Coover, n hf Of N e or of
lS-l36-78.
United States to Orman H.
Wakefield. sw or of g
1858 ...s..
United States to Johannes
Keller. $ hf of N W or and
hf Of n e ar of 2s-l3l-77
United States to Charles f.
Coover. G Inf of n W qr,n
or of 5 W or and lot 6
of l9-13G-7S
United States to John f.
Holsti, n e or Of lO-l34-N
United States to Ferdinand
Wildemann, W ar Of "a
1905 .....
quit Claim Deeas.
Fred H. Cotton and wife to
Geo. w. Lynn. n W ar of
l3-l34-76. / 90
f. Wright to Geo.
w. Lynn, all Of l5-l36-75 1875 90
Edward Braddock to Geo.
w. Lynn. n W or Of IA
1927 ..... i 90.
ner Little conAdsne. oams.
'We're playing railroad train" she
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-07-01
Notice tor l'ubiiea tiou.

Sttihl M uisS.a
Notlcris hctrhy glvru2ihat the Northern
! "i''' HIGHWAY Company. WHOSE address ,-
'.n' Minno,otaln,s 'hl~ l,th day II Ma,
n''h ~ THIS oili''r 1t. application Ia
s'h'l uh'ier TIE prov .un> ~ the act ut cen
ss'nVSr improved luly is'm ca stat ~
80 &c ''.t l"hst quarter VI th. nurihN,st
snn'''' of section l.. in township to, NORTH
sa' :, f.iise = NEST ~ the ran rtln,ipAl Ne
t'uitn, containing % acres
. WY anu ~ p,ispns claiming adversely
/, ne A''ds d'scrtis-i. or desiring Ia onl,ria
,' ".,ns'' ~ iin' mineral character ~ th.
i"nn 1t 'nt iny hitrrt.nson ,u the dispps0l
. 70 npi'fahl should iIc th.it atiidav Wit. of
i,'o''s' ~ ihls r''i'e en 81 b,furr ih. Isl
day ~ lulv llrl
II llwEll Register.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Dane And Mitchell Mines Sold.

A certified copy of articles of ncorpo-
ration of a company formed by San
Francisco parties has been placed on re-
cord in the county clerks office by
Judge Davis, who last week, in San
Francisco, effected sale of all the
rights lately held upon the Dane and
Mitchell mining property by John j.
Crammer to this company. This
means the opening up of the property
under the general management of Edwin
A. O'Donnell of San Francisco. The
property was exported by mining en-
gineer from Oakland before the transfer,
and, as the new purchasers intend pro-
perly to equip the mine, we now look
for the opening up of this promising
property on a more extensive scale than
heretofore.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
A Heavy Windstorm

During Saturday night the first violent
windstorm Of the winter set in. The
hurricane was one of the fierceSt locally
experienced for many years, although
little damage has been reported.from the
high wind. Early Sunday morning the
wind subsided, and snowstorm fol-
lowed. The ground was covered to the
depth of fully six inches with the white
mantle. The temperature was was nine
and ten degrees below freezing. At Ken
nedy the snowfall was not less than
eight inches. 1t remained but a few
hours, and by nightfall it had entirely
disappeared except in sheltered spots.
This is the heaviest fall of snow in
this section at this early period o!
winter that has been known for manv
years. The snow line did not reach
more than mile west of Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
MINING NOTES.

Bunker Hll-At a meeting of the
directors held last week it was decided
to pay a monthly regular dividend of
five cents per share and also an etxra
double dividend of 10 cents per share,
making Is cents per share, aggregating
$50, 600. 1t was also decided to increase
the regular monthly dividends to five
cents per share thereafter The stock
holders were expecting an extra divi-
dend for Christmas, but they did not
anticipate that it would exceed 5 cents
per share The mine is developing at
the $50 level both in north and south
drifts, is a wonderful manner. The
cleanup for last month was on as gene
rous scale as ever The stock has ad-
vanced in value, under the stimulus of
steadily improving prospects, and is now
held at $4, so per share, with little
offering even at that figure. With 40
stamp mill-and it is the intention OF
the company to increase the milling
capacity to that extent in the spring, by
which time the ore body at the 1850
level will have been reached-the nine
is expected to yield dividends of 10
cents per share per month.
Kennedy-At the 1900 foot level-the
deepest in this famous mine-the ore
body, so far as it has been uncovered
shows up as strong and of equal grade
with that encounteredin the level above.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
More Burglaries.

Taking advantage of the darkness
caused by the eXtinguishment of the
electric lights. owing to some inter
ference with the wires during the
windstorm of Saturday night, the saloon
of Frank Simsich, at the Broadway
bridge, was entered, and the nickel-in-
the slot machine was robbed of its con-
tents. The burglar gained entrance from
the rear, by breaking one of the divis-
ions of the frame sash, and removing
the glass so as to admit his body. He
then made his way to the barroom, and
pried the back of the slot machine, cut
the sack that contained the money and
made off with the swag. He is sup
posed to have captured in the neighbor-
hood OF S40 The same night the wood
work of window in the rear of Ardtto S
saloon was broken, but no demage was
done. 1t is thought the same robber
made a raid on these premises with
feloniouS intent, but got scared at the
outset of his operations and left without
completing the work he had set out to do.
The slot machine in the Garibadi
saloon was robbed few nights ago, the
haul being estimated at $40. The burg
lar got in from thesbocha alley adjoin-
inU
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

thence north on section line TO the
South Fork of Cosummes river; thence
northeaSterly up the said South Fork of
Costumes river, to the intersection Of
said river, with the Amador and Nevada
wagon road thence northeasterly up said
wagon road to the division line between
Amador county and Alpine county;
thence Southerly along said division line
between Amador county and Alpine
county, to the Mokelumne river; thence
in southwesterly direction down the
Mokelumne river to the West Point
bridge, on corners common to sections
%, 27 33 and "a, in township 7 north,
range l3 east thence north along said
section line to the intersection of said
section line with the Amador and Ne
vada wagon road; thence southwestern
down the center of said wagon road TO
the section line between section 25 in
township 7 north. range II east, and
section 3d. township 7 north, range l3
east, thence south along said section
line to the corners common to sections
rs and 30, in township north, range II
east, and sections 81 and 36 in township
7 north, range l3 east; and thence
westerly to quarter section line between
setions 25 and 36, in township north,
range II east, to place of beginning.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
The Big Mining Suit.

The suit of the Kennedy Extension
against the Argonaut for S7Oo, 900 DANA
ges for trespass has been the principal
topic of conversation in mining circles
the past week The taking of deposit
tions will commence Dec, IS. j. S.
Rainsford, superintendent of the Argo-
naut, left for San Francisco early this
week TO consult with other officials.
Naturally the suit has had a depress-
ing effect on Argonaut stock, but divi-
dends are expected to be paid monthly
as planned, and work at mine and mill
will not be interrupted,
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
1t Is a Wonder.

Chamberlain Iiniment is one of the
most remarkable preparations vet pro-
dnced for the relief of rheumatic pains.
and for lame back, sprains and bruises.
The quick relief from pain which affords
in case of rheumatism is alone worth
many times its cost. Price, rs cents {;
large size so cents. For sale by Jack
son Drug Store, Spagnoli, Prop.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
1883 81
Stung For Is Years.

by lndigestions pangs-trying many
in vain. B. F. Ayscue, of lnglesldt,.
Life Pills and writes they wholly cured
him. They cure constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowel troubles. 25c at
Spagnoli Drug Store
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

to construct bridge across Amad5r
Greek for the sum of $2G3O.
Motion made and carried that the
license of Joaquin Spindle to retail
liquors at Martells be revoked.
Ordinance No. l35 adopted abolishing
certain election precincts and establish
ing new precincts adopted.
The tax collector was ordered to c,m
eel the double assessment Of Agostido
Arata
Reports of the county physician and
county health officer we're examined and
approved.
Report of the county treasurer ez-
amned and approved
Report of criminal returns examined
and approved
The petition of August Dufene to re-
tail liquors on the lone road was granted
The petition of Joaquin Spindle to re-
tail liquors at Martell's station was
granted.
The petition of James Blue to retail
| liquors on the lone road was denied.
u S Gregory was granted leave OF
absence from the state for thirty days
from December L.
The board then opened bids for the
construction of bridges across Jackson
and Amador creeks as follows:
c W Swain, Jackson creek Sll70 CO
c w Swain, Amador creek 1850 90
Berkeley steel Co Jackson creek 1870 0C
Berkeley steel Co Amador creek 2630 %
The county auditor ordered to ap-
protion road money to various districts.
Warrants cancelled as follows
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Health Report.

The county health officer made his re-
port to the supervisors as follows; one
case of scarlet fever in Sutter Greek,
and one near Jackson Gate; these are
the only remaining cases in the county
outside of Jackson. Chicken pox pre-
walls at several places but none has been
quarantned
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Attention! Attention! |

Cuneo is disposing of all TOYS at
greatly reduced prices. 1t is an oppor
tunity to be taken advantage Of
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Shoes.

We carry the finest line Of
mems women's & children's shoes
in Amador county. In Patent
leather Vici Kid, Gun Metal
Button, Blucher and straight
Lace. Investigate this state
ment.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Pine Grove Precinct.

llSHeu, Will DOuHuaIleS uSUIleu dS IOl-
lows:
Pine Grove Precinct.
Beginning at quarter section corner
on section line between sections Is and
Sc, in towship 7 north, range II east,
thence running easterly along said sec
tion line to corner common to sections
Is and 36 in township 7 north, range
IL east, and sections 30 and 81, in
township north, range l3 east; thence
running northerly along SAID section line
between township 7 north, range II
east, and township north, range l3
east, to the center of the Amador and
Nevada Wagon road, leading to Silver
Lake, thence eaSterly along the center
of said wagon road to the intersection of
said road with the east boundary OF
section 2l in township 7 north, range
II east thence southerly along the
section line between sections 2l, p, %
and 27, in township north, range l3
east, to the center Of the Mokelumne
River; thence southwesterly along the
center of the Mokelumne River to the
intersection of the road district line be-
tween road districts one and three with
the Mokelumne River; thence westerly
alonglsad road district line to the inter-
section of said road district line with
the east line of road district one in
center OF section . in township 6 north,
range II east; thence north along said
road district line to the center of section
A in township 6 north, range II east ;
thence west to the quarter section corner
between sections 5 and in township
6, north range II east; thence north TO
corner common to sections 81 and 32, in
township 7 north, range II east and
sections 5 and in township 6, north,
range II east; thence west TO quarter
section corner between sections 36, in
township 7 north, range II east, and
section /, in township north range |
east; thence north to quarter section
corner between sections 25 and SO in
township 7 north, range II east, to the
place of beginning.
Volcano Precinct.
Beginning at the . quarter section
corner on the south line of section 25,
township 7 north, range | east; thence
north on quarter section line to the
quarter section corner on line betw cen
sections l3 and "a, township 7 north,
range II east; thence west on section
line to the corners common to sections
IA, IS, p, and %, township 7 north
range / east thence north on section
line to the corners common to section 2,
3, 10 and If, township north, range 1 l
east thence east on section line to the
corners common to sections ;, 4, 8 and
10, township 7 north, range p east
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

Any skin itching is a temper-!e
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Doan's ointment cures piles,
eczema-any skin itching. AT all drug
stores.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

al have been somewhat costiye but
Doan's Regulets gave Just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
Krause, 306 Walnut Ave, Altoona, Pa.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

Miller S Best Flour is 81 per cen
natural Flour-thats why its the best.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Clothing.

Now is the time to get that
suit for Xmas, our clothing is not
necessarily expensive, but it is
good clothing, extremely good for
the money, it will please both the
economical and the fastidious.
From $12 80 to SD 30.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
More Election
Precinct CHANCES.

BY an ordinance passed by the
supervisors this week, Volcano, Aque-
duct and Atelope election precincts are
abolished and in lieu thereof Volcano
and Pine Grove precincts are estab-
lished, with boundaries defined as fol-
lows.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Board Of Supervisors.

The board Of supervisors met for
usual monthly meeting last Monday, all
the members present.
The minutes OF last meeting made
and approved
The following claims we're presented
examined and allowed:
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

laDOr 0l4, JOHn u LeIla y, JOnn OuolllI'
80, Louie Lagemarsino 1873 Is, AL
Dufrene 2 IS, VIM. Hanley 7, c Fair
childs so, Fred Rabb 10, Knight & Co,
IA "A, J Kosich "a, A Rickert 10, A
Canonica 8. Dan Ramazzotti, supplies,
27 05, Paul Rassia labor "a, Chas.
Dufrene 10, Amador Central R Co.
freight, Is, J Turner labor, 33, E T
Heath 45 J Bastan l6, G Boarmn 36,
H C Hamrick 2, L White l6, M Dabo-
vich 33, Jim Podesto 30, III Griffin "a.
Road District No. 2-Chas Edmond
labor, $40, J Kelley IS, W N Prouty
"a, Gus Cottell "a Geo Yager "a,
Steger K Dennison IA, W M Amick 5,
Mike Scully IA, E Bryant II, Fred
Miller 25, Arthur Clifton "a, Geo
Salzgeber 4, H Langford s. Dan Nick
les II, J BlancheIte II, M R Bacon 36,
Thos Gebhardt IA, J M Amick %, W
Carlile 10. J A Sohn 4, D c Church
man 10, E Grtton so.
Road District No. 3-E Banks, labor,
$l4, A B Simpson 20, Geo Love ct al
20, Ben Perrin 5, Walter Hale 4, Geo
Scroeder 60, E c Wooster ct al l57 Is.
Chas Atkinson 2 65, C Bradshaw ct al
"a, B Burden "a, James Hanley ct al
&c.
Road District No. Sired Littleheld.
labor, So, Geo Upton l6, Geo Roberts
ct al 81, Hartigan "a, Geo Purcell 8.
General Road FUND.- Giannini ct al
labor 81 50, Amador Co Lumber Co
lumber etc Is 20 Amador county lumber
Co Is AZ, L G Griffith 30 Is.
Salary Fund-John Strohm, r H Bag
ley A Grillo, d A Fraser, Lawrence
Burke each $25 as road commissioners,
Motion made that CW Swain be
awarded the contract to construct a
bridge across Jackson creek for the sum
of Sll70.
Motion made and carried that the Ber-
kelley Steel Co. be awarded the contract
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

You can get your Billbeads.
Letter Heads, etc, printed att
the Ledger for less than you
can buy blank stock for else-
where.
TRY IT 4
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10

A beautiful assortment of mems
four in hand silk ties. High
grade silks, solid colors, with
Satin stripes, figures, plaids. cross
bars, done up in attractive gift
boxes. Call and inspect this line