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The Washington herald., 1909-01-30
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHTC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Cuban Crisis Is Feared.
blizzard Sweeping the West.
Harvard Students Under Fire.
spanish Cities Reported Destroyed.
S-Miners Clash IN Indianapolis.
S-Italians Honor Dead Consul.
s-News OF Maryland and Virginia.
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"CRIB" At HARVARD
University Paper Says Dis
honesty Is Prevalent.
GOES AFTER UNDERGRADUATES
Laziness Is Given aS the Cause by
EdIfOrs-Pracfice Growing More
and More C0mmon-wrifrr Holds
Reports and Theses Are Copied
Outright from Former Years.

Cambridge. Mass. Jsn- 2s.-The Hsr-
vara Crimson to-day published the state
ment that dishonesty in the class rooms
Al Harvard is prevalent but that some
undergraduates through thoughtleszness
and izziuoSs, rather thar fowarisht dis
honesty. steal or borrow the work OF
others
It says the practice IS growing more
and more common
Many undergraduates rely on others to
do their work for them. says the Grim
son. Reports AID theses are often cop
ied outright from those handed IN dur
ing former years. and many OF these ap-
pear year after year. II Is With some
trepidauon that we approach the subject
OF dishonesty IN classrOcms. for We fear
that the tonic viii he seized upon by the
outside public as oae more instance OF
the supposed general dspravity OF Har-
yard undergraduates.
Murder VIII Out.
''Our attempts at reform have been
acted on in this way 50 often that We
are tempted 70 allow conditions 70 re-
main IN their present status rather than
expose our weaknesses 10 the critical
gaze OF TIE public. But murder win out.
And we feel that Il IS better 10 ain Al
than 10 pretend TO De per
feet
But whatever the cause, there car b
no justification for the act Harvard
Undergraduates pride themselves on the
fact that no honor system IS necessary
% prevent such occurrences, but appear
ances show that such system IS need
ed The only way 70 obviste this neces-
sity is for every nan 90 do his own
work or fall honestly"
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So to RaIftnorr xns Retu-,

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good returning until
Sunday night. AT regular trains except
the Congressional Limited
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CHOICE
MAY BRING CRISIS
Cuban Vice President Said to
Have Resigned.
OBJECTS TO SELECTION
Notorious Editor Is Made Chief
of Secret Police.

New Executive of Island Republic
Makes Radical Move and slump in
stocks ResuIts-Feared by Better
Glasses that the Outcome VIII Be
pIsastrous-MngoOn Is Surprised
at the Action of Gomez.
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Perkins and Thorne Before
Senate Committee.
COMBINE Is JUSTIFIED
Senator's Try to Show that Presi-
dent Erred in COnsenting.

Finaneiers Declare rrust Company
of America Not Involved in Deal
Whereby Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company Was Consolidated by the
United States Steel Corporation.
shown President Relieved Panic.
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LOCAL.

1-Stilson Hutchins in Realty Deal.
2-StepAenson Faces Fight in Senate
-Senste is Averse to Navy Plans.
AGas Company Experts Tel Their Side
4-Rainey Again Assails Cromwell
Presidents Make II Easy for Thieves
Bidding al Cotton Sale.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-30
WESTERN STORM
TRAVELLING EA5T
Mississippi Valley Blizzard
Worst in Twenty Years.
MANY TRAINS STALLED
Nebraska. Missouri. and Iowa
Suffer from Wind and Cold.

Chicago Is ParaIyzed and Street Car
Traffic Abandoned, as Storm Rages
Over the City-PoIiceman Blown
from BaIc5ny in St. Louis-Ther-
mometer Drops Rapidly in Many
Sections-TerriHc Winds Blowing.
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Baltimore ana Return, Sis,

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both 63yx. except Royal Lin
tied. CRY Offices. liz G St and 6ls Pa
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LANDSLIDE N MOROCCO.

Several villages Destroyed and Many
Persons Killed or Injured.
Madrid. Jan 2s.-Earthquakes are re-
ported from places in the east and south
Of spain. notably in the neigh5orhoods
Of Barcelona. Murcia. and Malaga The
disturbances caused slight panics- A con
siderable landslide destroyed the village
OF Romara- near Tetutan, Morocco. and
scores Of persons were killed or injured.
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n25 10 Bal1inore and Return
Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to-day
and tomorrow.
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ssThc Old Homestead Matinee To-day
At the Columbia Theatsr. SOC 70 8.
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Saturday Special CarnstiOns, 5ec dOz.
Finest specimens. Blackistone's. 18th & Y.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-30

can,-c.so, fo- 4.ss.svxses

connection 10- Lakewood
Leaves Washington Pennsylvania Rail
road. sIi-Tail route. AZ Il a. m week days
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Frank LI0bey 8 Co. \. J. ave aad sth st,
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Prank Libbey & Co, \. 7. ave. and sth ST.
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Enough Inaugural Lumber Tor whole city,
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TWO MORE JURORS SELECTED.

Continued on Pase ., Column 3
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INSANE, YET MUST HANG.

Continued on PAGE 3, COIumn !
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-07
Lost.

LOST-Blue linen coat between
city and ball park. Papers in pocket
valuable only to owner, Eeturn 70
L. Cobolini. C6-24-tf
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For Rent

FURNISHED ROOMS-Two fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping
close in. Address P O. BOX 24O-
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Dr. A. W. Roth, after several days
in town, returned to San Juan today.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-07
Meteorological Report.

The following observations were
taken at the South Texas Garden fer
the "a hours ending at eight o'clock
today:
Brownsville, Tex, July Z. 1909
Barometer at Z p. M yesterday .29. 8 4
Barometer at Z a. m today. 1882
Temperature at a. m. today 500
Maximum temp. yesterday .91.4
Minimum temp. this morning 1874
Official Forecast.
Tonight and Thursday partly
cloudy weather, light southerly
winds
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-07-07

Judge John Bartlett, grand exalt-
ed ruler of the Brownsville lodge of
Elks, left this morning for Los An
geles, Cal, to attend the Elks grand
lodge, as the representative of the
Brownsville lodge.
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L0ST-My white and orange set
ter bitch IA months old, long haired
answers to name OF Queen Finder
return to W. n. Pearson at HoWse
Furniture Co. and get reward.
C7-6-tf
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Miscellaneous Wants.

WANTED good slightly used
Texas saddle and bride. State price
and condition. Address S, Box AS,
Brownsville. tt.
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FOR RENT-New four room cot
tage; newly decorated and newly fur
nished complete for housekeeping;
best neighborhood in city; $50 per
month in advance; no children OF de-
structive age. Phone Ill. C7-6-tf
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Wanted for Passing
Worthless Checks.

In the latter part of November a man
purporting to be Fred Sumrck came
here with letters of recommendation as
an electrician, and secured work at the
plant at Electra. After working two or
three days, he came to Jackson in COM
pany with others from the plant At
Tam store he made some purchases
amounting to SIG. He produced check
of $40, signed by John Arnott in favor
of Fred Summers, drawn on bank at
Auburn, Placer county. The check was
cashed, and the slick individual was
given the cash, less the SIG purchased.
Thereafter with other he appeared at
Kay's saloon, and passed another check
of $85. so, drawn on the same bank, in
favor of Fred Summers, and got more
coin for change. After thus providing
himself, he hired team at the Union
stable and drove to Electra with w. H.
Leete and Joseph Murphy, two other
employees. Reaching Electra, he
ootiiS'SN no vi SlOtillllS III a
grip and returned with team to Jackson,
paying only one half of the livery bill,
leaving the other to be charged against
those he had invited to ride with him.
November Both, he left town, and was
last seen in Sacramento. Both checks
were sent to California National Bank
at Sacramento for collection when word
came back on December 18th that the
Auburn bank had no account with such
a man as Arnott. The forger had
eight days start and no tidings have
been received of him since. He as
signed as reason for his leaving so
suddenly that he had telegram stating
that good situation was open for him,
and that he must come at once. He has
all Elk's badge, also Masonic Scottish
Rites emblem Sheriff Gregory has
sent postal cards to all points, giving a
description of the swindler, and re-
questing that he be arrested.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Veteran Pioneers

J. F. Gregg and wife of Plymouth
have lived longer in the territory now
comprising Amador county than any
other residents. living or dead. They
were here before Amador county was
organized. Strange though it may ap-
pear they have lived in three counties
without changing place of residence /;
first in Ell Dorado, next in Calaveras,
and lastly in Amador, without break,
for fifty years and seven months. Ii any
one else can calm anything like that
record of continuance residence in old
Amador we would like to know about
it. And the attachment of this aged pair
for the county of their almost lifelong
home has grown with the passing years.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever: nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inhamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall 5
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are Lneuest
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
SUPERIOR COURT.
nom r. v. WOOD JUDGE


Chichizola Estate Co VS. A ! Petyor
ct uX-Dsmissed at the request Of the
attorney for plaintiff.
Kennedy Extension M CO VS. Argoaan
NJ Co--Supenas duces tecum issued
to Il S Rainsford, ] Phelps, W ] Nettle
E c Downs, and Z V Zumbiel. Affidavit
on motion for order for survey Of ground
and mine operated by defendant
Estate of James Fassero, deceased
Proof Of service in order TO show cause
made order made to lease lands belong
ing to said estate.
Estate of w H Boydston, deceased
Decree made establishing notice to
creditors. Order made appointing r
Kerr to appraise property of said estate
and the value of the inheritance and in.
terests subject to said tax.
Estate and guardianship of Ruel H
Rinehart, a minor-Order made appoint
ing J ! Nichols, William Hanley and
Robert A Read as appraisers.
Estate of D Patterson, deceased
Order made appointing William Going,
M Joy and Peter Podesta as appraisers.
Estate of Giuseppe Cavaganero, de.
ceased-Order made discharging ad
ministratiX and releasing her sureties.
People VS. J D Nichols-Information
filed charged with felony.
Van Vranken VS. Jameson ct sl-Con-
tinued until January 18th.
Estate of J D Baughman deceased
Return of inventory and appraisement
filed. Estate consisting of about 80
acres in 1851 is appraised at $50.
Estate and guardianship of George
Joyce, a minor inventory of estate
shows it to be valued at l52 So
Estate and guardianship of Alice
Graham Joyce, a minor-lnventorv Of
estate shows it to be valued at S225.
Estate and guardianship of lrma
P Joyce, mnor-Inventory of estate
shows it to be valued ct S225.
Estate and guardianship of Thomas N
Joyce, a minor-Inventory of estate
shows it to be valued at S225.
Estate of Willis H Boydston, deceased
Petition for distribution of estate
filed.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
KILLED BY A CAVE
Luigi ReViera Crushed to
Death in the Kennedy Mine
On Tuesday Last.

The Kennedy mine was the scene OF
the first fatality that has occurred there
for over three years. Although it is thc
deepest and the largest employer of
labor in the county, it has been remark
ably free from fatalities. The TN
fortunate victim in this instance was an
Italian miner named Luigi Revera At
about half-past six in the evening
Reviera and his partner Fred Hicks,
were working in the 1850 level, engaged
in placing what is called butt cap in
the hanging wall Immediately above the
tunnel timbers. The ground at this
point was Of limestone nature. Cracks
are frequently found in such formation
and the miners are usually cautious in
examining the ground before starting to
work, While Riviera was engaged with
the tmbers huge slab of rock came
down, crushing him to death instantly.
He was buried in the cave, and crushed
in a shocking manner. Hicks, his
partner, was a few feet away when the
cave occurred. He, however, did not
escape injury. Fragments of rock struck
him on the left foot, breaking the small
bone. He was also cut on the left arm
and in the back. His injuries are not
serious, but will disable him from work
for few weeks.
An inquest was held by coroner Potter
on Wednesday on the body of Riviera,
with the following jury:
A. Krkwood, Antoine Rickett, Walter
H. Taylor, Robert J. Head, Arthur
Hamrick, M. Ford, w. J. MINIS, G.
w. Gilbert, H. E. Kay After hearing
the testimony of the surviving partner
Hicks, who was the only eye witness
of the tragedy, and others, the Jury
rendered the following verdict;
That Luigi Riviera 80 years of age, a
native of Italy, came to his death on
December by an accident caused by
several tons of rock falling on him
while acting in the capacity of miner
in the employ of the Kennedy Mining
Company. We further exonerate the
said Kennedy Mining Company from all
responsibility in the death of Luigi
Reviera. ~
1t is said the deceased is a married
man, having a wife and three children
in Italy.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Hospital Report.

The county physician made his usua
monthly report of the condition of the
patients in the hospital as follows:
Admitted John Prosser, Pennsylvania,
malaria; J S KIM, Tennessee, INDECENT
william McKeen, California, tuber
culosis; Barbara Harmagan, England,
paralysis; Daniel Taylor, Missouri, in
digent; Charles Forbes, Maine, INDECENT.
Discharged-J S King.
Died-N R Moon.
Number of patients at last report As
admitted during month of November
6; discharged died, |; number re
naming December IA, 40,
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Ladies Attention

Closing out the balance of the latest
fall hats, in order to make room for
the new Spring arrivals. Hear what
say,
An extremely attractive lat, strictly
hand made of MORE silk and facing of
silk velvet, turned up on the left side,
trimmed with an uncurled ostrich
feather and caught with beautiful jet
buckle, colors, black, old rose, brown,
green, navy, Alice, aud white, regular
$40 hat, for-S5
A small assortment but stylish hats,
selling price Sc and So, clear out at So.
The White House Millinery Main St,
Jackson.
MRS DELAHIDE, Prop.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Classy Photos.

It takes fine workmanship, ex-
r9tilnGa and the best OF apparatus
to turn out "Classy Photograph"
in these days of strenuous com
petition. Vi course when you have
your picture taken you want the very
best, especially when the best costs
no more than work of inferior
quality. LOGAN, the premier photo
gapher of Stockton, is fully prepared
to give you this better class of
Photos. Visit his studio at 10 S.
San joaquin ST., Stockton, when
you are In town.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
FOreSterS Elect Officers

Court Jackson, No. l4S, F. of A.,
elected officers December 8, for the en-
suing term as follows:
F. A. Horton, j. P. C. r.; Henry
We'll. c. R.; VIM. Poll, S. C. r. :;
Alfred Goldner, treasurer; W. D.
Dufene, F. secretary; Elmer Dufene,
R. secretary; c. Paroina, S. w.; G.
Dammassa ir. w. S. Deutich, jr. B. :;
V. Moffei, jr. B. J. Gambi, lecturer;
A, Moffei, trustee DR.. E. E. Endicott,
physician; Alfred Goldner, druggist.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
LOCAL NEWS


j. f. Wilson. Dentist Hours a.
d. to p. m. Phone-Oitice, black
a.: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Elisha Hampton, the superintendent of
he Oneida mine until it shut down
bout two years ago, was visiting Anna
or county last week on business. He
has down the South Eureka mine, and
6rvery favorably impressed with the
alue of that property. He left Sunday
horning for San Francisco, before re-
[rning to his home in Nevada county.
Ed. w. Lynch, the attorney for the
kennedy Extension Company in that
bmpanys suit against the Argonaut for
|eavy damages for trespass, in COM
hny with o. Perry, the president OF
he plaintiff corporation, left for the
Ety Sunday morning. Mr. Lynch was
|ere instituting the legal proceedings,
Ind looking UP the records and prepar-
big affdavits in support of an application
br an order of court for the survey OF
he Argonaut mine.
Xmas Cigars, A fine stock that will
! once appeal to ladies who have
resent of cigars in mind. We will
|elp ladies' make a choice. AT Ruhser's
Chas. Parker. Wells Fargos agent and
bcal telegraphic operator for the
Western Union, who has held this posi-
Ion for several years, left Sunday for
lockton, where he has accepted
Fgher position in the employ of Wells
argos company.
'Wm Sco5le, formerly of Plymouth,
Int now resident of Pacific Grove, has
ben in Amador county during the past
10 weeks, having the assessment work
bne on his mining property in Ply
Iouth district. His claim joins the
.rr mine on the east, and the develop
tents on that property have materially
financed the prospects of the Scoble
bound. He returned home last Sunday.
Xmas Perfumes, always appropriate as
1t and always acceptable even where
her gifts may not be- this is es-
ecialy true of our stock. At Ruhser's.
1.-The remains of Mrs Venning were
oaght from Stockton Tuesday to Suffer
teek, for interment by the side OF
c body of her hubsand whe Was
iried in the cemetery 81 that town
any years ago. Mr. yehning was mill
an at the South Spring Hill mine in
bonanza days, Mrs .Venning was
Ming with relatives in Stockton when
ricken with the mortal malady.
Chris Marcia came up from the city
AeSday, CALLED home on account Of
ckness in his family, His daughter
hristina, Is years old, is suffering
ON an attack of scarlet fever. 1t
only a couple of weeks ago since
e quarantine was lifted from the
Femises on account of case of scarlet
liver therein, and now quarantine has
zen re-established.
Mrs W, ]. Connors and daughter, also
iss Percha Ramsden, Mrs CoAnor' S
ster, who has been visiting here, left
Monday for MADEIRA county, and will re-
ain until after new year,
C, BOgIslch, foot of Broadway
resh Fish every Thursday. mol.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following Instruments have been fled
Tor record IN the recorders Office since our last
report We pubtish - complete list OF docu.
menis recorded, and must decline to accede 10
any request to suppress any document from
those columns. Uontasll US to do So
Deeds-Samuel Wearnc to lane
Wearne, lot II block p, Suffer Greek.
love and affection.
Louis H Cook ct ux to John F Clute,
lot p block 6, Volcano, $40.
} D Mason to Mary ] Mason, part Of
lot 10 block 2, Jackson, $40.
Hamilton Hoif to Theodore Cebhardt,
20 acres in 1860, $40.
Theodore Gerhard to The Mace Com
pany, 20 acres in 1850, $40.
Thaddeus Batchelder ct TX to John B
Grilo ct al, so acres in 34-7,l2, 5000.
Obren Saycch to Stance Savcich, lot
7 of Hamilton subdivision, Jackson $40
Satisfaction of Mortgage Ostrom TO
Sharp.
Spagnoli to Savich.
Clute to Cook.
Assignment of Mortgage Cranmer to
o Donnell ct al
Assignment of Agreement-O'D onnell
to Dane Mitchell M Co.
Proofs of Labor-.John J Cranmes
upon the Dane and Mitchell claims and
mill site near Pine Grove.
Fay Y Knapp upon claim in BILL,
Oleta district.
Mortgage-Martha J Peyton to Chic
hizola Estate Co., l60 acres in Still,
$52l,23, payable within one year after
November 80, 1909, with interest at the
rate of per cent per annum.
Certificate of Sale--A J Leverone,
constable to R c Bole property affected,
100 acres in 32-6-l2; $275.
Acceptance of Trust-Edward J lie Bre-
ton, as acting receiver of the California
Safe Deposit and Trnst Company, re-
leases and quit claims unto the Mer
camille Trust Company as successor of
the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, all the rights, titles and in
terests under and by virture of certain
deed of trust in the nature of a mort
gage in and to the property subject to
said lien. The order contained therein
confirms the appointment of the Mel
camille Trust Co. as trustee of the Blue
Lakes Water Co. on March Is, 1889
and April 81, 1895. Property affected
being an issue of SIS, 100000 worth of
bonds upon the Blue Lakes water
system.
Agreement; Substitution of Mortgage
AN agreement between the Blue Lakes
Water Company and the Mercantile
Trust Company whereby the latter is TO
act as successor to and in the place
of the California Safe and Deposit
Company.
Deed of Trust-Vuko Krivokapich ct al
to Bank of Amador county-lot 2 block
2, Jackson, 500.
Certificates of Redemption-M
Episcopal church on house and lot in
Plymouth, taxes of 1907 and 1908, So rs.
Mother Lode M Co on Nc Namara
quartz claim near Jackson taxes of 1904.
1905, 1906, 1907 and 1903, 1929 So.
Mrs S H Hale on $50 acres in 8, lG
and l7-7-l2 taxes of 1908, 8l756.
John Zibeblch on lots |, 2 and 3
block 25 49,, taxes of 1908, 50 80.
Joseph Alp on lot block 81
taxes of 1908, 50 05.
Steve Gurovich on lot block g.
taxes of 1908. 50 SIS.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
WOman'S Exchange.

On account of the holidays, and
severe weather the ladies aid society of
the Methodist Episcopal church have
decided to discontinue the windows for
the sale of cakes until the first Saturday
in february They desire to thank
those who contributed and those who
patronized the windows for their liberal
patronage, These windows have been
great financial help to the church,
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
COroner's Inquests

Coroner Potter held an inquest last
Monday in lone on the body Of Ida
Fisher, who died in near lone
on December 5. 1t appeared from the
testimony of Frank Miller, a half
brother, who was the only witness, as
there was no attending physician, that
the deceased was taken i'll after partak
ing of some cabbage the night before.
Her husbands name is Frank Fisher ;
there had been no family troubles. she
leaves beside her hubsand, a child four
months old. The jurors we're J. M.
MadduX, D. M. Phillips, c. Vi. Leach,
E. c. Gregory Fl. Dillon, II. Allen,
A. Soomonson, VIM. Ray and S. C..
futile. The verdict returned was to the
effect that death was caused by acute
Indigestion, from partaking too freely of
cabbage" She was native of Amador
county, aged 36 years.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
AMADOR LEDGER
JACKSON, CAL DECEMBER 10. 1909
AND RAINFALL

This table gives the highest and lowest tenn
,erature in Jackson for each day, together with
he rainfall, as recorded by self-registering
Instruments kept at the Ledger office.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-10
Criminal Returns,

Township No. 3; A W Robinson,
jusitce-Mull Claich, charged with mis-
demeanor on July 7, 1909, on complaint
of constable November 4th case was
dismissed on motion of the district at
torney.
B L French charged with misde
meanor on July "a, 1908, on complaint of
constable; defendant plead not guilty
and was liberated on bonds; November
4, 1909, case was dismissed on motion
of the district attorney.
Township No w L Rose, justise
Frank Kuseovch charged with misde-
meanor on complaint of J M Fancher;
defendant plead guilty and was fined
$40; paid.
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Xmas Combs. Druggists always have
the best stock of Combs all the year
round, then when we stock them speci-
ally for Christmas YOU may expect some
thing great, At Ruhser's.