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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

= BICYCLE FOR SALE--Lady's high grade
mplefs R0nd as new aid win be cold for SIS
Anls = the best bargain ever offered In wheel
ano Is money saver for any person who has
Use Tor u; Call At 6l2 coenr d. Alene street, II
interested, and inspect the wheel. Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-13
SEcc|ON TEATRAL:
En- 81 Manrique.
De nuestro corresponsal

Caguas, julio S.-A pesar de que
Ia sonora Matras tuviera ell honor
de dedicar su function de gala la
distinguida sociedad de Caguas
presentada por una pieyade COM
puesta de veinte y ocho respetuo-
SOS caballeros de la iocalidad v otros
de los comarcanos puebles de San
Lorenzo, Juncos y Gurabo, la con-
currencia comparada con las sim
patfas de que iba gezando de nues-
tro pdblico dicha seilora, fue esca-
sa. Luego no Sc olga que las bue-
mas companies no nos visitan, pues
merecemos que Sc nos caiifquc de
POGO amantes del teatro, que fue
como nos caiifc6 Ia compahia de
Minute. 81 asf seguimos ei result
tado sera qVe entire POGO tempo
nj las malastaos visitaran, 81 no
es con abono.
Las obras puestas en- escena fue-
ron "Ei estuche de monerfas.' "Ls
reina del coupiet' y La cocotero", !,
En- todas trabaiaron de modo per-
fecto los artistas, sobre TODD ia Sra.
Natras en''Ei estuche de monerfas"
Y Ia Sra. Matras. ala Perez. Ia ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-13
Baseball en- Bayanon,
H"tea1n Betances" de San
Juanagano la copa de
plata.
81 juego del domingo iltlmo fue
uno de los mas rehidos.. sien:
d. derrotado 81 "Buena Fe"
nor un "score" de 13 4 10.
De nuestro correspopsal.

Julio l3.-A las tres de la tarde
segdn Sc anuncio die comienzo ell de-
safio final para la copa de plata en-
tire los clubsBetances de esta capital
Y ei Buena Fe de Catafo.
La iiga Flor del Valle Sc hallaba
compietamente LENA de gente y una
msgnifica orquesta amenizo ell acto
que dur6 hasta las cuatro y media de
Ia tarde.
Ei desafio prometia ser ell mas re-
iiido de la temporada dadas las cir
cunstancias de que jugaban los dos
clubs vencedores entire los seis que
tomaron parte en- ell torneo.
Los simpatizadores de San Juan
aren gaban con entusiasmo q los del
Balances, mientras que los partida-
rios del Buena Fe agitaban los SON.
breros y panuelos como queriendo
trasmitir 4 sus N,.eve toda Ia fuer-
"a Y todo ell entusiasmo de- un parti
do que no quiere ser vencido.
Ei juego siguio su curse en- medic
de los mas acalorados aplausos, y
cuando Cataho contaba va Ell juego
como suyo, ell invencible Betances
con destreza increible levanto alto,
muy alto ell estandarte de esta capi-
tai.
'Diez 4 trece 4 favor Balances fue
la score.
Felicitamos de todo coraz6n & nu-
estros muchachos y hacemos extern
silva la feiicitaci6n a los de Cata1o
por Ell valor con que defendieron la
copa que hoy es va propiedad del Be
tances.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-13
LAS MUJtRES MAS
R|CAS DEL MUND0.

La Sra. S. G. Asher, hija del e.
nado Harry Barnato, ha sido nue.
vamente heredera de un segundo
million de duros que proceden Gle la
mis- ma fnente (su padre lie dio ell
primer million cuando contraio nup-
cias con ell senior Asher.)
La adquisici6n de esta segunda
fortuna. hace que la Sra. Asher fl
gure entire las mujeres mas ricas.
Sin embargo, que la muier conoci-
da generalmente como la mas RI
ca es la Sra. Hetty Green, cuya for
tuna esta calculada entire setenti-
cinco 4 ochenta millones. Las otras
mujeres que le siguen muy cerca
son:
La Sra. Russell Sage, quien al
morir su esposo lie dejo una fortu-
ma de $85 200, 900, pero la mayor
parte va Ia ha distribuido en- obras
de carload.
La Sra. Annie Weightman Walk
er, sc dice posee unos S60.000,000.
Frau yon Bohlen, hija de Krupp,
el famoso aleman fabricante dc
cahones, tiene propiedades por va
lor de O.OOO, 600.
Nine. Creel, una sefora mexica-
ma, Sc dice tiene una renta anual dc
IS. 100000.
La marquesa de Graham es Ia
inglesa. mas rica que hay, pues su
padre, lel duque de Hamilton, al
morir le lego una renta anual de
$75O,OOO.
La duquesa de Roxburghe he
redo de su padre, Ogden Goeleti
unos $25. .OO0,0 900.
La baronesa Won Eckhardstein
este a1o ha tornado possession de Ia
segunda herencia que lie dej6 su
padre, el finado Sir John Blundell
Maple, Y tiene una renta anual de
$3.50. 900.
La condesa Szechenyi, quien
antes de casarse era la Srta. Gladys
Vanderbilt, hered6 de su padre una
fortuna de $25. 100000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-13

racteristica Sra, Pascual, Ramirez
y Cortes en- "La cocotero"
"La reina del couplet' no gust6
mucho, es una obra de argumento
no muy sencilio, de mucho apara-
to, de una escuela especial, propia
para pdbiicos mas ilustrados que
el nuestro.
La Sra. Matras Y el Sr. Nadal Sc
distinguieron mucho en- ella, es-
pecialmente la primera en- Ell inge-
nioso diaiogo de Ia Ultima escen l..
"Estuche de monerias", a .
bien ponderada, es va conoci,.a
de nuestro pdbiico, y gusta mucho
siempre.
la cocotero", gust6 algo, pero
es de las obras conducentes 4 de-
mostras que ell genero chico del tea
tro sspahoi decae mucho. es ohra
de no POGO moiinete y sus chlstes
son algo sicaiipticos. que gusta mu-
cho al pIbiico de gai.lnero Y no al
de butaca.
Para mahana anuncian una fun
ci6n a benefcio de ia ieicsia cat6il
ca que sera IA Ultima de "a tempora-
da de la compania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-13

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
s 2 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-13

Nluchas marcas de harinas bonitos nombres van
anualmente pero por de centura la harna
OLD MEDAL ha sdo la meor del mundo por exelencax
universamente famosa por su uniformdad alta caldad
ue varia La haIn GOLD MEDAL esta manuacturada
lei mejor trgo de los grandes monos de America por
harna favoa de todos los panaderos del mundo
, 1909-02-03
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATIC

81. y SIAIlON.
London, Jan. 30th-It is reported that
Mr.. Sinclair, Secretary for Scotland, upon
whom a peerage has been conferred, will
succeed Earl Grey as Goyernor-General OF
Canada.
The new battleship Vanguard being built
bv Messrs. Vickers Sons and Maxim will
bs launched on February twenty second.
She will b. the heaviest and most modern
ly equipped warship,and several records have
been broken in her construction.
The Canadian curriers' have beaten Scot
land by I12 to 70 in the first of three games
for Lord Strathcona's trophy.
It is understood that an understanding
exists between England, France and Italy
regarding events which may occur after the
Emperor Menelik's death.
At the Labourites' Annual Conference an
amendment of its constitution, max ne the
party's policy distinctly socialistic, was re-
iected by 100000 against $4,000, but a
resolution in a similar sense was adopted
the nonsocialistic delegates ignoring it,
A Bombay telegram states that a Hindu
skudent of the agricultural college and IN
oyerseer on the Government farm have been
sentenced to q years Imprisonment for mutt
l9tion of Queen Yictoria's stntne.
A Paris despatch states that France will gHo
O medal to Mr.. BInus, the wireless op6Fatot OF
the Republic.
Several special trains took numerous dis
tinguished mourners TO the funeral Of NJ.
Coquelin at Port Aux Danes, among them
being M. Claretie, director Of the Theatre
Francois, NJ. Paul Deroulede, representatives
of the government various societies and 9th
ers. NJ. Rostand read q tribute beside
the coffin in the garden and the inter
ment took place near the statue OF Mo
liere at the retreat for actors which N.Coque-
lin founded
A convention has been signed regarding
the war materials left behind when SPAN
evacuated Cuba, which Span sells to Cuba
for sixty thousand pounds.
Bulgaria is disbanding her reservl5ts ana
will send the powers a circular complaining
of Turkeys uncompromisinS attitude, wDlch
must be held responsible for all consequences
and entities Bulgaria to consider itself DIS
charged from all obligation to continue ne
gotiations upon the basis of u pecunlnry
adjustment. Some regard this as an ulll-
matum.
According to a despatch from the Hague
it is understood that Hollands demands III
, 1909-02-03

being made for its simultaneous production
at another London Theatre, q circumstance
without precedent for a generation. 1t will
also be produced in the provinces. The
promoters of conscription regard the play
rs an object lesson for their contentious, and
propose establishing recruiting stations at
the theatres. it is also proposed 70 open
subscriptions for defraying it's presentation
where ordinarily it would be improbable.
The majority of newspaper leaders and cri-
ties condemn it rs Il play, but admit its force
rs a pamphlet.
Melbourne despatch says that Mr.. Poarco,
Chairman Of Committees of the Federal
Senate, in the course of II speech stated that
the Government Of the Commonwealth were
considering tho armjug Of every adult and
compulsory universal military training to be
embodied in tho dcteuse bin Thus decla-
ration Of policy WAS apropos OF q meeting Of
Germans on tho German Euporor'4 BIRTH
day emphasizing Au-tralia's appropriateness,
at the same time Mn. Poarce euIogized the
loyalty Of The German colonis's.
The Daily Mail says the government COM
mission upon American control Of the Brit
ism ment trade VIII report against any I'M
reference, as meat is necessary.
In the international Rugby football match
on Saturday England defeated France 10y
twenty to nothing.
The death is announced Of Countess Fer
dinond de Lesseps.
A BetIin telegram states that Adolf Stoin
will shortly publish a book containing q
sensational chapter, alleging THAT the Kaiser
is not responsible for the Kruger telegram,
as the officials Of the Foreign Office insisted
upon thus answering the Trausyaal's inquiry,
despite the Emporor'5 objections, and for
which for twelve years be has been made the
scapegoat.
The earthquake +. Spain on Saturday was
a slight one, no fatalities occurred IN B4rce-
lone, Bomara in Morocco is reported to have
been overwhelmed and several huuared Iyoa
lost.
A shock was felt Yesterday ut Montreal,
put beyo 4 tho fright caused, 10 damage
was done.
Turkey has demanded a specific state
meut whether Bulgaria will negotlate.t All
the signatorios of the Berlin treaty have oc-
cepted Russia's proposal to jointly invite
Bulgaria to demotilize.
Ottawa Feb. 1st-rho Dominion Gov
arnment has not been consulted regarding
Earl Grey's successor, but it is believed that
Mr.. Sinclair Is more Jikely to succeed the
Earl Of Aberdeen as Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland.
Washington, Feb. 1st.-The House of Re-
personalities has appropriated five hundred
thousand dollars for war balloons.
New York, Feb. 1st-Tho Korona, which
arrived here yesterday, experienced a wild
tip from St. Thomas. On the twenty fifth
fire was discovered, and Captain Carmichael
and second officer Strumm were pros
trated by their e~xertions at the risk
Of their lives, On "Wednesday q terrible
gale was encountered, the feed pipe broke,
but they were unable to stop for repairs on
account of stress Of weather until Friday,
and it had hardly been repaired before more
storms were experienced. The passengers
adopted resolution of thanks for the sea
manship and bravery displayed.
, 1909-02-03
"UME AWTS"
Is published Egery
Wednesdays Saturday

~1N
Wednesdays Saturday
TERMS OF Xubscr4etioR
s dollars per annum, payable half-yearly
in advance.
Parties DESTROYS OF withdrawing their
subscription to the "AVIS' are re-
quired to give 3 months notice.
Terms OF Adyel Using,
al proved by Government25th June 1858.
For an advertisement of 8 lines or under
for 3 nsertiOns:--
Small Type Brevier) l to s lines. 500
Overs lines, per line .......... 10
Large Type, Long Primer, Small
lea, Picn and Columbia l to lines 90
Over shines, per ine........... 10
For q line of the largest type. 10
For one to three subsequent insertions the
half amount of these charges will be made.
All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at
this Office on TUESDAY, & FRIDAYS not later than
ONE O'CLOCK p. m. The postage on letters to this Office
from West End or St. Thomas must be prepaid or no notice
will be taken of them.
Special Contracts may be made with parties whomay be
wiBhful to advertise yearly, half yearly or quarterly.
TO CONTRIBUTORS.-We cannot pay any attention 20
anonymous communications every article must be &C
companicd by the writer's name, not necessarily torpublca-
ton. but as an evidence of authenticity, and for our own
Security and it must be distinctly understood that when
communication is inserted the editor does not necessarily
agree with the opinions expressed by the writer. We can
n OF undertake to return nor preserve rejected manu-
scripts. Manuscript matter must be written only on one
O0o ANAAN neatness and despatch.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12

Pioneer -four is the best; have no
other.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12
Modern Taste in Photographs.

The modern taste in photographs is
very apt to be entirely critical.
People are particular as to what they
want in this line. Nothing but the
best is good enough for them. That's
why Logan, the busiest photographer
in Stockton, has so many customers
amongst the critical class His work
is most excellent. You'll find it
handsomely finished, clear and dis
tinct and true to life. Have a dozen
made next time you are IN town.
Your friends will want one as soon as
they see them. Prices no higher than
elsewhere. Stu 10 at 10 South San
Joaquin street, Stockton. Cal.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS
nov Z. V. woop. drpGE

HON y. V. WOOD JUDGE
Estate of Guiseppi Garbarini-F Final
report and petition for distrioution
hled. February 13 appointed for
hearing same.
Estate of Blanca M. GarbarinI DE
cree establishing notice.to creditors.
Estate of Mary Rick Decree estab-
fishing notice to creditors.
Estate of Annie Allen Order made
liking collateral inheritance tax as
follows. Geo. E. Allen, slh6. -;
Sophie M. Manasian, sl56. -; John
Il. Allen, s5S.06; the bequest to Mrs
5. W. Bright being $1,000, aud within
the limit fixed by law, was declared
exempt from the inheritance tax. 1t
was further ordered that if the said
taxes are not paid within eighteen
months from the death of the de-
ceased, interest be charged thereon as
provided by law. Lhe total amount
devised under the will of deceased
was S57, 032.5O.
Estate of Giuseppe A. Garbarlni. -
Decree establishing notice to credit
ors.
Estate of Julia A. Wildman--Decree
establishing notice to creditors.
Estate of Margaret Holtz-Hearing
on petition to terminate life estate
partially had, and further hearing
continued until Feb. 13.
Estate of Henry Stark. Petition
dismissed.
Estate of Isaac McClary. decree
establishing notice to creditors.
Josephine Soully VS.. Antoine
Valera Trial had. No appearance
Of defendant. Judgment for plaintiff
as prayed for and cancellation of
lease; execution stayed for five days
after entry of judgment.
Allen Estate Co. VS.. l.. L.. Cuneo-
trial continued until March g.
Dufrene ct al vs.. Allen Estate Co.
Motion to dismiss Injunction continu-
ed until March l.
Joseph Oneto VS.. T.. L. Bartlett, as
administrator. Set for trial February
IS.
People VS.. Sutter Greek State Bank
Order made confirming sale of
South Eureka mining stock.
In one of the cases of People VS..
Jackson Dennis for making false
statement to the Bank Commissioner
the indictment in which case was
sustained, the defendant has filed a
bill of exception to the order over
ruling the demurrer with the evident
intention of taking the matter to
the appellate court.
New Cases
Geo. NJ. Waechter VS.. Mary
Waechter Complaint filed and sum
monns issued Feb. 8.
People vs.. Mary Ross-Information
filed charging defendant with grand
larceny.
Frank Garlbaldi and Frank Deven-
cenzi VS.. John b. Grillo ct al. Suit
tc quiet title to the Gold Dust placer
claim. in section 22-7-12, volcano dis
trict in which it is alleged the de-
PENDANTS claim some interest.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12
SEALED
PROPOSALS

Bids Will be received at the Office
the of under signed until o'clock D.
M, on Thursday, the 4th day of
March, 1909, for doing the printing
and advertising of the city of jackson
for one year from date of contract.
Bids will only be received for adver-
tising in newspapers of general cir
culation printed and published in the
city of Jackson, California.
Bidders Will state IN proposals the
price per square for doing said work.
according to the following schedule,
to wit:
Price per square for first insertion
second -
" " " d" third
The said square to consist of 234
ems.
Headings of publications not to ex-
ceed two inches.
Bidders will also state in said pro-
posals the prices for doing the follow
ing printing, to wit:
Letter heads per 500, on quality of
paper to be seen in city CLERK IS office.
Envelopes No. XXX per 500. on
quality of paper to be seen IN city
clerks office.
Envelopes No. 10 per 500, on quality
OF paper to be seen in city clerks
office.
Lax Receipts 100 per book, on quail
ty OF paper to be seen in city clerks
office.
Dog Tax receipts 100 per book. on
quality of paper to be seen in city
clerks office.
Treasurer's receipts 100 per book, on
quality of paper to be seen in city,
clerks office.
Poll Tax receipts, 100 per hook, on
quality OF paper to be seen in city
clerks office.
Water wagon receipts, so or 100 per
book, on quality of paper to be seen
in city clerks office.
Criminal complaints for Recorders
court, per 100
Criminal warrants for Recorders
court, pei 100.
Criminal commitments for Record
er's court, per 100.
Criminal bail bonds-general-for Re-
coIder's court per 100.
Atidavits of official capacity for
Recorders court per 100
Posters "A sheet per 100
a additional 100
" p sheet per 100
p " additional 100
City claims per 1000. as per sample
to be seen in office of city clerk, and
on quality OF paper to be seen III
said office.
Assessment lists per 500, or 1000 as
per sample TO be seen IN office of city
clerk. and on quality of paper to be
seen in said office.
Postal cards per 100, including post
age.
transcripts and briefs printed as re-
quired by rules of the Supreme Court
of the State of California, per page.
All work to be done in neat and
workmen like manner. The Board OF
Trustees reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
T.. M. KELLEY,
City CLERK.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12
LOCAL NEWS

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
N. to p. m. Phone-Otice, black
AL: residence. Black 1894; jackson.
q DR.. Sprague's private sanitarium is
proving great convenience, especial
ly to those living at distance from
town who require medical aid. For
a doctor to visit so often would in
volve an expense beyond their means.
But by entering the private hospital
they can be waited on and receive
proper medical care at a materially
reduced cost. Also for single men 1t
is found very convenient and eco
Domicai. The doctor is to be com
mended for staring such an insttu-
tion, and it is hoped that it will form
the neucIeus of an important and
growing business in this line.
Peter Leonesio has moved his
family from South jackson to the
premises at Scottsville recently vacat-
ed by Jas. r.. Dye.
There are scarcely any vacant houses
around jackson. And almost every
day people are inquiring for dwelling
houses. Ihe prospects are on the
improve, with every reason to believe
that this city IS entering upon long
period Of prosperity. The mining
interests are looking we'll and with
the mines on a solid working basis,
there is no reason why every branch
OF business should not respond in pro-
portion.
The Argonaut niue is again putting
on full working force, after COM
pleting the repairs to the shaft. The
work of laying a new track in the
shaft was completed early this week.
Johnny Delahide, who has been at
tending school in Oakland, has been
compelled to return home for a while
on account Of sickness.
a new line OF laces and embrolderies.
tiounce embroidery, ETC., just arrived
at The Red Front.
Lnst-A pair of adjustable reading
glasses without bows, lost between
Mrs Lsmin's and Mrs Guerards re-
sidence, around the middle of last
month. Finder will please leave the
same at Mrs Guerard's and be re-
warded.
Geo. A. Gordon returned home
Monday evening, after an absence OF
several weeks for the heneht of his
health. His health has greatly i'm
proved by the change OF scenery and
climate lie spent most of the time
since'he left in Mill Valley in Marin
county. and few days in Redwood
CITY. lie ia again attending TO his
duties of deputy assessor in the court
house.
Joe Jones is preparing to start
restaurant in the rear of Dalo's saloon
in the Rocco building, making "A
speciality OF Chinese dishes. lie has
men at work arranging the place with
this objeot in view.
DR.. Hndicott was called to Lancha
Plana on Saturday to attend Phil
sheridan. who on the previous day
while driving posts tor a new fence
fell and injured his hip. The injury,
although painful is not serious.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12
Wild Animals Driven
From the Mountains

The snow line is within a few miles
east of jackson. The hills around
Clinton are covered with snow. Butte
mountain was decorated with a white
crown early this week, but it has
since disappeared. The superabund-
ance of the tleecy mantle in the
mountains above, has had the effect,
SO we are informed by travellers and
prospectors, of driving from their
fastnesses number of wild animals.
Jim Meeks, says, while prospecting
the other day he came across the foot
prints of a California lion hear the
Alpi ranch, only two miles from
jackson, the prints indicating lion
of great size. Hunger makes these
animals more than ordinarily feroci-
Gus, and they are apt to attack any
thing that comes in their way. On
this account it is we'll for school
children in the outlying districts to
be on their guard while travelling to
and from school.
The long continued cold and rain,
and the scaIity of native feed, is tell
ing upon cattle. One explanation of
the wild animals invading the lower
sections is that they find prey in
cattle that have perished in this
severe spell. Feed is very short still,
but according to accounts the cattle
are if anything in better shape IN
this county than over the borders of
our sister county.
Frank DeMassa, the blacksmith at
the Kennedy mine who went to San
Francisco recently to be treated for a
foreign substance in his eye, by DR..
Barkan, had to have the eye taken
out. small piece of steel, and the
inflammation resulting therefrom, de-
stroyed the sight. The steel was eX-
tracted, and thereafter the specialist
decided that the eye had to be remov-
ed. DeMassa had not returned home
at last accounts.
An expert optioian from the we'll
known Chinn- Berreta Company, will
be in Jackson next Thursday. Feb.
IS, at Ruhser's drug store. Persons
needing glasses adjusted to their
sight should make It point to see
him.
Alex Adams of PineI Grove, left
this morning for Sonora. Tuolumne
cunty, with the Intention of starting
a shooting gallery in that town.
Amador ledger., 1909-02-12
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

Grhe following instruments have been fled
for record in the recorders onice since our last
report We publish n complete list OF docu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accede TO
any request to suppress any document from
these co 0lumns. Don't ask US to do SO
Power of Atturney-H. w. M. Ogg
to Walter W. Phillips of Sacramento,
granting full power of attorney In
regard to the Wild Hog mining claim,
Plymouth district.
Proof of Labor-n. W. M. Ogg on
Wild Hog mining claim, in Plymouth
distr lot.
+. b. Joyce on Somerset quartz
mine, Volcano district.
Certificate of Redemption. Fred
Greisbach, on lot 8 block 8, Volcano,
taxes of 1906, S5.4
Uhattel Mortgages-John Kovace-
vich to Michel Savich, furniture in
dwelling in Jackson, $3.50, 1S months,
6 per cent interest.
Notice of Completion Virginia
Ratio gives notice of the completion
of building on Hamilton tract by s..
f. DalpoTta on the lst of February.
Resolutlon-At a meeting OF stock
holders of Original Amador Mining
Company, authorizing the removal of
the principal place of business from
Amador City, to the city of Oakland.
and fixing the regular meetings of
the board of directors to be held on
the second Monday of each month.