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Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
MUST FILE ACCOUNTS
A Sweeping Order
In Probate Cases.

Judge Wood will not tolerate lax
methods on the part Of administrators
and guardians of estates in his court.
He recently made an order requiring the
filing of accounts in all cases where re-
ports have not been made in accordance
with law The order has created a
nutter among the legal fraternity. The
order reads as follows:
In the matter Of the rendition of ac-
counts and reports and return of nven-
tories in certain estates.
Whereas oral complaints have been
made to the Judge of this court by heirs
and creditors and parties interested in
certain estates now being administered
in this court, of unusual and nnneces-
sary delay in the administration to the
detriment of such heirs and creditors
and portes interested in such estates !;
And whereas it appears by an ex-
animation of the records that the execu-
tors or administrators having charge of
the estates hereinafter named have failed
and neglected to comply with the statutes
requiring every executor or admins
traitor within thirty days after the expira-
tion of the time for presentation OF
claims against the estate to render to the
court an account and report of the admi-
nistration of the estate and an exhibit
of all debts which have been presented
and allowed;
1t is hereby ordered that the executor
of the last will or the administrator of
the estate, as the case may be, of the
decedents hereinafter named do within
thirty days from date, render to this
court a full account and report of ad.
ministration of such estate and an ex.
hibt of all debts which have been pre-
sented and allowed, to wit:
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON, F. V. WOOD JUDGE

Estate and guardianship Of Louis
Oneto, a minor-Order of final dis
charge of guardian made and filed.
Estate of Emma Leach, deceased-Or
der of publication of notice to creditors
made.
Estate of Bernhard Isaacs, deceased
Stipulation of counsel filed that coun-
sci for NJ Isaacs have seven days after
administrator motion to amend courts
order is decided, to serve and file his
anne lded petition; that counsel for ad-
ministrator may have seven days to de
mur thereto; that the time for the in
PRODUCTION of further evidence be fixed
at the calling of the next calender.
Matter of the application of Chali
Bogisich for ctzenship-Petitioner
examined and the court made an order
denying the petition on the ground that
petitioner lacks sufficient understanding
of the government of the United States,
and it does not satisfactorily appear that
it is the intention of petitioner TO per.
manently reside within the United
States.
Matter of the estate of Thomas Rowse,
deceased-Fi account and report filed !,
petition filed for settlement and d stri-
button of final account.
New Cases
Chichizola Estate Company, a corpor-
alton VS. A J Peyton ct al. Complaint
filed and summons issued. Suit to for
close mortgage. The defendants are in
debted to them in the sum of S640; that
the mortgaged premises be sold BY a
commissioner to be hereafter appointed,
that commissioner be orderd to execute
deed to the purchaser and that writ
of assistance issue for the possession Of
said premises.
Estate of James H Holman, deceased
w L Fortner, jr, petitions for letters
of administration. The estate consists
of real property, consisting of two lots
in Plymouth and do not exceed $500 in
value. The next of kin are Laura B
Holt, residing at Lacenter Kentucky,
and ! T Holman, residing at Oxford,
Kansas. The deceased is believed to
have died intestate.
Estate of Angelo Zucconi-Order to
sho W cause filed
Estate and guardianship of VIM j.
Stone-Order made appointing W. H,
Bergman, 7, A. Chichizola and L. A.
White as appraisers.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03

lNdllleS VI DSCGuCIllS
John Deetes Andrew Mackenzie
D B Maggiora Phillip Gilbert
Gustovus Froelch John .Jelletich
Mary Dukes Cathr 'neMcCormick
Vim. Gioviannoni E D Hartshorn
Richard D Jones Albert Particelli
Martin MiljaS Samuel Williams
John A Fregulia Domenico Fregula
James H Bonham William Trelease
Madelena Ratio Giovonni B Ratio
James Nichols Enrico Ginocchio
James Frederickson Christina Gilbert
Francisco Luporini Antonio Matulch
William Anderson Martin Deragnia
Elena Giovannon Willis H Boydston
Iames w Shealor John Ames
Michael Joy Fayette W Knapp
Angelo Zucconi Peter Mace
William Felker Ann Bennetts
Domenick P Cross Ellen M Malsen
Amy IA Boyson John B Garibaldi
Louis Perienda John Andrews
John Voss John Dynan Jr.
Annie E Trelease Maggie Hearty
John 7 Kelly Thos H Stone
Thos C Mckenzie A Vidal
Julia A Wildman John VOllmer
Thomas Rouse
And it furher appearing from an eX-
amnation of the records Of this court
that the executor of the last wills or
administrators of the estates of the
deceased persons hereinafter named, have
failed to comply with the terms of Sec
tion l443 of the Code of Civil Proce-
dure, which requires and provides that
every executor or administrator must
make and return to the court within
three months after his appointment a
true inventory and appraisement of all
the estate of decedent that has come to
his possession or knowledge;
II is futher ordered that within twenty
days from this date the executors or
administrators having charge of the eS-
tates hereinafter named, make and re-
turn to this court true inventory and
appraisement of all of the estate of such
decedent that has come to his possession
or knowledge.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

Irhe following Instruments have been filed
Tor record in the recorders office since our last
report. We publish % complete list OF docu-
ments recorded, and must decline to accede 70
any request to suppress any document from
these co iumns Don'task us to do Sc
Bill Of Sale--Thomas Sofacco to A c
Ham, all the water flowing in School
house gulch near Aqueduct with all
bitches and reservoirs connected
Herewith, 500. Date of sale, December
8, 1870.
Location-Wm Goodman el al locates
the Ashland creek placer claim.
Deeds-.Julius Chichizola to Nataa
Antonna, lot in north Amador, sS5.
George Yager etal to A Friderch, 800
acres in 9 and l0-5-l0, $40.
T M Pawling, as county Judge, to
Joseph Savage, lot in block 23, Sutter
Creek, s2l 81.
Martha Savage to Dora Shealor, 10:
7 block %, Sutter Creek, 500.
Mrs Susan Hampton to Giacoma Esola,
part of lot 7, block 3, Amador City,
500.
Vim F Woodwork to Chichizoa Es-
tate Co, 80 acres in 26-8.l3, $40.
Vim H LESLEY to Chichzola Estate
Co, 4O6 25 acres in 2, 3, and Alb, $40.
William J LESLEY to Chichizola Es-
tate Co, 100 acres in and BIB, $40.
Bird Hanson to George W Felker, lot
6 block Ia, Plymouth, IS.
Morris Brinn to Anuizo Malatesta,
lot IL block IL, and part of lot g. block
l8, Sutter Greek, $40.
VIM H Mooney to Bridget Mooney,
100 acres in 1911, love and affection.
Mrs Bridget Mooney to Pete Ger
molis ct al, 40 acres in 1911, $40.
Lease-B Horton leases to the
Trustees of Campo Opra school distric
about one acre of land in Camp Opr;
for the purpose of building a schoo
house thereon. No consideration.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
ORC FINO
MASQUERADE
A Big Success Financially

Orc Fino Circle wishes to thank all
those who donated prizes for the mas
querade ball last week, and all those
who took an active part in contributing
to the success of the affair. The total
amount received from all sources was
1907. IS; expenses, $l5l. 60; net profit,
$155.75 The floor managers were r.
Beauchemin, Rose Yolo, Alameda
Schrader, w. Connors; floor director,
w. Yolo. The judges were Mrs F. V.
Wood, Mrs A. w. Stone, Mrs Fox, Mrs
Geo. Green, Jos. Datson, Mr. Grad
dock and MIR Nc Laughln.
The committee of arrangements was
composed of the following Liona Harris
Helen Simsich, Kate Yolo, and Nellie
Ginocchio.
The following persons and firms con-
tributed toward the prizes.
Mr. Milovich, Steve Copovich, Mr.
Bogisich. Frank Simcich, Woodworth,
Pete Piccardo, Mr. White. Green &
Ratio Union Hotel John Chinn, P L
Cassinelli, O Harper Spagnol Drug
Store, w Pepovich, John Ratio, Mr.
Bierce, Mr. Rugne, Podesto & Taylor,
Geo Lucot, Lepara & kodak, Mr. Lctang,
Ed Kay, Olympus Restaurant Louvre
Restaurant, Matt Muldoon, California
Hotel, Mr. S Myers, Ardtto Bros, Mrs
Cu.eo, Red Front, Dal Porto & Co.
Bakery, DR.. Wilson, Mason Bros, An
drew Perovich, L Radovich, VIM Tam,
Mr. Langhorst, Miss NJ Prosser, Carl
bald Saloon, sMaccaroni Factory,
Podcsta & Gamba, Oliver & Nettlc, Mrs
A Hurst The City Pharmacy, John
Srohm Chas Reynolds, The Louvre,
Geo Thomas, Mr. Heiser, DR. Gall, Vim
Schroeder, Sigmond Deutsch, Broadway
Hotel Marie Bros, Mrs Delahide, w
o & Club Green, Geo Dornan, Vcla
and Piccardo, Nc Gary, Ginnocchio Bro
Joe Dalo Rocco & Huberty, Mr. Luy-
banco, The Acme, Geo Weller, Leach &
Head, Mr. Sam Phcar
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03

TOtal rainfall for season to date E. 6 33 inches
TO corresponding period last season !. As
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
A Land Contest.

The contest between George Preston
and B. w Pitts touching the agricul-
tural or mineral character OF certain
tract of land near Pine Grove was heard
before county clerk j. K. Huberty ON
Monday and Tuesday last. Preston is
the agriculture! claimant, homesteading
many years ago 60 acres including the
tract in controversy. He had lived there
with his family, erected buildings and
cultivated a portion of the land. A
mineral location was thereafter made ON q
portion of the homestead, which Grn
braced considerable of his improve
ments. 1t has been worked to some cX-
tent Tor quartz, but not steadily, and
while gold quartz has been taken out, ii
is claimed by the homesteader that the
land is more valuable for agricultural
than for mining purposes. Under the
impression that he would be strengthen
ing his title, the homesteader some
wears back Located that particular piece
in question as q quartz claim, but never
attempted to work it as such. This
complicated the matter, although the
settler contended that his step was taken
for no other purpose that to protect him
self as a h0mesteader. Government
agents have visited the ground, and after
a full inquiry the authorities at Wash
ington decided that the original home
stead Of Preston should be restored
On this decision, Preston at once gave
notice of making final proof and the
proofs were taken before the u. S. COM
missioner last month. Pitts, the quartz
claimant, filed protest, and requested
a hearing to prove the mineral character
of the land, ard Monday last was set as
the time for taking the proofs in this
contest. The county clerk will merely
certify to the testimony, and the testi-
mony will then be forwarded to the land
Office for its decision. Both sides
were represented by an attorney at the
hearing. The contest involves about 20
acres. of Preston homestead, the most
valuable portion of IT.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
RiCh Mems Gifts Are Poor.

beside this "a want to go on record as
saying that regard Electric Bitters as
one of the greatest gifts that God has
made to woman, writes Mrs o. Rhine
vault, of Vestal Center, N.Y., 81 can
never forget what it has done 'or me '
This glorious medicine gives woman
buoyant spirits, yigor of body and
jubilant health. 1t quickly cures ner-
yousness, sleeplessness, melancholy
headache, backache, fainting ana dizz,
spells; soon builds up the weak, a5lng
and sckly Fry them. SOC at Spag
noil's Drug Store.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
LOCAL NEWS

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
IN. to 5 p. IN. Phone-Otlice, black
444: residence. Black 1884, jackson.
Ursula iParlor ~ D. G. W. will give
a grand masquerade ball on New Years
eve, December 3lst, in. Loves hall.
Full particulars will be given hereafter.
Last Tuesday, November 30, was the
birthday anniversary of D. B. Spagnoli.
AS has been the custom for many years,
the event was celebrated by gathering
of all the members of The family at a
dinner prepared for the occasion Ernest
Spagnoli came from San Francisco to be
present He returned to the city Wed
nesday morning.
|. Hattersley, who with his wife went
TO Lodi last week on a visit, returned
Monday. He left Mrs Hattersley in the
valley town for a more extended visit
with friends there.
W. F. Detert, superintendent of the
Zeila, returned early this week from
short visit to the city.
Chris Marelia, who came up from the
CITY to visit his family, and who was
detained by quarantine on account OF
scarletna in the family, was released
last week, and left again for the city in
the early part Of the week, where ne is
engaged in business.
Geo. +. Dornan left Sunday morning
or Sln F!4nciSco to purchase holiday
goods,
Mrs Eudey and her two daughters
Bertha and lnez. also Alex Eudey and
wife, came up from Oakland the latter
part of last week, called hither by the
sad death of Mrs John Eudey Mr and
Mrs Alex Eudy and the two Miss
Eudeys returned to Oakland Monday.
Mrs Eudey will remain here for short
time.
Miller's Best Flour-oncc kneaded al
wavs needed. no 5
Professor Gerome viii open adancing
school in Jackson this evening. He
has engaged the banquet room of the
Odd Fellows Hall for that purpose. He
will give Instructions two evenings each
week and all tic latest dances. He is
from Los Angeles, aud is thoroughly
posted in his profession. He comes
highly recommended He should be
well patronzed by those who desire to
improve, themselves in this fascinating
amusement.
C. 7. Kemmerer, a special agent OF
the land department was here Monday
and Tuesday last to conduct the con-
tested homestead case of Pitts VS..
George Preston, as to the mineral or
agricultural character of portion OF the
land embraced in the latter's homestead.
The testimony was completed Tuesday,
AMI the government official lett Wednes-
day morning
High grade candies on hand at all
times at the Acme Candy Parlor
= Mrs Giles, widow of the late Dr. j.
II. Giles of Sutter Greek, has moved
into tine Sanders residence near the
county hospital.
c. Boglsich, foot OF Broadway
Fresh Fish every Thursday. mol.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 8 a.
IN. to 5 p. N. Phone-Oitice, black
444: residence. Black 1894; jackson.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03

Xmas Perfumes, always appropriate as q
gift and always acceptable even where
other gifts may not be. this is cs-
pecially true of our stock. AT Ruhser s.
As wrong impression has got abroad,
we will say that DR.. Spragle was moi
called to attend the case of Mrs John
Endey until after the fatal symptoms
of blood poisoning mad developed, and
he dill everything possible to ward off
the inevitable end.
Dan Murphy who is ln business in
trunks. valises, etc, on Ellis street,
San Francciso, came up last week, on a
short visit to his folks at Butte City.
Xmas Brushes. Every kind you
want but especially Hair and Cloth
Brushes. At Ruhser's.
The members of the local lodge OF O.
E. S. No. 36 on Tuesday evening
gathered OF the number of IS at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs Jas Jay Wright,
and presented the bride with a hand
some SCI of silver spoons and forks, as
token of their regards, A pleasant
social evening was spent by those pre-
sent, and the local band gave the bridal
pair a serenade.
W. C.. Hoss has moved his family
from his mountain ranch to the Andrews
rlace, this side of Pine Grove for the
winter.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
II Is a Wonder,

Chamberlain l.iniment 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., 1909-12-03


1t is futher ordered that the clerk of
this court forthwith give notice of the
foregoing order to the executor or ad-
ministrator having charge of the estate
of each and every deceased person
mentioned herein and also to the attor-
ney for such executor or administrator
and to the guardian of the estate of each
and every minor or incompetent person
named in said order and to the attorney
for each of said guardians.
FRED V. WOOD, Judge.
Done in open court, November 26,
1909.
Cancellation of mortgage to
Garbarini.
Mortgage " S Garibarni ct uX to
Vincenzo Talent, two lots on south,
Jackson, $3.50, payable one day after
November 8, 1909, with interest at the
rate of per cent per annum.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03
AMADOR LEDGER
JACKSON, CAL DECEMBER 3, 1909
TEMPERATURES AND RAINFALL

This table gives the highest and lowest tenn
perature in Jackson for each day, together with
the rainfall, as recorded by self-registering
Instruments kept at the Ledger Office.
Amador ledger., 1909-12-03

Estate Of
John Deletes Enrico Ginoccchio
Phillip Gilbert Gustavus Frolich
William G Anderson e D Hartshorn
Richard D Jones John Ames
Michael Joy John A Fregulia
James H Bonham Domenick P Cross
Amy M Boy5on Joh1 b Garibaldi
Louis Perlenda John Andrews
John Voss John Dynan Jr.
Ann E Trelcase Maggie Hearty
John 7 Kelly Tho5 McKe1zie
A Vidal Andrew Mac Kenlic
James Frcderickson Christina Gilbert
c lthr' neMcCormckMary Dnkes
Willis H Boydston Alberto Particelli
Martin Miljas Samuel Williams
Peter Mace Ann BennettS
Madaena Ratio Julia Ginocchio
Christian Kicntz S9iro Lepetich
AleXender Orr d A Patterson
II further appearing from the records
of this court that the gI,rdian of the
minors and incompetent persons herein
after named have failed to comply with
the conditions OF their official ponds as
such guardians in that they have not re-
turned to the court an account on oath OF
the property estate and moneys of the
words in their hands within three
months after their appointment;
1t is ordered that within twenty days
from this date the guardian of the estate
of each and every minor or incompetent
person hereinafter named make and re-
tarn 10 this court a verified inventory
and appraisement of the estate OF his
ward, namely;
Name of minor or Incompetent
Eva Delets Eugene d HDtterSley
Claude Wright Frank L Frates
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28

When the stomach, heart or kidne, nerves get weak, these organs always fail Don't drug the stomach nor stim- ulate the heart or kidneys. That is sim ply a make-shift. Get a prescription known to druggist everywhere as Df Shops Restorative. The Restorative k prepared expressly for these weak inside nerves. Strengthen these nerves. builo them up with pr. Shops Restorative tablets or liquid and see how quickly help will come. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28
Bill Inside.

Bill Jones. a country storekeep- CT in the short grass district of Kansas, went to Kansas City to buy a stock of goods. The goods were shipped immediately and reached home before he did. When the boxes were delivered at 1 i, store by the drayman. his wife hap pened to look at the largest; she let out loud cry and called for a hammer. A neigh bor hearing the screams rushed to her assistence, asking the cause of her trouble. The wife, pale and faint, pointed to an inscription on the box which read as follows: Bill inside. Ex.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28

It is estimated that 65,OOO tons of cotton seed are crushed in Ar kansas annually. yielding 2,665 gallons of oil. The seed, which as late as so years ago was con- sidered worthless. and was giyer to Whomsoever would haul 1t off brings from SIS to SIS a ton ane at tais time there are six mills ir Little Rock and Agenta and AZ throughout the State, devoted t. business. It is estimated that 3( cents per gallon is the averag. price and it is seen that the value of that pressed reaches an enor nous figure.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28
 Whats In a Name?

A Texas exchange says: The town of Ochiltree has a butcher named Gutter. Higgins has a bar Der named Butcher, near Arndeti is a farmer named Cotton, neal AIine. Okla. there is temperance orator named Booze, a pool hall 1T Ava is conducted by q man namee Church. Amarillo has a man named Waters who drives the oil wagon Dalhart has paper named Cash and d man named Straight was sent to jail in Ft. Worth for crook ed work in a land deal.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28

partment and division of our State Fair will be much bigger and better than ever before. and no time to be lost by those who want a promi- nent showing in any department.
 Applications for horse. cattle. swine, sheep and goat stalls are more than during any previous year. Fully $500 entries in the poultry department are m sight, and the thousands of feet in the agricultural. horticultural, educa- tional and ladies divisions will be filled with a splendid and varied array of choice exhibits.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28
To Resume Work on Lock and Dam.

Contracting engineers are here making preparations for the build ing of five mile piece of railroad from Felsenthal to the location of lock and dam No. 6, in the Ouachi- ta river east of here, so that the actual work on same may be com menced at once. Already large part of tfe heavy machinery for mixing concrete has arrived and will be taken to the site as soon as this road can be built. Lock No. 6 is a series of nine locks and dams in the Ouachta river which will make it nayigable the year around from the mouth to Camden, dis tance of 336 miles. This lock was contracted to the Chicago En- gineering and Construction com pany. but the contract was annulled by the government on ac- count of slowness and given to H. E. Talbot & Company. of Dayton. Ohio. No. 4 at Monroe is about completed and considerable work has been done on No. 8, but it will be several years before they are finished as the appropriations made so far will be used this year. A large force of men will be put to at once and kept busy until high water this winter.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28
 Farm Paper Free.

The News will send free of charge. to first 100 farmers paying their subscription in adv ance. The Southern AgruIturist for one year This is one of the best farm "a
 pers published in the South and
 this offer is a most liberal one. as The Agriculturist is 50 cents a year and The News $1.0O, hut we give both for $1.OO
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28
Wouldn't Stand It.

A minister once announced that on the following Sabbath he would preach on the subject of Hell and who will be there It is fur ther said that on the following day he received letters from four sa- loon men, two editors, two butch CTS, one groceryman, one ice man. two coal dealers, one class lealer and baseball umpire, notifying him if he dared mention tTeir names in his sermon they would withdraw their support and sue him for slander. Ex.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28

August time tells on the nerves. But that spirtless. no ambition feeling can be easily and quickly altered by taking what is known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Shops Restorative. Within 46 hours after beginning to use the Restora- tive improvement will be- noticed Of course, full health will not immediately return. The gain. however, will surely follow And best of all, you will realize and feel your strength and ambition as 1t is returning. Outside influences de- press first the inside nerves then the stomach. heart and kidneys will usually fail Strengthen these failing nerves with Dr. Shoops Restorative and see how quickly health will be yours again. Sold by all dealers.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28

a young man living near Sadie, La, :, who was one of a jolly crowd from that place who were enjoying a camp fish there, a shot gun was accidentally exploded and the en- tire load of shot passed through his leg back of the knee, severing the arteries and tendons. He was placed in a wagon and hurried to Huttig where Drs. Rowland and Mahony attended him, but it is probable that the limb will have to be amputated. He has been re-
 moved to his home.
The Huttig news., 1909-08-28
LADIES'.
When calling for above |

The pesky fly now makes you swear by crawling. crawling every where. He wipes his feet upon the bread, and creeps about your hairless head. Within the milk he takes bath. and in the butter he makes a path. and then he angers Mary Jane by speaking up the window pane, and mamma yells and squirms because he leaves those awful germs. Get out the sticky paper, quick, and make him goshamighty sick.-Ex.