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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
OPEN SALOONS
 IN DRY TOWN
RsVisei Boundary Transfers Two From
 New Ytrk Town 10 Connecticut.

Winsted. Nov. 2s.-The rerunning of the boundary line separating New York and Connecticut has disclosed the fact that a strip of land about a quarter of mile in width and which has been claimed by Millerton, N. Y.. for many years is actually a part of the town of Salisbury. Conn. Millerton is Ia license town and Salisbury has been dry almost since the civil war or it's citizens had supposed so.
 However. the resurvey established the fact that Hicks Hotel and the bar room owned by William Whalen. which stands near the State line, are In Salisbury, although for years Messrs- Hicks and Whalen have vot- ed. paid taxes and secured their li- quor licenses in Millerton. No steps have been taken to close the barroom yet Frank Hotchkiss and MT. Win teri1gham. a designer of steamboats. however. both of whom are wealthy Millerton residents. are said to have recently acquired lands near the State line. so in event either Hicks or Whal- en wanted to move his saloon across the line into New York he could not. Hotchkiss and WinteriEgham are tenn perance advocates
 Milerton voted for license last month by less than 15 majority. It is assert ed that there are enough wet elect ors residing on the strip who have hitherto voted in Millerton to make that town dry at the next election
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29

production per worker per day is s12.14 and the average daily wage paid is s13s The difference between s1214 and s1.3s Is s1O.76 and this difference goes into the coffers of the capitalist class. After all costs of operation, aside from wages, have been deduct ed. can you figure out how much will go into the pockets of the possessors of the means of life at the rate of s1o7s per day from so.ooo.oo0 produc- CTS
 vast riches cannot be made by hon. est toll. To get rich quick you must get something for nothing-steal 1t by cunning or fraud. monopoly or owner ship from the labors of others; ProI. George R. Kirkpatrick has said that MT. John D. Rockefeller owns more wealth than he could have earned If he had gone to work the morning Jesus Christ was born and had work ed every year since. 300 days year, ana had received s1 400 day"
 Here we are confronted with the saddest and at the same time the most cruel spectacle that ever met mortal gaze. Millions of people in idleness and want.in a world of limitless sup plies, in the greatest productive age in the history of the world. all because the owners of tools and the buyers of labor cannot sell at a profit the sur plus product of the 1abors-
 Socialism counts in its ranks states
  preachers. authors of interns tional fame. artists. poets, millionaries and thousands upon thousands of honest hearted. clean-handed. hard-headed artisans. It is the only movement on earth today that embraces in its arms all conditions. tongues and colors Of the human family and cements them together in a common brotherhood in- sns-o= with common purpose and working for one blessed common end.
 What think you of Socialism? Think of it we must, but how? Is 1t lofty as an ideal. true to fact as a theory of social evolution and a philosophy of history, sound in its economic prin- cipIes and wise and just as political Judge it. If it is funda- mentally wrong. expose and condemn it. for humanity is tired of shams false hopes and bloodshed. But if 1t Is fundamentally true. espouse and ex- pound it, for humanity calls louder to- day than yesterday for men who will lead it into the Temple of Truth and Justice.
 H. J. HORSEFTELD,
 101 Barnum ave, City.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
SPAIN WINNING
 PAPER VICTORIES
Special from United Presso

Gibraltar. Nov. 29.-Semi-ofhcial messages from MeliIla today indicate that the present advance" of the Spanish forces is nothing but a bluff preliminary to the early abandonment of the entire Moroccan campaign.
 The movement, it is declared, is en- gineered for no other purpose than to deceive the Spanish public It is re- cognized that it would not do for the troops to withdraw in apparent de- thusiasm-
 The advance is accomplishing no material gain. Only worthless posf- tions have been captured, several of them without a shot being fired The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
PUBLIC OPINION

To Editor of Farmer:
 Sir:-You report attitude of Emmei Club as unfavorable to T. P. OConnor's vicit to this country. The Irish party has grafted" over the present budget now before English Parliament. Its provisions add over $s O00.C00 to the taxation of Ireland and the tax on dJstilling will give Knockout blow to barley growing. Did Irish Party or T. F. OConnor vote against this tyrannical impost? No. not one rec crded his vote against excepting T. M Healy and he Is now called a trait or because he refused to help the Socialists and Liberals rob his poor countymen of $s.0OO. 900.
 So lcng as the Irish party flout the people and run at the. tail of either of the English parties-Liberal and Tory. America should refuse to help. They've been promising American subscribers to Home Rule next year" for these 90 years past. but O'Connor's visit has changed his time and said ''in five years" Over ten years ago he prom ised a Boston audience who she led out the dollars to get Home Rule next year" but given that time he has join cd the English Liberal Club. Irish Americans should send spare cash to develop industries in Ireland. and not give it to upkeep of "grafters."
 Yours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29

(By Wireless Baltimore. Md.) A mate and four men have been talk en off the stranded steamer Brewster and are no aboard the Diamond Shoals Lightship.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
Steamship Ashore With Fruit Car Q
Special from the United Press)

Especial from the United Press) Brewster, Captain King. bound from Jamaica to this city with a cargo of fruit. is ashore on Diamond Shoals. 20 miles south of Hateras and wire less messages from her have been picked up here and at Norfolk askir 2 that aid be sent Ter at once. The agents of the ship and Lloyds have been notified and tugs are being sent to her aid from Norfolk and Cape Hat teras-
 The message from the steamer states that a heavy north-north .east wind Is blowing, that the steamer is in grave danger. She is six miles inside of the lightship. in about 14 feet of water and her appeal for help was wired from the big lightship-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
Weather Indications

New Haven, Nov 29-Forecast: Clearing tonight; Tuesday fair and colder
 A trough of low pressure off the coast running from Hatteras, N. C., to Nantucket, Mass, is causing cloudy and rainy weather on the North Allan tic coast. An area of high pressure over the Lake region is causing pleas ant weather in the central and western districts. Moderate temperatures pre- vail in all sections
 Conditions favor for this vicinity cloudy and rainy weather during the day. followed by clearing tonight and fair on Tuesday.
 Northwest storm warning are dis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
Grace LlIistOl in
 H. B. Harris Play

It can safely be said that whenever Henry B. Harris produces a play the audience is sure to get its moneys worth. The engagement in this city of Grace Elliston in Harriet Ford and Caroline Duer's new comedy. "Jac- queline," which Henry B. Harris will present here on Saturday, Dec. 4. ma tinee and night, should prove no ex- ception to the rule. MT. Harris. 1t will be remembered, produced .The Third Degree" '-The Lion and the Mouse" ''The Travelling Salesman '"The Chorus Lady" with Rose Stahl. "Strongheart'' and Soldiers of For tune with Robert Edeson and other equally famous successes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
MANY SUFFERERS

catarrh say they get splendid results
 by using an atomizer. For their bene- At we prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Except that 1t is liquid 1t Is in all respects like the healing. helpful.
 pain-allaying Cream Balm that the public has been familiar with for years. No cocaine nor other dangerous drug in it. The soothing spray Is a remedy that relieves at once All druggists 75c including spraying tube or mailed by Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street. New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
STUDENTS ARRESTED FOR REVOLUTIONARY
 PLOT IN ODESSA
Special from United Press.)

Odessa. Nov. 2s.-The discovery of widespread revolutionary plot among the students of the Taganroge and Zitomir Seminaries resulted today in the closing of these institutions and the arrest of 200 of their students.
 The police moved against the semin- aries shortly after the opening hour and at a time when most of the stu dents were In attendance The au- thoritfes are giving out no informa- tion regarding the plot. other than to say that "it is one of the most formid- able plots in this part of Europe in years"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
TAMPA BAY HOrET.

The Tampa Bay Hotel opened on November 18th in a blaze of glory. This Is the 5th season under manage ment of David Lauber and Is the earl lest opening the hotel has had. The prospects for this season are very good and a number of excellent bookings have been made by MT. Lauber who has made himself very popular at this famous resort by his hard work in giving all his attention to the welfare of guests
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
rHr PRrTTTESr rsCr

and the most beautiful hands are of. ten dfsngured by an unsightly wart It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus War, Remover, for sale only ar The Cyru, Pharmacy. 258 Fairfield avenue ana lse Cannon St
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
Struck by Car Cost Mustache

trolley car Saturday evening on Bar mum avenue near Seaview avenue, is now at St. Vincent's hospital. In or der to Sew up cut on his lip it was necessary to shave off his moustache.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
cLEANEAsY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP.

instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust. Grease, Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the lands or clothing. Large can 10 centa Manufactured by Wm- R Vim. sst stratford Ave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-29
Oldest Knight
 TempIar is Dead

Baltimore, Nov. 2s-Professor David A. Woodward, former head of Mary land Institute of Art and the oldest Knight Templar in Maryland, died to- day at his home near Relay
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
Reduced Railroad Fares.

The big doings at Stockton on
April 2nd and Bird. 1909, (see big page
ad. in this paper) promises to attract
the largest crowd ever seen in that
city. Special round trip rates Of one
and one-third fares have been granted,
good on April I'd and Bird, with return
privilege April 4th, on the Southern
Pacific, Santa t'e, Sierra and ANA
dor Central Railways. These rates
will be good from all points on the
Sierra and Amador Central Railways
and on the Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe Railways from MERGED,
Valley Springs, lone, Milton, New
man, Antioch, Oakdale and all inter
mediates between these points and
Stockton. by river via both Steam-
boat companies, the rates for the
round trip will be one fare. Rates
good April 1st, 2ud and Bird with re-
turn privileges up TO April 9th. (C.
N. & /. Go. will delay leaving Stock
ton, night of April 3rd, until late
hour.) This is an opportunity to
visit Stockton that should not be
missed. There will be plenty Of
Entertainment aud accommodation for
all who will come. and in addition
you will have the biggest opportunity
of your life to buy anything you
need at bargain prices. Don't forget
the dates, April End and Bird and be
m hand
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
Taken TO San Quentin.

Sheriff Gregory left Saturday morn
ing. having in charge jackson Dennis
the convicted PRESIDENT of the Sutter
Creek State Bank. for the purpose of
delivering his prisoner to the author
tiles of San Quentin prison TO serve
out his sentence of eighteen months
for embozzeling the funds of the
bank.
The sentence OF eighteen months
has been variously commented upon.
Those who are conversant with the
case and tho law deem the penalty
just about right, taking all the cir
cumstauces into consideration. In
the minds of lawyers, there is no
doubt that If an appeal had been
taken, it would have ended in new
trial. In view of the slimness of the
case made in the trial, may be new
trial would have been granted by the
trial court, without going TO the APP
pellate court. The defendant was not
vi VI la LUI Dunh WiSOh Ing, bur VI
specific charge of embezz!ement. The
jurors ana the court we're bound to
look at that alone, apaIt from all
other questions IN connection with
the criminal mismanagement of the
broken bank Taking this limited,
but strictly proper and only legal
view, in the opinion Of those in a
position to form an unprecedented
opinion, the judgment of the court
was concentrated with the crime as
deNelnned Inv the testimony.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
Ing to Succeed NeWCum
In Land Office.

John g. Ing of Sacramento, has
been appointed receiver of the United
States Land OHce at Sacramento.
The position has heen filled for the
past seven years by W. A. Newcum,
formerly proprietor of the Ledger.
but who about one year prior to his
appointment sold the paper to Anna
dor Publishing Company, thereby
consolidating the Ledger and Re
publican. The papers have published
conflicting reports concerning this
change in the sacramento land office.
1t was given out that John f. Arm
strong, the register, was to be turned
down, and Ing put in his place. Ing
was chairman of the county central
committee of Sacramento, and has
actively participated in local politics
for a long time on the republican
side. His appointment is considered
good one. Whether this change
means the retirement OF Newcum
from the land office altogether, or a
change IN position. we do not know.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
Improvement a. Jackson Brewery,

John Strohm is making extensive
improvements at his brewery and ice
plant. The cement foundation for a
larger compressor is being laid, un-
der the direction of an expert me-
chanic from the city. The new com
pressor is to be 30-horse power, su-
perseding the present one of about
ten horse power, which has proven
entirely inadequate to the require
ments of the business. A more pow
erfuI electric motor is also to be in
stalled, of 75-horse power. Three
more tanks are to be added tor the
manufacture of ice. These improve
ments are expected to about treble
the capacity of the plant. The com
pressors are used for pumping the
ammonia in the making of ice, and
also into the brewery department for
the purpose of keeping the same cool.
1t will take two or three weeks to get
the new works in running order.
John Strohm is determined to keep
his establishment abreast of the times,
and of sufficient capacity to meet the
demands. In the summer time here
tofore the greater part of the ice had
to be brought from outside.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
LOCAL NEWS

j. 4. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
III. to p. 10. Phone-Office, black
444: residence. Black 1874; jackson.
Mrs Phennie Arata, after short visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Myron
Mataon, left for her home in Sacra-
mento Monday. She was accompanied
by her mother, who will visit for
couple of weeks in the capital city.
An agent of the fire insurance COM
panies was in jackson in the early
part of the week, inspecting the build
ings in the business section for the
purpose of REIMBURSEMENT of the in
surance rates wherever deemed advis-
able.
Sunday morning Butte mountain
and the hills around Clinton were
capped with snow for few hours.
Mrs Pearce, daughter of G. Bess,
was a passenger on the outgoing stage
Monday, bound for Sacramento.
W. Peters, druggist at Spagnoli's,
returned Sunday, after weeks visit
IN San Francisco.
Mrs Hannah Love, proprietress OF
the local hall, has moved from the
dwelling room over the hall to the
residence of her daughter, Mrs ID. L.
herr, at Martell station. 1t is un-
derstood that Il, l, Bierce, OF the
Komfort Shoe store. will move his
family into the vacated premises.
Thomas Love, who was called here
by the death of his half bI other, Geo.
Elumer, returned to the city Sun
day. He holds responsible position
in the Offices of the Northwestern Pa
ciHc Railroad in the Ferry building.
The city fathers are having lot of
grading done at the north end OF
Summit street, so as to make an
easier grade at the point where 1t
leads to Stasal street, on the Hamil-
ton tract.
George W. Brown was a passenger
on the outgoing stage Sunday.
Adams circus, small concern IN
that line, gave a performance Oh Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. The
license and the ground rent for a lot
within the city limits were deemed
beyond the showman's limit. One
man, according to reports, wanted
$50. another $50. for the use of site,
both of which were voted out of
sight. The show attracted quite
crowd from Jackson and other near
by points.
Fred Eudey was called to the city
last week for consultation in regard
to some important business matters.
lie returned Sunday.
Superior Judge Wood has bargained
for the purchase of the residence OF
the late Judge K. q. Rust on Broad
way. Mrs Rust is now packing up her
furniture, preparatory to vacating
the premises. The purchase price Is,
$4,000. 1t is Que of the pleasantest
situated residences In the city, and
substantially uut, With q yssrge F9 81
and barn I'M tke real" ~
GilbeIt'v6ofnsiss after cpuple s'Of
weeks in thu AlAS. s5st0sSsdSsS- JScA'
son Wednesday.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
For Diseases of the Skin

Nearly all diseases of the skin such
as eczema, letter, salt rheum and
barbers' itch are characterized by an
intense itching and smarting, which
often makes life a burden and dis
turbs sleep and rest. Quick relief
may be had by applying Chamber
lain's Salve. 1t allays the itching
and smarting almost instantly. Many
cases have been cured by it's use. For
sale by Jackson Drug Store, Spagnoli,
Prop.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
SUPERIOR COURT
PROCEEDINGS
NON F.. v. WOOD, JUDGE

Ebe Van Vranken W Robert jane
SON Demurrer overruled and defen-
dant allowed three days TO answer
Estate Of John Gottloib Vallmer.
Inventory and appraisemeut fled, APP
praising property at $500.
Estate Of Peter a Clute-lnventory
and appraisement filed, appraisiug
property at $500.
Estate of David X. Lynch-lnven-
tory and appraisemont filed, apprais-
ing estate at 5lls45O.
New Gases
William d. Nicholas VS. II. h. Pot
ter, administrator of estate Of Joseph
Manley-Suit to recover lots and
block l. IN the town Of Sousby-
vile Tuolumne county, California.
Complaint alleges that IN February,
1905, plaintiff made contract with
Joseph Manley, now deceased, under
which plaintiff borrowed $40, and
TO secure repayment executed deed
of the above lots under an agreement
that Manley should reconvey the pro-
perty upon the repayment Of the
amount borrowed. That thereafter
the agreement was modified where
10y the said Marley requested plain
tiff TO pay debts of said Joseph Man
ley amounting to S14O and upon such
payments to recunvey to plaintiff said
property. The above amount was OK
pended bv plalntft in discharge of
! Manley's debts but before reconvey-
auce was made Manley died in No
yember, 1901. The wife of ManIey
vas the mother OF plaintiff, aud she
died prior to the death of Marley.
Plaintiff prays that he be declared
the true owner Of the premises here
in mentioned, and that the deed be-
fore mentioned be declared a mort
gage, and that the same has been
fully paid. W. Ii. Willis is attorney
for plaintiff
Estate Of Lizzie Bell Upton, de.
ceased-W. Il. Detert files his petit
tion for letters of administration.
Estate consists of lGO acres Of grazing
and in Ell u orado county valued at
$1,000, and personal property of un-
known value; next OF kin is Reuben
L. Upton, residing In Alameda
county. notices posted.
Estate of Thomas Rowse, deceased:
-Jabez MINIS files his petition for
letters of administr alton; festate con-
slsts of one-siXth interest in the
Harvey house, Plymouth, valued at
$3.50, and $1,000 deposited in the
Peoples Savings bank in Sacra-
mento; next of kin are Mrs Cali
fornia MINIS, wife of petitioner re-
siding in Alameda county; Florence
Moss, of Alameda county; Victoria
A. Martin, of Walkersville, Montana;
William Harvey of San Francisco;
Joseph Henry of Alameda; nephews
and neices of deceased. Mrs EIar-
ret Boundy residing in Alameda
county; and Mrs Jane Paynter, Mrs
Ann Pierce, sisters of deceased resd-
ing in England. Notices posted.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
Race Suicide

-as President Roosevelt calls it Is not
neatly the menace to. Increase In
population that deaths among Infants
are. And eight out of ten of these
deaths are directly or indirectly
caused by bowel troubles. McGee's
Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea, dy-
sentary, sour stomach and all infant
ailments of this nature. Just the
thing for teethlng babies. Price 20
and SOC. Sold by Rushers's City
Pharmacy.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26
Accidentally Shot.

William Dornan, boy of twevle,
while out with another boy in the
Eicnity of Jackson Gate two weeks
ago. was shot through the foot, the
accidental discharge of his own
rifle of % caliber. The shot went
through the middle toe of the right
foot. Under the care of DIR. Gail
he is doing nicely.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26

ments recorded, and must decline to accede "a
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do Sc
Deeds-P. $. Goodman ct ux to the
Goodman Realty Co; 33 acres in %
$40 and 5-7-11, 2S acres in 29-7-1, ~
acres in SO Gil, 16l l5-lOO acres i'm
BILL, 155 81 100 acres in 18TH,
and lot ] block II in Sutter Greek
$50.
Addie and =. $ Goodman to the
Goodman Realty Go, 50 acres IN II 8
and 800 arces in 1919, SO.
M. g. Walton 60 Levaggi, Estate
Co., lot block -, Plymouth, $40.
Lodge No. 80 Il. aud A. NJ. 81, acres
near lone, $1,000 payable within two
years with intereatat the rate Of per
cent per annum.
Abstract of Judgment-T. T. Hook
ing ct uX VS.. II. f.. Vogt, Judgment
for plaintiffs entered in Justices
court for Township No. for S1l4.
Mortgage--J. Ii. Williams ct uX to
VIM. GILBERT lot block Sc, lone,
$3.50, TO be repaid in five years from
March 10, 1909 with interest at the
rate Of per cent per aunum.
q. NJ. Waechter to Mary Waechter
lot near knights foundry, lot on
Plaza street. and part Of lot IA block
IN giutfov ErouIr GIN
Florence Giannini ct uX to Mrs II.
c. Kuykendall, lot block 6, Dry
town, $40.
Annie Touhey TO J. Newman ct al.
trustees OF lore Lodge No. 81 1. O.
o. L. of Arroyo Seco Rancho, $4,000
payable within one year with interest
at the rateof G19 per cent per annum,
Byron q. Prouty ct Tx to lone
Satisfaction of Morigage-LIntel
lac TO MareIIa.
Newman ct al to Prouty.
Newman ct al to rouhey.
Chattel M ortgage- Charles Sing tC
Chas You, personal property in the
Pratt building, Suffer Creek, $3.50 fol
one year with interest at the rate o.
7 per cent per annum.
John MoGrayd ct al to Rosenwalc
and Kahn, growing crop on the
Forbes ranch, near Plymouth, S58. .
to be paid June l, 1909 with Interest
at the rate of one per cent pei
annnm.
j. W. Allison ct uX to Rosenwald
and Kahn, &C.. growing crop on lax
66-lO0 acrea in 33-8-10, $3.50 TO be re
paid Jnre l, 1909, with interest a
the rate of s Fer cent per annum.
Proof of Labor Gilerino DepauI
on No Kate Gray placer claim
Volcano district.
Notice of Non RESPONSE bIlity-Joh1
Ochsner files notice that he will moi
be Responsible for any Indebtedness:
on 40 acres in 33-7-11.
Location -Chas h. Votau locates
the White Oak placer claim, Oleta
district.
Notary Bond-James E. Dye files
his notary bond with N. Hornberger,
and Fred Werner, each qualifying in
the sum of 50. 200.
Patent-U. S. to Meta j. Erickson.
1863 81 100 acres in 2-7-l4 as agricul =
tural land.
Trust Deed Chris Marelia ct uX to
Bank of Amador Co. Central Hotel
on Main street. Jackson. 5000.