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being furnished by J.. W, Greene G. Co.,
OF SO Market street. They are nunl-
bered nineteen and twenty-five, and to-
gether are valued at $780,
TIE f~irst-nanled is a mission han
clock Of the pattern 80 much in use
now. The price of this timepiece at
any good store is S55. 1t IS of the old
grandfather pattern and stands SIX
feet six inches from the floor. 1t is
quartered oak, with an early English
finish.
The back OF the frame on which the
clock stands Is composed OF narrow
Stats. while the four legs are Of eav
wood. squared and set into h base, as
Is The case itself. The, big oak dial is
fitted with brass numerals. The hands
are also Of heavy brass, as are the
weights by which the clock is run. The
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LoEyINE STREET orgN1.G, NORTH TENTH
STREET OPENING. WooDsfDE PLACE

IoEyrNE STREET orEN1HG, NORTH TENTH
STREET OPENING. W0ODSfDE PLACE
GRADING AND CURLING.
Notice is hereby given that the commissioner s
heretofore appointed by tine Mayor Of the City
OF Newari. to make an estimate and assess.
ment upon all the owners OF all the lands and
real estate IN the City OF Newark peculiarly
benefited. By any local Improvement in the said
city. in proportion as Yearly As may be to the
advantage each was deemed 70 have acquired.
have made an estimate and assessment OF
BENEFITS conferred upon all the owners Of all
.he LANDS and real estate 10 the CITY OF New
sr< nrulhariy benelted b. each Of the follow
Ing improvements in ss;d ely. namely:
Tho opening o. -
tforrner.y Myrtle svenue). from Fourteenth ave-
ntie+ to South Orange avenue.
The opening OF
-. NORTH TENTH STREET.
from a roint about 80 feet south % BLOOMFIELD
avenue 70 a point about $50 feet north Of Bloom
heid avenue.
The grading and rurbinG Of
WOODsIDE PLACE,
from Arlington avenue TO Summer avenue. and
have ficd their reports OF said assessments for
BENEFITS In the once OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Essex. 9nd that the
Judge OF said coi:rt has hxsd Saturday. the
nineteenth dsy, Of March. 1910 at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, In the Circuit Court room. at the
Court House IN the city OF Eswarii. as the rine
and place Of hearing any objections that may
be fne5e TO the said asset sments.
Dated March Il. 1910
, rstv t4+r-~
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CITY ADyEarisEMENTs.

PUBIIC NOTICE.
Sotiee ia hereby given that the Committee On
Pubic Bindings OF the Common Council Of the
City ~ Newark. N. j., VIII sell at public auc-
ton Ia, the highest bidder on Thursday, March
1lth. 1910, at 2 p. m. the lands located at
William. Plano and Arlington streets, Newark.
\. j.. having a frontage OF about le2 rect on
William street. s. feet on Arlington street. and
IS feet on Plane street, and more particularly
described rs follows:
Besipning a, the eouthwesterly corner OF
William and Plane streets; thence running along
the southerlv line OF William street north ~
degrees 30 minutes west ls2. % feet TO the Youth
q. eterly corner Of William and Arlington
streets; thence running along the easterly line
Of Arlington street south ~ degrees 10 minutes
srees . minutes 40 seconds east 1884 feet to
the westerly line OF Plane street, and thence
along the gaze north IS degrees q minutes 10
seeonds enst ALL feet to the southwesterly cor
ner OF Plane and William streets and place Of
beginning.
Diagram:
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TRY TO IDENTIFY WOMAN
HELD BY BROOKLYN POLICE.

Detectives Wendell and Riker. of East
Orange, will today take John Madden
the young mar arrested last week on
a charge of stealing two rings valued
at 1925 and a pocketbook containg $11.
to Brooklyn. to identify a woman who
is said to have one of the rings.
The woman is now locked up in
Brooklyn Police Headquarters, and de-
nies tina she got he ling 1t is worth
s2C. Taking a priscrer to aaot e.
State under the circumstances is said
to be unusual. but the police will take
d chance in getting Madden back again.
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Two Excellent Prizes in Proyerb
Contest Will Appeal to
Every Housewife.

IOGSE furnishings appeal TO every
- one. 1t Is natural that one should
want to do everything possible to make
ones home more attractive. not only TO
himself, but to friends. Almost all OF the
prizes being offered by the EVENING
STAR In it's great proverb contest are
OF a kind that will afford pleasure not
dniv - the winner. but to the entire
family,
Every one OF these 10 beautiful, as well
no uSeful. Two examples are the prizes
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NoEIcs o., lN5ENg,oN-soara .. Stree, ana


woTrcE or iNIENTloN-Bosra Q. Stree, ana
Farssal, 70 a rssoIutioa ades,ed b7 the
yoara q stfesi SID Water, Commissioner
Of file City OF Newark. al n meeting held
rroveI b: re Mayer Of the City OF newark on
~ eleventh aas G, Marcel, 1910. public
i.st:ce Is hereby given tia, II 10 the inten-
SION OF the Board Q. Street. nnG, Water Com
BY virtue OF provin5n s II the act entitled,
An act : revise ard amend TIRE charter o
the Gifts OF Ncssrk.}' approved March II. 1857.
and supplements thereto, and the act creating
Of the City Of Newark. approved March 2o.
1891. and other public laws OF the State Of
New JERSEY. TO order and cause the grading.
c1rbing ard tagging Of the following streets:
JOHNSON AVENUE.
from Watson avenue about sos feet southerly;
HILLSIDE AVENUE,
from watson avenue about 2s7 feet soutiitriy:
RELMONT AVENUE,
from watson avenue about 20 feet sovtaeriy;
BADGER AVENUE.
tioH Watson avenue about ss feet soitheriy;
JELLIFF AVENUE.
soUTfi THIRTEENTH STREET,
szaSrn Avon ayenic 10 Woodland avenue.
Md the tagging u the sidewalks OF
PEStIINB AVENUE.
Hlcm watson avenue 10 100 fset north OF
Together with all the AppnrtensncAs reees-
ssry 20 complete the same.
q Such D~rs d5e No may object thereto are re-
ensssed 70 present their .obieetions IN writing
gosrd OF stree, ana Water commissioner city
Hall. Newark. IN or before the expiration y
six days fr5fn ds.o Of this n5t.oe
By, direction Of the Beard Of Street and
water Commissioners OF the city ~ Newark.
M. II. sffERkERD,
- cl1ief Engineer.
Newark, n. j., sIarea Il. 1910. t~narie-s,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ ~ $500
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons inter
ested that the certificates of assessments OF tne
whole amount Of the costs and expenses u
paving and rcpaying
HIGHLAND STREET.
DIVISION STRrfsT
CROSS STREET, 81
RRINSMAID PLACE,
HIGEI-OW STREET.
navs boon delivered TO me according TO law:
sai1 assessments comprise all the tracts ana
parcels or lands and real estate lying on hotn
sides OF ~ n
HIGHLAND STREET.
from paramount avenue TO Magnolia strcets
DIVISION STREET, t.
from Spring street to Ogden street;
GRO STREET,
from spring street to Ogden street:
BRINSMAID PLACE.
from HAWKING street to brill street:
BfGELOW STREET,
ron berxen street TO Seymour avenue.
Inc vWneIs or lands ana real estate ASSESSED
n said certihcates of Assessments are hereby
Isqulfsu 10 pay the amount 90 assessed u on
mem and each Of them respectively to me at
ONCE. city Hall OF. or before April. LISA
- j. H. BACHELLEE.
"srlsp' Csornptrollef.
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MISS MARY DODD BECOMES
BRIDE OF NORMAN CABLE.

Miss Mary Dodd, of IS Dodd street,
Orange, was morr.a.; - Norman Gable,
of Verona, yesterday afternoon in st.
Johns Church. Orange, by the Rev.
Thomas f. O'Shea. The bridesmaid
was Miss Katherine Flaherty. of Or
ange, and Frank Dodd, brother of the
bride, was best man.
Miss Dodd presented her attendant
with a gold brooch, while the best man
received a diamond pin from the BRIDE
groom. The young couple departed on
an extended trip following the cere-
mony and on their return will live in
Verona.
A delayed advertisement brings only the
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BELLEvILLE.


"Handy Andy TO BE presented.
The comedy entitled Handy Andy
viii be presented at Parochial Hall, in
William street, Thursday night. Those
who will take part in the play are as
follows: Miss Mary Plunkett, Miss
Sheehan. Miss Katherine McDonough,
Miss Gertrude Byron, Miss Rose Ma
hady, George McGrath, Joseph Nc
Carthy. Philip Ward, George Ward,
John Brucker, John Flynn and Michael
Connolly. The rehearsals for the cast
have been conducted by Patrick Finn
and John Mcclure.
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NEWS OF SUBURBAN@TOWNSA
MILLBURN--SPRINGFlELr

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wetzel, OF Bat
tie Hill, Springfield, gave q party in
honor OF their daughter Bessie's 10th
| birthday at their acme last night
Among those present were: Miss Ellen
Smith, of Chatham; the Misses Annie
and florence Bettinger, OF Newark;
! Miliie Meyer, Edith Knoller, Eunice
l Warner, Minnie Schultz, Phoebe Mar
shall, Stewart Fleming. Robert Oliver,
Irving Livingston, Harold Bailey,
Joseph Never, Author Stone, William
Pettfngers Roy Pettinger,5 of Millburn;
Miss Mable Hall, Lottie Folmley, Miss
Jessie Rohl. Howard Nodine, Moses
Felinley, of Springfield; BENJAMIN
Wellhaifer, OF Scranton, n Lewis
Penn, of South Orange.
Rumors OF Opposition.
Several rumors are heard of opposi-
ton to the regular ticket of the Board
of Education to be voted on at the
school election tonight, but nothing
definite can be learned, nor can the
names OF any candidates be ascer-
taitled.
Frank Del Cola, 10 years old. and
Cathsline Coppolo. 1~7-year-old daugh-
ter OF Francisco Coppoio. of Mechanic
street, Milburn. were married yester-
day afternoon by Justice of the Peace
William A. Hackelton.
Miss Maud Trego, of Newark, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyon, OF
Spring street, Millburn.
The lantern talk by the Rev. J.. w.
Van Ingen, in the parish home last
night WIS on Missionary work In
Japan"
DIN h. Sickley, who was recently ap-
pointed postmaster at Springfield. will
take c,iarge of the office tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Holmes and son,
Frederick Holmes, who spent a Few
days with Mrs. Holiness parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Diener. of Main street,
Springfield. returned to their nome III
Westfield yesterday.
The Epworth League, of Springfield,
will hold a business meeting n social
in the church parlors tomorrow night.
The Springfield Fire Department will
meet tomorrow night at the head
quarters. The committee on reception
will report.
a quarterly conference will be held
in Springfield Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow night The Rev.
Jesse Hurlburt will preside.
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Miss Evelyn Johnson, Of New York,
who has been visiting Miss Edith
Bowler, of Nutley avenue, has returned
home.
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m0NTCLAIR.


~ az SuIu IhEty
The Misses Julia and Katharine
Mendham, OF Grove street, V a card
party and supper in honor of Miss
Edith Claire MCGOWAN, of Dover. who
has been their guest for the past two
weeks. Thirty We're present from
Montclair, Glen Ridge. Verona and
Essex Fells. Miss Alicia Morrison.
Miss Ruth McAllister and Robert II.
Hartwell. all of Montclair. were the
prize-winners. After supper dancing
was kept up until midnight.
Missionary Society Meets.
The Monday Missionary Society OF
the First Congregational Church held
an all-day meeting In the church par
lors. Luncheon was served at 1890
o'clock. In the afternoon Miss d. L.
Emerson. secretary of the Woman's
board OF A. NJ. A. made an address.
A musical was held last night at the
home of Mrs. William b. Dickson on
Llewellyn road for the benefit OF the
Monday Missionary Society. A silver
collection was taken at the door.
The Junior League Of the First Con-
gregational Church will hold a cake,
candy II Easter novelty sale in Me-
mortal Chapel next Saturday, from 10
to 6 O'Clock.
A st. Patrick's sociable will be held
in the parlors of the First Methodist
Church mex Thursday morning from
s to II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew W. McGregor,
of Orange road, are home from Ber-
muda, where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Rachel Fl. Dc Mimic. of New
Rochelle. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur y. Romine, of Midland ave-
nue..
William w. Walters, of Bloomfield
avenue, has gone on a trip through
he West.
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CRY AnynHT,sEsaESTs

BROOK SEWER StE-
IONS ! AND =
Notice Is hereby given that the conaIltsslonsF5
heretofore appointed by the MAYOR o. tne clty
d Newark. 10 make an estimate and nssess.
r1ent upon all tho owners Of All the lands and
rsaI estate In The City. OF Newark peculiarly
benefited by any local Improvement IN the sag
nftr In proportion as nearly as may De 70 the
ADVANTAGE each Gas deemed 20 have acquired.
have made an estimate and assessment o.
nenents conferred upon all the owners. OF all
me lands and real estate In the city OF New
srk pocuiiariy benefited by each or the follow-
ing improvements in said city, namely
The construction OF a system OF sewers, 10 be
known and designated as the
MEADOW BROOK SEWER SYSTEM. SEC
ION l AND ..
said assessment comprises all lots. tracts and
nsrcels OF Ia II and real estate liable to be 40
s-seed as atorssaid. lying on s1st SECTION OF
THIRD AVENUE
CON AVENUE.
FIRST AVENUE
BLOOMFIELD AVENUE.
ARLINGTON AvENEE.
BERKELEY AVENUE.
CHESTER AVENUE.
TOGo PLACE.
LAWRENCE STREET.
pE1AyAS ANENUE
ELWooD avenue.
ROSE AVENUE.
EREDONiA AVENUE.
OLD ROAD TO BLOOMFIELD.
EN9 3RTH sisTH s TREE
ANoRTH SEVENTH STREET.
NORTH NINTH STREET.
SosTa ThENTsHI STREET.
NORTH T@Ei.FTH STREET
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1890
Mrs. Rebecca Liepitz, a storekeeper or
Washington venue, reported to Chief
of Police Michael Flynn last night that
two men were acting suspiciousiy near
her store, and refused to go away.
When the police went to the place the
men had disappeared.
The police committee tonight will con
slider the. case of Chanceman John
Scaine, of the township, who was re-
ported to be off duty or the night or
January 20. by Sergeant Charles Perl.
Mrs. Margaret Curtiss, of BAT North
Cortlandt street, left yesterday after
noon for San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. Cur
tiss has been in the Golden State for
several years before, n this time she
will AXE up a residence there
At the monthly meeting of Seth Boy
den Council No. 1856, Royal Arcanum,
Thursday night an entertainment Will
be held. Irish songs, Irish recitations
and various games will be features.
The committee who has charge of the
affair consists of Harry E. Wilson,.
chairman; Martin Jordan n William
Fl. McGrath.
The women of Christ Episcopal
Church will hold u meeting tomorrow
night at the rectory of the church.
when final arrangements will be a
for the church fair which will take
place soon.
The Rev. C. Percival Bates, rector OF
St. James's Episcopal Church. Newark,
will preach at the Christ Episcopal
Church tomorrow night.
1t has been decided by Ladies'
Auxiliary of Division No. 4, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, to hold a barn
dance and reception at P%arochial Hall
Friday evening, April Is.
The quarterly meeting of Star OF
Belleville Circle, Companions of the
Forest, will be held tonight at Bellevue
Hall, when several matters of inn
p~ortance to the members will be dis
cussed.
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Mutual A. A. Elects onicer..

The following officers have been
elected by the Mutual Athletic Associa-
ton for the year: President, Robert
Crisp; vice. president, Stephen Slater;
treasurer, William e. Holmes; secre-
tary, Frederick Kirch, and OF
the baseball team, George 2. Brooks.
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The terms and conditions can be ascertained
IL the City Clerks Office, City Hall. and OF the
auct!oneer on the day of sale. The sale will be
held on the premises.
CHARLES L. INGRAHAM,
Chairman Public Buildings Committee.
James F. Connolly,
City Clerk
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OFFICE or TIE BOARD OF EXCISE CON-
MIssioNEisS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK

OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK
City Hail. March 0. 1910
The following is the llss OF the names. resi-
licenses, contained In. all applications or peti.
tions made 20 this board for the granting Of
Licenses TO cell spirltuous. yirous, malt o.
brewee liquors, and not heretofore published &C.
cordinc TO law, 20 wit:
Kane. Place OF Business Residence.
EETAII-NEW APPLICATIONS.
Salvatore Pasano, @ Crane ss....... Same place
Patrick II. Fadgen. 1888 Mulberry st:..
Samuel Crock. So Commerce st......si Avon az.
Onto ii. Bsader, 653 Bergen st.....40 Robson ct.
Samuel Helithal. Sg5 Springfield -av.-.....
% Homestead PART
RErAIL~RENEWALs.
jacob Eodenstein, .1S5 sth sv.........Sen n place
Anthony Noil. i25i Springfield 'av....Same place
VAiis-io Bros. 81 It'll ay...........san place
Peter ID. Bellies, so Mulberry st......Sams place
Samuel Colei. q Ferry st........... Same place
Morris Springer, 23 Emmett et...... Sarne place
Fred Ritter. se1 Hsisey st...........Same place
Mrs.. Thomas II Fields, $50 New ST. game place
Eugene Zimmerman. iss Ferry ST.. Fame place
Gus. Schmidt, 80 Darcy et.,.......SaTae place
Adolph Bluhnl. 32S Lafayette st......Sarne place
crank Msrkt, $40 Ferry et...,,......Sam place
Nathan weinberg, les So. Orange sy. Fame pL
Conrad Kempe-, sB No. 81 st Same place
- MISUNDERSTANDING
Fucker. Steiner & Co., ga Haisey et.::..:..
DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Arnold Weiss. IS Mercer st....,..83s Camden st
Andrew Dunn. 3lg Bank t......... Same place
NAMES r. coNNEILY,
City Clark.
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A dslsyae edvsrtisemtlt brincs oily the
lfs4rasth Of trade ~ the nfss call tsss
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-
%0EfCE is hereby given that the fol-
owing orllnsuc. has beer passed by the
Boaif % Street aud Water Com niissioners and
approved by the Mayor Of the City OF Teaarf.,
and pursuant 70 Chapter $50 OF, the state laws
or 1879, is herewith published By little:
An ORDINANCE TO provide for the e~orsuuction
OF yewers 10 be kuown and tlesigEetedl az
"ASENLE A sKN'ER AND BRANCHES"
Adopted March 10. 1910.
~ $50 Ar. DETMAN.
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
WIN. e. GRcATHEAn
Clerk o. the Board.
Approved March Il. 1910.
JACOB HAussLINo.
u~nayie-at Mayor.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
For Sale

FOR SALE. -430 acres Of land three
miles from Volcano; nearly all inclosed
with good barbed wire fence; 100 acres
under cultivation: two acres Of vine
yard, / acre apples, with dwelling
house, barn, and other out uildings !;
plenty of water for irrigation; school
house nearby. For further particulars,
address o. M. Henry, Volcano, Amador
county, Cal. ap 29-2m.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
THE RIDICULE PLAN,

An incident occurred the last meeting of the board Of
supervisors that the public ought know about although
it does not figure as part of the record 1t shows the spirit
in which wholesome and proper advice and coming direct
from those who are officially authorized to give it. received
in official circles The report of the last grand jury contained
some sound and timely recon- mendaons fall aimed
better administration Of county affairs Severa Of the sug
gestons we're not complimentary the supervisors but
there can be question that all i'll line with the IN
terests of the taxpayers and sound government NOW II
is the business of the supervisors have the grand jury
port read before them 1t should have been received the
voice of the sovereign people speaking in Of command
to their servants entrusted for the with place and
power Its contents ought have been discussed with all
seriousness and resolutions passed pedgng the board to
comply with such recommendations aimed to bring
about reforms urgency of which be Questioned
But the document accorded totally different reception
1t was made the butt of dersive joking, and this temper
found vent in proposition Appantly made by the mem
bers to the that the report framed with the sigma
lures of the supervisors attached thereto, and that it be
draped in heavy mourning" OF the underlyngI
motive of this clumsy effort ocuarity evidently
desire to bette poke fun the grand jury for daring
to do its duty commenting adversely the adj
ninistraon of county affairs when i'll the opinion of that
body the circumstances demanded it. The writer not
present when the incident occurred but the Ledger
resenatve was there and noted the proceedings 10 our
mind this affair premier rank among the deplorable
things in connection with the local government means
the reign of oparchv contempt the people under free
government 1t SAYS in effect, well do please and
no man nor body of men, though dressed IN official
robes shall say nay Is it about time that the voters
's up and take notice. and act in that will put the
ouietus upon such oness There absolutely hope of
beterment while this don't care" policy is allowed
vail.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13

FOR RENT. The store premises
now occupied by the Red Front, on
Main street, jackson, opposite the
Globe hotel. For particulars apply
o George Weller, jackson.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
County Sells Watches

The treasurer this week disposed of
lot of old watches, the effects Of de-
ceased persons whose estates had been
administered upon, and these articles
undisposed of. The law provides that
after the lapse Of a certain period, the
treasurer is empowered to dispose of
such effects by auction or otherwise.
Some of these watches had been held
by the treasurer for over thirty wears.
The sum of S23 was realized from the
whole outfit. The money goes into the
hospital fund.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13

S>,-'" "~sI1sEyxE
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
On Fishing Trip

A fishing party consisting of William
Hess Allen Hamrick and Perry Lepley
spent Sunday along the Mokelumne
river. and returned with good sup
ply of trout. The fishing was reported
to be fine, and the days outing was
greatly enjoyed.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Card of Thanks

The undersigned extend their heartfelt
thanks to the pallbearers and all kind
friends who rendered aid and assistance
in any way during the last illness and
funeral ceremonies of our beloved hus-
band and father Saboto Nardin.
Mrs Marina Nardini and family.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13

A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Chamberlains' liniment drives away the
pain at once and cures the complaint
quickly. First application gives relief.
Sold by all dealers.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Special Small Ads.

Advertisements under this head, not exceed
Ing lines, will be inserted at SOC per month, 8
cents per line for less than one month
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
phears' Express.

Ring up Sam Phear for prompt de-
livery of trunks, baggage and express
packages. Rates reasonable. Leave
orders with p. l.. Cassinelli, phone
Main 35; and Express Office, Main 34;
residence Main II.