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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-11

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Grunbe's.uttnms 6gpotbelea.
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Co., $1,000.
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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07

We give in another column the decision of the supreme
court the eight hour law. This question will longer
be of controversy between mine and
poyes The decision settles the points in dispute definitely
and finally so long the law remains it stands
The outcome shows how needless the late strike which
based the that the eight
collar to collar of shaft. The dispute different
Interpretation of the law the part of the mine
their employees soppage of work in the shape of walk
out could settle matter of fact did settle
thing. 1t had be referred for final adjustment the
courts. And the court has spoken and while the
miners views upheld to the constutionality of the
statute and the application of the law milmen the
main question eight hours work that number Of
hours in actual labor regardless of the time consumed
going to returning from the place of activity the mine
Interpretation is held be And the
conclusion might have been reached without the aid of
strike which unwsely precpated the result of
outside inermeddng
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
How to soothe Tired Feet.

People who must stand at their work
all day should wear very comfortable
shoes with broad so!es. well hitting
arches. and proper heels. This is the
only possible way of being comfort
able under the circumstances. 1t Is
well also to wear high shoes. buttoned
or laced closely around the ankles
which are apt to swell from the long
strain of standing. The feet should
be given a hot bath every night. as
we'll as morning bath. when they
should be scrubbed with a stin brush.
A soothing bath for tired feet Is warm
water with little baking soda or
bOrax dissolved in 1t. A vigorous rub
with alcohol is also good. Another
soothing application is to rub the feet
with Il piece Of lemon.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
DIsFIGuRING SCARS.
How to Prevent Them After Being
Burned or Wounded.

Burned or Wounded.
Scars are mainly the result of care
less treatment, aud once formed there
are no instructions to be given to the
amateur for their removal. A good
surgeon will be able at least to restore
a moderate amount of sightliness, even
though he cannot wholly eradicate the
scar. But when wound has been re-
eeived. if 1t is likely to leave a scar and
one cannot strictly adhere TO all given
rules and advice. il should at once be
put under the care of skillful sur
geon. If he Is all that is desired. there
will be scarcely a mark to tell of the
accident unless the wound is unusual
ly deep Care must be taken not to
draw the edges of the surrounding It's
sues out of shane. When the wound
is dressed it positively must be bathed
and the raw and bleeding edges should
be cleansed from all particles of dust
and dirt or any foreign matter. says
the Brooklyn Eagle.
The reason that oily and creamy
remedies are used is that any npplica-
ton that is of a greasy nature soothes
the surrounding tender cuticle. Masks
and bandages exclude the air and pro-
tect the wound from drying too quick
ly. If this should happen. it may be
noticed that the skin becomes dry and
shriveled. surely resulting in scar,
however small. If the skin is kept
soft and elastic it stands to reason
that these dis6guring contractions will
to q certain extent lose something Of
their tension and in that way become
less noticeable. Even after the wound
has apparently healed and all band
ages may Ice removed soothing To-
ton shollld be used quite frequently.
about three or four times daily. and
plentifully ut night. especially If the
unfortunate one has received burns
upon the face. arms or hands. because
upon the exposed parts of the body
the scar would be more noticeable and
unsightly.
A lotion which is very soothing and
may be used for such purpose is COM
posed of four ounces of filtered rain
water or rosewater and one dram of
rectified spirits. one dram Of tannin
and two drains of glycerin. Agitate
thoroughly and apply. One will be
thoroughly rewarded for patience and
persistence in using these applica-
lions. especially after severe burn,
as then the tissues will have been
deprived Of their fatty substance by
the extreme heat and will need nour-
ishment.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07

San Francisco has, after three unsuccessful attempts voted
bonds to construct the Geary railroad, be
municipality owned line The proponents of this
scheme sangune that road Of this kind be
tessfuy operated by the city, and that will prove good
investment from financial point of view, and at the same
time be model road in every pect The large majority
CT thinking men, however, will be surprised if such roseae
views realized 1t like wild experiment st this
time and under the conditions which confront San Francisco
after terrible ordeal of quake and fire. The experiment
will be watched with much interest throughout the state The
record of municipality owned lines anything but in
dcative ofsuccess and CALIFORNIA; metropolis hardly
likely city the experience in other states,
The bonds sadded upon the city mainly by the non
property Other considerations besides the advsa
bity of this upon municipal ownership played an
2ortant part in carrying the bonds Every appeal
made prejudice and malice for the bonds. is
quite probable that years will eapse before the line is
operated by city 1t is likely be leased to others
than operated by the municipality San Francisco seems de-
ermned go the limit in piling public debt 1t has
got the fever bad.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
How to Slip Rubber Plants.

When q rubber plant has grown too
large to be convenient it can be slipped
and the slips planted. and they should
then grow into fine, healthy plants.
Some persons use earth for the slip
ping process. but famous florist says
that for those who live in a city or
town the sponge method is better. A
large sponge of the very cheapest
quality can be bought and cut into
small pieces, or the bits of sponge one
can get as cheap as 5 and 10 cents
will do equally well. Next one must
get young healthy shoots and up near
the tip of the tree make an incision in
the stalk, not cult, 9g it the whole way
through. The finc or skin should be
intact. Then the sponge should be
wet and tied over the incision. This
must be kept moist constantly. In a
short time little hairlike roots will be
thrown out of the sponge, and when
these look fairly strong the branch
should be severed below the sponge
and the new plant potted, sponge and
all. A shady place at first and after
ward sunny one will best suit the
young plants.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
Editorial Column,

The shaft of the North Star mine Grass Valley has
reached depth of $500 feet This is the leading mine in
Nevada county, and has been in steady operation since
pioneer times. During the past year it has paid out in
dividends its stockholders $4,000 In actual length of the
main shaft the North Star is entitled the premium the
deepest mine in California and probably in America But
in vertical depth below the surface it by entitled
first rank The gold bearing vens of Nevada county
much aer than those of Amador county. The depth Of
the North Star shaft measured along the vein, the shaft
following the ledge So the length of the shaft does
present penetration of anything like that depth below the
surface. The Kennedy mne with vertical shaft of 5000
feet, is considerably deeper than the North Star
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
How to Keep siIvorware Bright.

Here is a good homemade liquid for
keeping silver clean. 1t is great help
to every one who has tried 1t:
Make a strong alum water and skim
off all the particles that will not dis
solve. To this add shavings Of pure
white soap. Let them dissolve and
bottle it, After the silver has been
cleaned with whitening or any other
soap or liquid that comes for that pur-
pose rub each piece with a clean bit
Of cheesecloth soaked with this alum
water. 1t adds luster and keeps the
silver clean for quite some time. II 1t
is found that any silver spoon or cup
has been stained by medicine or egg.
dip cloth in sulphuric acid. rub the
stained part until it disappears. then
wash the piece in soap and water.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07

The question of county high school for Amador is being
seriously talked of throughout the county. This county
ought have 6rscass county high school, 1t able to
support such institution, certainly in position to
maintain than The tax for county school would
be burdensome would include all the taxable pro-
perty of the county The Of maintaining such school
Is estimated 1000 per year. which would involve tax of
about 10 each $500 The number of children going
toautsde institutions for finish their education should
strongly appeal the citizens that is about time to get in
line with other communities in this matter of providing for
higher education than that furnished schools
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
How to Eastcn Hair Bows.

Little girls often have their hair
"bobbed." and the mothers or nurses
who must tie on the large bows are
often perplexod as to how TO fasten
these large ribbons to the small wisp
of hair. IIcG is Il very good ar
rangement which overc0mes the diff
,ulty and Mt the same time preserves
the Ornamental bow without neces-
stating retylag il each .dy. Make
The large bow and sew strip of stout
baby ribbon OF the same color under
neath. Wind the narrow ribbon
around the hair several times. Tie in
tight bowknot and 1t will hold
licely.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-01-07
OFFICIAL MAP
Amador County

veys by d. G. CART TON, showing
township and school district bound.
aries, ownership OF all lands according
to assessment roll of 1904, mineral
claims, canals, location Of all school.
houses; also TOWNSHIP man of princi.
pal towns. namely Jackson, Suffer
Creek, lone, Analor City, Drytown,
Plymouth and Volcano.
Size 6 by 81 feet
Price, colored & mounted $40
Plain and unmounted AZ
Sold only at
AMADOR LEDGER OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20

points lower. If the dividends are to be
reduced the announcement has been
pretty thoroughly discounted in market
prices. Chicago & Northwestern COM
mon stock is now Il points under its high
point of last August, and according to
Street gossip it also is candidate for
smaller dividend. Great Northern and
st. Paul ended at net gains. and good
buying was reported in all sound secur-
tiles in the afternoon slump.
The heavy receipts OF currency from
the interior last week are not likely to
be duplicated in the current week, as in
changed materially, while rates for
money at this centre do not hold out
the same inducement as they did in the
first two weeks of the year. The banks,
however, are gaining on their operations
with the Sub-Treasury, and it is quite
probable that on all accounts a modest
net gain will be shown in Saturdays
Clearing House statement. Call funds
apparently have settled down to a, 31A to
334 per cent basis. Sterling exchange is
still at the level that permits gold ship
ments from here to South America for
the settlement of London balances, and
unless foreign capital is attracted to this
country by the decline in cur securities
prices sterling will continue to rule
against New York for months to come.
owing to our growing imports of mer-
chandise and falling exports. AS lower
prices for American securities do not
represent depreciation in the actual
likely that European money will soon
seek employment in this market
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION

TO HOLDERS OF CERTIFIcArr
DEPOSIT ISSUED BY THE -
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY or, .es.
YORK As DEPosITARY
THE BONDHOLDERy acna
MENT, DATED NovEMnrnr
1907. FOR FOUR PER rr1
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MoRrc.r
HUNDRED YEAR GOLD aosss
OF THE THIRD AVENUE Rs',s
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ia So,
POSTING BoyDHOLDERs an. uoEs Es
ERs OF CERTIFICATES OF M
PoSIT ISSUED BY the CEyrr.,
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW VOL
As DEPosITARY, under the Bops5oI.-sl
Agreement dated November e. 1907
holders OF the above mentioned -Four p.- -
First Consolidated Mortgage Hundred Yea, -.
Bonds Of The Third Avsnus Rsi1ro.s
pauy. as parties Of the first part ana v.
y Wallace and others. COMMITTEES n.
OF the second part. that pursuant to Is. -
aud provisions OF said Bondholde-s' Az-s.--
the undersigned Committee has preoa-.S =.
adopted a Plan and Agreement OF RAo-,,.
hon. dated December 2 1909. and Ia, -
a copy thereof with the Central Trust -
Of New York Depositary
As provided IN said BonthoIasrs' Ar-..-.
OF November g. 1907. 20 Which rs,s-.,..
hereby made. holders OF certificates q, g..
of the Central Trust Company ss r.,.-..-
nav assent 70 said Plan and Ag-.A,,s,. !.
Reorganization either BY Gin; with s,s. :,
positary their written assent thersso u,A.,.-.-
the date and number Of ths certificates b.ls :
them, or By falling within thirty dav, -
the completion OF the publication o, THIS va.
10 die with the Depositary written uor,c. :.
dissent from said Plan and Agreement .,s,.x
ing the date and number OF the certitcs.., -.
BIZ them Such dissent must be nled :,
prior 10 February 2s. 1910. with the Deuox,.,.
at its office, No. 54 Wall Street. New Yo-x ~.
Said Plan and Agreement OF Reorzsp,,--
will become effective and binding upon ali =.
tfhcats Holders and viii be finally and go
siveIy deemed 20 have been assentad "a \, a
Certificate Holders unless within thtr-v A..
after January 20. 1910, the latter oet,, :.
date OF the completion OF the pubIicat,ou a..
said. one-third in amount OF the Csr-s,.
Holders shall fle with the Deposita-y r--..
notice OF their dissent from said Plan and 1r-,-
ment Of Reorganization. the notice of H,~.
fled BY each Certificate Holder spsc.s7tnr :.
date and number OF the Certificates he'd b7 n,
Printed copies OF said Plan and Aze-n.,,. /.
Reorganization nay be obtained BY Cer-s,..
Holders on application 70 the Deposttary a..
once. No. "a Wall Street, New York
Dated New York. January 13. 1910
JAMES ~. WALLACE,
ADRIAN ISELIN
EDMUND ID. RANDOLPH
MORTIMER L. SCHIFE
JAMES TIMPsON,
HARRY BRONNER,
Bondhoiders' Commfte.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bostor :,
discount; Chicago. Is discount: San Fran
CISCO, slSht ii2c, telegraph 12lsc preuiIIn.
New orleans, commercial par. bank 81
prem p[,eIniuIn; rr charleston. buying par. selling
ZOc premium asked; Minneapolis, Coz nrs
selling par. 0"'''
BANK CLEARINGS-New York ex-
cridhseS S4oS.1IO balances Sl6.S6t 15q.
SSnCago' exchanges S47.5l7,Ol7 balances
$4,000; Philadelphia. exchanges S2S ISS 60s,
~,9I''SS0, balances Si6o,62S.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia har su-
Ner, o2t2c. Mexican silver dollars, 4Ic Rsr
snver IN London closed at a S-lSd, an ad-
vance OF 1-l6d 0'' "N
bon, 11ON i'~ u' ''i'' LIS
MEXICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ex-
0'Iahse on New York is quoted at 2.OiI9
suGONERNMENT REVENUE Receipts
ION customs yesterday We're S24011 in
St5hsS ST5IuSL sLd revenue Sl6.225 and miscellaneous
nsD,SGS'd aD,SGS' totai or SI1I2i0, against total eX-
~ ES.nu.Iutes on ordinary account OF S5l4 loo
~ tne month to date ordinary receipts
ttaNe oeen S24,ITOoSS and ordinary expendi-
ouleS SS',of5,5ll, the excess OF expenditures
sin0uhtlng 10 S.776.41S For the fiscal wear
is IL oate ordinary receipts have been SSSl.649.-
a'N9, and ordinary expenditures Ss7S S45 544
asdihst SSS2, ,2fi,6S6 IN 1909. the excess OF ex-
routItureS this year amounting to 26,696. .SSS.
SO SsSsitntlpared with an excess last year OF
s,0,S'S S%J l9S, including Panama Canal account
,'u publlc debt. the excess of all eXpendi-
lures over receipts since july amounts TO
Sto'-tSSSo, against an excess in the corre-
'FoluulS period year ago OF So. 90. III.
81 E-FREASURY. 49, The Suh-Treasury
""S uentor 10 the Clearing House 81. .S99. los.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
MEETINGS
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York:
2s Nassau Street Ne,

2S Nassau Street, New York.
A special meeting Of the stockholders Of
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York has
been called and viii be held al the Office of
the Company, No. 2s Nassau Street. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York on
Tuesday, the twenty fifth day Of January,
1910, al ] o clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
voting upon agreement entered into and
made By the Board OF Directors of this Com
pany and The Board of Directors of Morton
Trust Company and the Board of Directors Of
Fifth Avenue Trust Company pursuant 10
Section sc cf the Banking Law of the State
Of New York. for the merger Of Morton Trust
Company and Fifth Avenue Trust Company
1nto Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
Dated New York, January 6. 1910.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL. President
z {. HERBARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
FIFTH AVENUE TRUST COMPANY,
5I4 FIFTH AVENUE.

A special meeting Of the stockholders Of Fifth
Avenue Trast Company will be held at the Of
nee OF the Company. No. 514 Fifth Avenue, in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York.
l9io at O'clock P NJ. for the purpose OF
voting upon an agreement entered into and
made by the Board OF Directors OF the Company
ana the Board Of Directors Of Guaranty Trust
tompsny OF New York and the Board OF Drec-
Section 80 Of the Banking Law of the state of
.New YORK, for the merger of Morton Trust
company and Fifth Avenue Trust Company
into Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
Dated New York, January 6. 1910.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
LEVI p. MORTON President
JAMES II. PRATT. Secretary.