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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-04-13

Conference for Education i'm the
South After Much Talk Adjourns
For Another TaIk-feSt Next Year.

Little Rock, Ark, April S.-Declar-
ing that too much attention is paid
to theory and book learning and not
enough to practical farming, c. S.
Barrett, president of the National
Farmers Union, vigorously attacked
agricultural schools in general and
their methods before the Conference
for Education in the South today. Mr..
Barrett's address was a feature of
the closing days programme of the
conference, which adjourned late to-
night to meet in Jacksonville, Fla,
next year
In the opinion of Mr.. Barrett, who
spoke before the agricultural section
Of the conference, all but a very few
of the schools of agriculture in the
South turn the mind of the young
man to the city instead Of holding
him to the farm.
At the outset Mr.. Barrett declared
that he had never attended an assem-
bly, more anxious to do good. But"
he continued, you don't know the
follow you are trying to help. If one
fifteenth of the money spent in try
ing to uplift the farmer was spent in
the right way, 1t would accomplish 1 5
times the result. I have had ten
times the opportunity of any man
that ever lived to study the farmer
and 1 am just beginning to under
stand him.
When the time allotted to Mr.. Bar
rett expired a quick turn to another
subject prevented replies to his re-
| marks. Several of the delegates were
on their feet. but the programme was
not interrupted by debate which in
dications were would have develop
ed into a rather acrimonious discus
sion.
The State organizers and prominent
workers of the School Improvement
Association also met this afternoon
and heard reports on progress from
various States. One of the features
was an address by DR.. Branson, pres
ident Of the State Normal school at
Athens, Ga, who declared that the
fault with education in the South is
that the cities are skimming the very
| cream of the country population, and
also because the process of disposi-
ton and accumulation of land has
gone too far in the South.
"One out of every two farms in
the South" he declared, "is occupied
by a tenant in three out of every
five in eight Southern States. The
process of disposition and accumu-
| lation has gone farther here in 40
years than in England in 500 years.
The State high school inspectors
| and State superintendents were other
sections Of the conference which were
in session during the afternoon. The
latter adopted a resolution providing
| for the gathering of educational data
| in the Southern States in order that
| clear study of situations may be
made.
DR.. S. A. Knapp of the United
States department of agriculture,
Dean S. L. Russell of the University
Of Wisconsin and d. Is. Johnson,
president of Winthrop College, South
Carolina, were among those who ad-
dressed the agricultural section this
afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-04-13
Agricola's RamMes.
Mr.. Editor:


This scribe in his rambles has
alighted upon beautiful spot called
Lynchburg. This is a charming VIII
lage situated in one of the most beau-
tiful sections of country to be found.
We read of a certain city in Italy
whose main streets are canals, with
boats for automobiles. This rambler
used to think o. that city as the IDEAL
of the world, but here in beautiful
Lynchburg, we have something that
Will beat that: a railroad for main
street. The inhabitants of this pleas
ant village are a progressive people.
They have a splendid school, two good
churches and many other things
which show the spirit of a great peo-
pie. Here we find also a very fine.
farming section; composed of large
and small farms, dotted with beau
tiful homes where peace and pleas
ure reign. We find the men here,
with happy spirits, busily engaged
with their tolls, while the women
sing happily all the day of Peace on
earth and good will to men"
This rambler sees, occasionally in
your paper a letter from Egypt. We
read in the Bible where Joseph was
sold into Egypt, and also that Moses.
led the children of Israel out of Egyp-
tian bondage, and this scribe has
long anticipated a visit to the country
of the Nile, but like the mirage of
the desert, the object of this desire,
has eluded his grasp. Since Egypt
seems so near now and this is a day
when distances seem short on ac-
count of gasoline and electricity, hope
is rekindled, and this scribe may
stand, at last, on the shore of the Red
Sea and view the spot where Pharaoh
and his hosts were lost beneath the
waves. We noted in a recent letter
from that country that some of it's
citizens were expecting to go up to
the horse show this spring. We read
in Ben Hurr that the Egyptians used
to compete with the masterful Ro-
mans in the horse and chariot races
This writer in wandering to and
fro over the earth sees a great many
signs Of improvement. The magic
wand of prosperity is being waved
over our fair land, and many heavy
hearts are being made to rejoice. We
find every where good church and
school buildings. OF course there are
exceptions to all rules and OCCASION
ally we find one of those buildings,
though a bulwark of enlightenment
and morality, which ought not to be
allowed to get wet, but should be
taken in when a shower comes on.
Our village got a late start in life
but surrounded as it is with fertile
fields, and enterprising men and wo-
men, the time may come when
Lynchburg will be a great city, with
Sumter tackled on as a suburb. What
great and glorious dreams of the fu-
ture nave possessed us!
The farmers are planting their
crops and from the amount of fer
tilizer being used they must be ex-
pecting a great crop.
Conditions seem to indicate that
the wedding bells will soon ring in
our community and two shall be
made one. Let the charming young
people marry. The Rev. Mr. Hollo-
way will welcome them with a broad
smile. AGRICOLA.
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Mr.. Shand for MayOr.

Columbia, April S.-The Hon. r.
w. Shand, the dean of Columbia's
Bar is this afternoon nominated, in
petition signed by 1876 business
mon. for mayor, under the new
regime. The election is on the 9th
Of May.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
a confencia de maestIos.

Termlnado el acto Sc trasladaron
a la fortaleza para saludar al gober-
nador. -
Bajo los auspicies del Departa-
mento de Educacion comenz0 la
Conferencla de maestros inspectores
de los distritos escolares del norte
Y del este de Ia isla. A dicha Confe-
rencia concurrieron los siguentes
lnspectores:
Carey Hickle, Victor S. Wood
ward, E. D. Brown, E. D. Brown.
Roy H. Richardson, Rafael W. Ra-
mirez, R. B. Barlow. Edward NJ,
do un veneno escogido, pero tarua
mucho en- obrar! :no es ASH. ...
iOh! icuando Sc cerrara esa tumha
alberta. 80.
Ell grupo tornado por la familia de
Goldberg era en- aquel instante el
blanco de todas las miradas.
.Asi es que cuantos lie rodeaban ru-
dieron notar la sdbita y profunda
turbaci6n del viejos Moses y de sus
dos hiias.
Esther Sara habian inclinado la
cabeza sin responder. El anciano ten
dfa a su alrededor miradas llenas de
ascmbro.
Sc hallaba distraido v no veia ma
da de 10 que pasaba 4 su alrededor.
Ell viejo Moses Sc apoyaba, dGbil
V proAimo i desfallecer Ell los brazos
lie sus hijas.
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DERM1TlS -murmurO con-
tinuando su camlno:-
quiero rendlr homenaje
mas de cerca 4 vuestro honrado pa
DIRE, caballerito. II
Abel contempl6 por detras al er-
mitailo con mirada inquieta, porque
aquella voz despertaba en- tl vagos
recuerdos.
Pero las voces cambian bajo el an
tifaz, y no saba que pensar.
Ell ermitano paso por entire mada-
ma de de Laurens y ell doctor Mira ;
Detuvose frente por frente al viejo
Moses, V permanecio un instante en-
pie, cruzando los brazos sobre ell pc
cho.
El anciano en- medic de su salts
facci6n, miraba bondadosamente a
aquel desconocido, pensando que era
aquello el preludio de una nueva ova
ciOn.
Asi. pues, cuando el ermitaho di6
su ultimo paso hacia el, el honrado
Moses adelanto completamente la
cabeza para mejor Or.
Ell ermitano temple su voz de ma
nera que no pudiese ser dido mas que
por Mr.. de Goldberg, y pronunclo u
ma palabras, una sola.
Pero esta palabra tenia segura-
mente alguna virtud magica, pues
que un gesto de espanto reemplazo
subitamente a la benlgna sonrlsa del
anciano. Retrocedi6 un paso, y sus
oios Sc fjaron aterrados en- Ia mas
cara del ermitano. Nacilaron sus pier
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mas Y sus labios comenzaron a mover
Sc sin producer sonido alguno.
Esther y Sara que le sostenian,
sintieron temblar convulsivamente
SUI demacrado brazo q traves de Ia
acolchada manga que lie cubria.
La palabra pronunciado por el er-
mitano era, no obstante, muy senci-
LA, reduciendose al nombre de aquel
viejo usurero del Temple que pres
taba dinero a tanto per semana en-
un zaquzami de la Retonda.
Ell ermitano habia dicho muy que
do, inclinandose al dido del opulen-
to jefe de la familiade Goldberg:
-iAraby!.
Estas tres siabas, murmuradas
quedamente, habfan consternado al
viejo, cual 81 hubiese recibido un gol-
pc de masa.
-iCaballero; icaballero!. ...-
exclamaron a la vez Esther v Sara
ique habeis dicho mi padre?
FL ermitano las miro una despuer
de la otra, V Sc inclin6 dos vcces con
grave corteSanla.
--Hermosa senora-replic6 en- voz
baj dirigiAndose a la condesa Y de
modo que ella sola pudiese olrle:-
lie he dicho, que los esp,nsales no
siemple paran en- matrins32lo. .-
Y antes que esta volyiendo de su
turbacion pudiese conrestar, prosi-
gui6, dirltndose i Sara Y haiando
aun mas la voz:
y digo tambien, que 4 veces
son necesarios muchos tiros para ma
tar a un hombre. -. ;Habeis escogi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28
DEC|M0 ANVERSAR|O,

Ell dia primero de Abril la obra de
Ia 1glesia Metodista Episcopal de
Puerto Ricoc umple diez amos de
vida. En- conmemoracion de sste
anlversarlo, Ia Iglesia La San tlsima
Trinidad, ealle del SOL numero IS,
entire Cristo y Sans Jose, celebra cul-
tos especiales todas las noches, en-
pezando a las u, desde ell domingo
q de Mario al domingo 3 de AbrlI.
Muchos son los motives que tene-
mos para dar gracias a Dios por sus
bendiciones sobre nuestra obra,y SUI
plicamos la asistencia puntual a es-
tos servicios de todos los que Sc inte-
resan por la regeneration esp;r;tual
de Puerto Rico.
Asientos libres para todos.
Manuel Anduiar.-Pastor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28

Lydick, Henry F. Rockey, Ce!estino
Benitez, Theo. L. Norm, Manuel
Negron Collazo, Pedro n. Ortiz;
Cecillo Torres Reyes, John P. Blan-
co, Nellis W. Stephenson, Fernando
Valera, F. Ray Moomaw, Joseph c..
NORM, Allen R, Hallock, Jose G..
Ginorlo, Frederick Yates, Carlos V
Urrutia, Francisco Rodriguez Lo-
pei,
Ademas de los maestros inspecto-
res mencionados, a la conferenc!a
aslstleron el decano del departamen-
to de agriculture de la Unlveysidad
los principales de las Atlas Escue!as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28

de Mayaguez Y Fajardo, y algunos
de los empleados del departamento
de Educacion.
Los mlembros de la conferencia
Sc trasladaron 4 Palaclo 4 las 10
A, NJ. para saludar al gobernador
Cotton, v esta noche tendra un ban
quote en- ei Union Club.
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Pam al es una cura positiva pa
"a ell paludismo. I'm ensayc 10 de
lara convencido. De venta en- todas
ras droguerias.
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O|RECTOR|O De PONCE

Besesa 4 Ramirez. Representan-
te de manufac turcras Y corolslonl5'
tss-Agentes de Ia maquina de- es-
crihir. UNDERWOOD, Ponce. P. R.
Jose Romaguera y CO, S. en- c.
Fabrlcantes de ucores Y comprado-
ies exclusives del acIeditado Ron
RIPAhAp. y antique alcoholado Ba'.
ros. Villa No AZ.
GasOllDa.-Aceite, Grasa Y Efec
tos para AUTOMOBILES. Bicicletas
V Accessories de todas classes: hay
do vcnta constantem"ntc en- J..
AGENCIA de J. Brandt
Tcl@fono No. +, P. 0. Box -.
Plaza Principal al lsdo del Con-
sistorio.
Sc vande una firca de - cucrdas
de caiG ' paste, en- pueblo de Moro
VS.. ;ar. inio:me, dirigirse a Luis
de "a Cruz :o-ce.
La Caborrojena. !ugo dc CAM
Y .lu;a5 Il raturai, refresccs. du H.
cfs vclca,ro<. cafe Marina. No. ,.
Psrber,a "E! Figaro, de Ru )
Nas1r-~. -. Vic. ,:ga NJ. ..
Jose de- LUCAS. loaerc,ante q. de-
tai! cal.e lu.-~ic:o tSIuLtI Sd.u!.
No. lo.
tkEt.: :-7' De Ramon Rivera. E.
IA iona - una te las Nrinri pales que
tiene vida cn once. por su limpiezl,
buen servir:o, comilas bien coDdimea
tadas Y pre- los modicos Gale de IA
Villa No. IS.
Ia Chiquita.' De Jose Mas :
Perez !! opa necha, Quin,alIa Mur-
ceria. taor;ca dc sc4os lie gom.
Gale Mayor, esqulna a I.stre.la-
I. Arizona Cliyer.--A smaceni3ta {.
ror mayor, CT prov.sioncs &c todas
clases. Sal noIlda en- s~Qultos C
una libra, narca Agu!!a. trente q
ia Plaza del mercado. Agente en
an jnan' y. Liaun & o.
Manuel Moce.. Fadilla. a.-kepTc,'!.:t:.',.
&c la Correspondence, ore. 80. J
t.icc, p. O. Box. -. .c clon3 -
A -ente y corresf onssl CT varies u
Tifci,os :mportartes &c a. juan. =
.sla Y el eAtranjero Acepta ay~n'iss
' conisione. i'uede dar rc:crcnc a
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lCDo TOMAS CASTILLO. Abogaio No
tayio Attorney st l.awv. Gale Union
esauina Wives No. 20 (baios.)
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DR.. A. Ferran, :nGdico Ci:ujaao,
Gale ." T. .,f.M". No. l..
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INABONA

INABONA
TINTURA INDIANA
para ell cabello y la barba.
Senior: spor que Sc tortpra
S; tiene I'd. la TINTURA?
lCon inquietarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar la INDIANA?
SQuien aqui 8, desazona
Existiendo Ia 1NABONA1
Yano hay ninguna persona
Que no pudiendo p antarse,
No use, para remozarse,
T1NTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consigala en- las Farmacias
Y nos dara I'd. las gracias! 90.
lnabona Indian Tincture Compa-
nync. Capital s6O.00O. Allen Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28

lcdo.F Manuel Toro, aboGado y
Aotario laue Concordla esculna
Aurora.
lose A Povertud- Abogado,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Oficina: Gale Mavor No. 10. Icle-
ono No. 2lJ-o.-Ponce, ?. Il.
Lcdo. Jaime G. Seix. a o@a!o y No.
tario, ejcr,e en- todas las Cortes de la
Isla V ie New York, ohcina cal e Ma
rina No. g, en- New York 8 v oil. It
luis Llorens rres.--Abogado con
Bufe.e alberto Ell in Gale dc la Union
MIN. 1. Ejerse Ell tcdas las tortes
. Gel pals,
Lcdo. Ramon Dapena. abo-
saG7 : nciarl7, Gale lscbet NO. q,
ICDo TOMAS CASTILLO. Abo.aio No
tayio. Attorney st l,awv. Gale Union
eseuina a Wives. Nc. 20 (baIos.)
Dr.. A. Ferran, :ntdico Ci:ujaao,
Gale q. Il .,f.M~:. No. Il.
Dr. Eusebio Ccronas, mra,co .lra-
:a-o cafe ,ei Sol No. ,.
DR.. V San7oni. lie a ,acul7ad de
lar:$. Esroc.a...,a eD as cnterna-
Cades &C "a v>ta. lloras de conau.-
,as, &c / 10 \. VI. J &C } : / 2. NJ.
F.aza Principal Nun. l..
DR.. R. Lopez Nussa. Madico Ci-
rujano Consutas de i ) !. NJ.
Couercio esouiuna >alut. Te @to-
90 2o5.
Farnacia ia Emeri.a" Ge Ma
Luel PUG D.4n@. L;Ia Isabel
Leon.
FL Leon da Orc. J.. i;omtn Cepe-
re-; l.ahita, OH : s,"moGss v vectiladas,
-el,c;as ,onrl.a>, ,ailc lie IL Villa
Nos.
Hotel y C9lmado 4e L. Ncila,
azA Lc..r., -. Y :.
RcleI An.:ica, .A.:os &c la Mar
lalll-." C. -,p'c y i-ru4-ccL, /
li:za Lciic; =. y. ~.
Acyedo Her1cnos. - Com"rrian-
te' en- prn, : n "a a'2"an;-t
msro :; ir,.r,;.. al rna-.ao ......uo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28

Lcdo. Ramon Dapena. abo-
saGo : nciarI7. cafe Is bel No. 4.
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luis Llore1s Torres.--Abogado con
Bufe,e alberto Ell in Gale dc Ia Union
MIN. 4. E;erse Ell lCdas las lortes
Gel pals.
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RCIeI An :cica, A.:Os &c la Mar
IaIll-. C. -,p'- " tru4-CcL,
liza Lciic;-z, y. ~.
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Lcdo. Jaime G. SEEK. A: oca!o y No.
tario, eier,e EN- tod2s las Cortes de la
Isla ie New YORK, ohcina cal e Ma
rina No. %, en- New York 8 Woll, st
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-28

lcdo. Manuel Toro, abocado y
hotario raue Concordla tsculna
Ar-oro
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DERM1TIS -murmuro con-
tinuando Su camlno:-
- auiero rendir homemade
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Sc yends una tirca de - cucrdas
de calG ' pssto, en- pueblo de Moro
VS. ;ar. iniocme, dirigirse a Luis
de q Cruz :oGre.
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La Caborrojefa. !ugo dc CAM
Y .ru;a5 Il ratural, refresccs. dul-
rfs vcica,~,s. cafe Marina. No. >;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
WHEN HER BACK ACHES.
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Rocky Ford women know how the
kidneys fail make life burden.
Backache, hip pains, headaches. dizzy
spells. distressing urinary troubles.
all tell of sick kidneys and warn you
of the stealthy approach of diabetes,
dropsy and Bright's disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills permanently cure all
these disorders. Here's proof of it
in Rocky Ford woman's words:
Mrs. Mark benson, 2o7 n. Thir-
teenth Street. Rocky Ford, Colo.
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills proved
so beneficial to me that do not hes
itatc to recommend them. A dull
ache in the small of my back annoyed
me a great deal and was especially
acute when | was on my feet | was
all run down and | had reason to be-
licve that my kidneys were response
bic for my trouble. Learning OF
Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured a
box at Awards Drug Store and it did
not take them long to benefit me. |
also gave this remedy to my daugh-
ter who was troubled by a kidney
weakness and improvement was soon
noticeable"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
! cents. Fostcr-Nlilburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
Makes Big Plans for Summer.

Encouraged by the enthusiasm and
general spirit Of Boost that prevailed at
the general meeting of the chamber Of
commerce on Monday evening. the board
Of directors held meeting at their offise
Wednesday afternoon and voted to en-
ploy a commercial secretary to give his
whole time to chamber of commerce
work for the remainder Of the year. The
position was offered to J. w. Bowman.
who accepted. and he was instructed to
look up suitable location for the office
and report at the next meeting Of the
board. L. R. Fenlason resigned as sec
retary and J. W. Bowman was elected to
take his place. 1t was also recommended
that the secretary's office maintain free
employment agency for the benefit of the
farmers and others needing help and to
assist those seeking employment. and the
secretary was instructed to look into the
matter and make the necessary arrange
ments. The following resolution was
presented and adopted:
In advancing the interests of our city
and encouraging new industries. be it re-
solved. that we. as members Of the
Rocky Ford chamber of commerce COM
mend the action Of the Barlow Canning
company in selecting as manager for the
Rocky Ford factory. J. M. Shaulis OF our
city. and be it further
Resolved. That we collectively and in
diyiduallv pledpe our hearty sunpoyf in
advancing the interests Of this manufae-
turing industry. which to our community
and contiguous territory will prove an in
valuable asset; and be it further
Resolved. That we publicly recommend
that our farmers recognize the value and
importance Of the enterprise by guaran.
teeing the Barlow Canning eompany's
manager the contract required; and.
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolu-
tons be published in each Of the Rocky
Ford papers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
n Not, Why Nc

Buy some Of the fine lots we are ouer-
ing at $3.50 apiece. Three blocks from
Washington school. on Fowler pipe line
Catln ditch right with every lot. Shade.
fruit, fine neighborhood. Come in and
see US. ROCKY FORD REALTY co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20

tired feeling" and were so enthusias-
tic that they will not miss any sue
cceding meetings and will induce
others to come out until the people
of Rocky Ford and vicinity all be-
come thoroughly inoculated with the
boosting bug and be following Mayor
Van Buskirk's advice to eliminate the
"lpnckar"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
w. c. T. u. .,ot.k

The Thirteenth district convention will
be held In Sugar City next week the 25th
and 26th. The local union will attend in
body. Mesdames Bailey. Klinefelter.
Kellogg and Norris are down for ad-
dresses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
Oats for Feeding.

For Sale-5o.ooo to $4,000 pounds Of
good feed oats. Our beet growers can
secure same on time IL so desired. Please
apply at factory office.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR co.
SO
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
Bring Your School Children

To El Captain hotel. where Or. X. c.
Sapero. the well known eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist, will examine your
eyes and theirs free Of charge. One day.
Saturday, May 2l. Call early.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20

DR.. P. p. Keek. Veterinarian. Office
At Grand Valley Livery Barn. phone
Ford 10. 4+u
Amador ledger., 1910-11-11
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES

A big force of men are at work on
the roadbed of the Amador Central,
putting it into shape for the winters
business. Echo
e. w. Swain went over to inspect
the Big Bar bridge last Wednesday on
which the board of supervisors of
CaIaveras county has ordered some
repairs made, with view of bidding
on the work. Echo.
A bad fire has been raging in the
Angels quartz mine at Angels since
Sunday. The fire is said to be on the
70 level, but the gas has been so bad
that it is impossible to exactly locate
it or to do much towards controlling
it. Superintendent Fullen said over
the phone yesterday that the gas was
so bad that at present nothing could
beldone. Thursday evening the smoke
was issuing from the Lightner shaft.
This morning, Friday it is reported
that it is thought the fire is out,
though the gas in still bad. 1t is to be
hoped that the report is true, and that
an extensive fire will be averted.--
Prospect.
Amador ledger., 1910-11-11

Patents-U to Andrew j Shealor
81 of SE14 and NW14 of SE14 of 6-7-
13, 120 acres.
Deeds-John Guisto to Lottie Can't
netti, two fractions of lot 7, block II,
Jackson. $40.
J L Henry ct ux to Mary E Stafford
Lots and fractional lot 5, block l.,
Plymouth, $40.
Mary E Stafford to Alpine M Co.
All minerals under above lots.
HI Koehler ct ux to C A Marie, N
part of lot 8, block l, Amador, no
cons.
CA Marie to Chlchizola ct al,
same property, $40.
julius Chichizola to Paul Francis
conf, his one-half interest in same
property, $40.
Robert Ellis ct al to F Solinsky, jr
VIZ of SW14 of VIZ of NW14 of "a
NE14 of NE14 of 33-8-15, and lot A of
section and lot l and SE14 OF NE4
of section 4-7-15, 800 acres, $40.
Laura Choquette to Laura e Shealor
NY of NJ of 7-7-13, 1915 acres,
SIS.
PB Aiken ct al to Gold King M Co
ZClimas Il Cedar GuIch claims in
section 5-6-12. $40.
Mary Fairfield ct al to j w Sur
face, lot block 18 lone, $40.
] H Thomas, to Thomas Est Co
Frac lot "a, block 3; frac lot a, block
l; frac lot 20, block 3, lot 6, block 3,
Amador City; lots in New Chicago
and other lands and personality, $40.
Thomas Est Co to J H Thomas, one
half interest in a certain mine in
section % 7-10, $40.
Mortgages-G Ghiglieri ct ux to L
Ghiglieri, frac NEA of NE14 of l8-
Gil, $4,000.
Trust Deeds-Ed Woods ct us to C'L
Culbert ct al, frac lot 10, block l,
Amador City, $194 10.