davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-06-13
Drrr On TarrytSwn Church Lawn.

TARRYYOwN. ~ T.. June IA deer
wandered into this village early this
morning and for a time ETazed on the
lawn of the Baptist Church. II was
shoOed over toward John D. Rockefeller =
place TO protect it from dogs.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

in the the production of which the
leucocytes or white corpuscles of the
blood are concerned. The susceptibility
OF fresh-water crabs has suggested that
the blood of coldblooded animals has
no such germ-killing qualities. To
test the matter, an investigation has
been made by Angerer at the Biolog ical
Experiment Station at Munich, and he
has found that the blood of crabs really
has little effect upon bacteria, the same
being true also OF the blood of snails
and mussels The Shiny mucus eXuded
by alternating snails, on the other
hand, has strong bactericdal action.
The blood Of carp has powerful effect,
and the white blood corpuscles deyour
and digest great quantities Of typhoid
bacilli and other bacteria The blood
Of May beetles also opposes bacteria
vigorously Thick armor proves to
have no influence in keeping out
bacteria, and fishes and some other cold
bloodcd animals have the same protec-
zion as warm-blooded creatures.
The explosion gas turbine has been
in The o&perime tai stage in France for
several years The machine lately
built ia Paris y NJ Kravodine develops
a5ou; two b 3e-power, and for some
months has been with
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only ono way to care deafness
and that IS by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inaumed CON
dition Of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
t&chinn Tube. When this tube is in
famed YOU have II rumbIing sound or
imperfect hearing, and when ii is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to It's
normal condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inhamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
or any case OF Deafness caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c,
Halls Family Pills are tneoest
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
What Have You DOne2

"This world is filed with light a
cheer,
And It's good to be living here,
You often hear folks say.
There's much that's good spread a
around,
And love doth everywhere abound,
To brighten every day"
This world is ever gay and glad
There isn't much that's i'll or sad,
Some oftentime will tell
eff there is ought of pain or woe,
] never see it as go;
With me all things are well.
But If the world is ever fair,
Without the sorrows and the care,
Indeed we d like to know
How many hearts you've helped along?
How nlanv times you've righted wrong,
To make Ibis Old world 500
e. A. Brininstool in Los Angelo
Express
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Recipe for Sanity.

Are you worsted in a fight?
Laugh 1t off.
Are you cheated of your right?
Laugh it off.
Don make tragedies Of tribes,
Don't shoot butterflies with rifles
Laugh it o..
Does your work get into kinks?
Laugh it off.
Are you near all sorts of Drinks?
Laugh it off
II it's sanity you're after,
There's no recipe like laughter
Laugh it off.
-Heny Rutherford Elliott in The Ger
fury.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
SQUATTER RIGHTS ON
NATIONAL FORESTS

Secretary Wilson has lust issued an
order providing for more liberal treat
ment Of bona hde squatters upon TN
surveyed land which has been included
within National forests since the time
Of actual occupancy Of the land by the
squatter.
Under the homestead law it is i'm
possible for any one to secure legal
title to unsurveved public land but
occupancy pending survey is recognized
as giving prior claim to the land after
survey Under what is known as
"squatters rights. A 5luatter who
had, in good faith, taken possession Of
a piece Of National Forest land before
the National Forests were created is not
dispossessed Of his claim by the
Forest Service, and il he lives upon it
and culuVa!es il uuil The Land has been
surveyed, he is 1bio % Get his home
stead Just as though h. had settled on
any part OF the unrcservcd public
domain. But since the passage Of the
Act of June If, 1905, which permits the
secretary OF agriculture to list for
settlement land which he finds chiefly
valuable for agriculture, il has been
possible for s1aaNots to apply foc the
listing of their LANDS Under this act.
and thas TO obtain tide Prior 10 the
| Government survey. The object OF the
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | intend
to apply to the State Board OF Prison
Directors to be paroled from San QUEEN
tin prison according to law,
MI st. r. N. Carroll.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

MISCELLANY
Reported weekly for the Ledger

Unframed Speech. is the Climate
Changing? Dark Opaque Masses in
the Sky-Spraying by Aeetylene-Our
Changing Food Mot in the Smith
sonian Collection Disease Resistance
Of Cold Blood Explosion Turbines
Hanging Weight.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

Acknowledgment blanks Tor nota-
ries, specially printed for Amador
county, may be had at the Ledger
office. Price 500 per packet of 80.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

Of Cold Blood Explosion Turbines
uorciro wei,h,
Inc cure OF stammering is chiefly The
teaching OF correct speech in inc we"
OF Dr. o. TUCSON MaEuen' OF Fh'ia'
deiphIa' or the more than 5Vo'UO
s'aillmefers III tlo United states lie
DC ewes tnaI one-fourtl could overcome
IIle. 7eiecI oil their own accord, win
little from friends, but the remain
ing infe~ four'il5 81 the cases are more
serious, ana The MANY so-calica cures
nave little effect because based OH im-
pc c, uI'oo's'a'lII"s' ne 'n''11y y
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Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Township 1....JOhn Stronm, jackson
Township ....., B. Il. Bagley, lone
Township 3.......,.A. Grille, Volcano
Township AID. a, Fraser Suffer Greek
Township 5.....L, Burke, Plymouth
chairman
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
JUDICIARY
o. S, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
(Chief Justice Fullor)


Pacific States and Territories)
Circuit Judge ... William w. Moro"
Circuit Judge ........ EsSire NJ. Ross
Circuit Judge William b. Gilbert
U. s. Commissioner for Amador coun-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LLch@fd Weoo
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25

When other Flolrs fail-try Miler's
Best.
Amador ledger., 1910-03-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

National Government
EXECUTIVE
President. .......,..,W William II. TAFT
Vice President. .. James S. sherman
JUDICIARY
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Assessment Directory Comstock Mines
OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks continued quiet yesterday, with
few variations. Associated stock was higher at
$40 and Palmer sold up to $1.50, buyer 60.
Premier was lower at tic. seller To-
The Cresceus oil company of Midway under
changed management has brought In well No. g..
which is doing 150 barrels day $4,000 a
month The company has sold several million
barrels TO the Standard at SOC.
w. ID. Mailman, the we'll known broker has
returned from business trip to Butte county
Rock oil company, North Midway field. is
cementing off we'll No. above the sand at 2.045
feet in sA inch casing. it being the intention to
finish up with SIS. Well No. 2 is reported
TO be flowing between the castings at rate OF
about 1000 barrels per day. The Standard oil
company Is laying pipe line to the property and
OIL VIII be shipped in few days
1he following oil companies have just levied
tion
Seneca oil company. Fresno. Sc per share de-
iInquent January 5, 1911; sale date, January 80,
Coalinga Eight oil company, Bakersfield. sc per
share; delinquent December 20; sale date. jan
uary Q, 1911.
spinks crude oil company. nIonrovia. 25c per
share; delinquent December 20; sale date, Janu-
ary Q. 1911.
Bowling Green oil company Coalinga 10 per
airy o, 1911.
Esperanza land and oil company, Coalnga. &c
per share; delinquent November 25 sale date,
December 12
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov 29-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour-Steady; No. rye. SOC ieed t'- OF
74Gs0c. Flaxseed, No. 1 southwestern $. a9oa
25615 No. l northwestern. 81 5sq2.99ls; tim
Dbl. $17@i7.25; lard. per 100 lbs, SAITH !;
short ribs. sides Qoose). $9G9ST15; short clear
sides boxed. $e;5oa9;79. -
Total clesrsnces of wheat and -four were edsai
10 301 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 500
600 bushels compared with 1855 900 bushels the
visible supply as shown by Brsdstreet's. de-
creased 2,747.ooo bushels. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. II cars. corn S6f cars
oats, 40 ears; hogs. 80 900 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Flour ar.ieteT barrels %. 500 2S. .2oo
Wheat bushels ......-.. q 500 +0.SOe
Corn, bushels .....-.-.-. 42s,I00 .ao
Oats, bushels ..-........ 2Se. 400 240.ooo
Rye, bushels ..-.-....-.. 9,5O0
Barley bushels ..-...-. 10000 't.4eO
CHICAGO, Nov 29.-E. F. Hutton CO.
Wheat-There was fairly good volume Of
business today Short sellers made an cary
drive at the market. oyersold to commission
houses with resting orders at soc for May and &c
less for December and have since been covering
on the way up to the closing prices OF last nlsl. y
There has been nothing vital or even new 20
warrant important change in the SITUATION:
Miscellaneous business was small and some OF
the larger eastern longs in December nave beeu
liduidat ting while elevator people and northwest
ern shorts have bought December and resold foI
May Baltimore claims the sale yesterday OF
12S. 600 bushels No 2 red winter there TO France
Early reports were that it was showing In han,
sas and Missouri. favorable for the crops. bul
the new crop months in that section were on
only tri1e early and rallied later. No export
business in Manitoba was claimed. Cash wneal
was slow and unchanged here, With milling
sales of $4,000 bushels.
Corn-The market started out weak and lit
tie lower but has ranged higher since on heavy
and persistent buying by one of the Leading
shorts. Meanwhile the cash market has peer
&c to 115c lower. and fair quantity OF ,2 exp,or
business has been closed. The eastern shipping
call has been very poor. 100000 bushels but eX
port sales of 70 900 bushels have been claimed
The weather is fine in belt and the forecast i
for some colder.
0ats-Have followed other grains The mar
kets were all easy at the outset then higher
later and finally closed fairly strong There ha'
been a good call for December oats, and th'
miscellaneous holdings have been we'll taken by
interests that have resold for May at a narrower
| ~
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Foreign Futures
TIVFPP0OT,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Euture Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Nov 29.-Purchases of 1000, 900
husheIs of corn for one firm here not only put
M, Ithe price of that grain today, but also gave
an aDpearance of strength to wheat and oats.
The outcome of trading a net advance of
asc to bsc on corn, 14c to sc gain for oats, and
in wheat rise of 1sc. except for the December
delivery which showed loss of &c. Pro-
visions at the close ranged from 121ac higher to
21ac down.
Corn finished at the top price of the day, and
with the tone decidedly firm Persistent buy
ing for leading short overcame a weak start
and simultaneously the fact developed that ex-
port sales being made on fair scale.
The transient weakness at the start was at
try was selling a little more freely. Iowa in
particular. May sold from 461ac to 47Ac, clos
ing at the latter price a net gain of ssc ad-
vance.
Wheat-short sellers made an early drive at
that had resting orders in plenty Adding to
the troubles of the bears were reports OF export
sales at Baltimore Moreover primary receipts
were only 10 per cent of the total year ago.
Snow in Kansas and Missouri furnished the in
centive for the early selling. the idea being
that the winter crop would be materially bene-
fted by the downfall May fuctuated between
94Mc and 95s.c. with the close firm at the last
named figures, net advance of &c.
Strength in other grain caused an improved
tone in oats. May varied from $3.50 to 341 &c
and closed with 1ac net gain at the highest
prices of the session.
Small purchases on the part of shorts made
provisions firm At the end of the day pork
was SC to 121ac up. lard 21a 65c up to 21hc of
and ribs at an advance of &c to TIC.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Egg Market in Nearby Counties
SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Nov. 29.-The market for eggs
IS on the decline and decrease Of half cent
Is noted today below the prices Of yesterday.
The decrease in price of fresh stock Is probably
due to an over supply Of storage eggs In the
market. which selling at low figures. tins
keeping the fresh stock without much demand.
The Petauma egg exchange quoted 49c for
extras and the independent dealers and spccl-
Iators' best prices were 4Sc for hrst grade and
36d3Sc for the second grade Of eggs
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 29.-Eggs went down
price in the open market the retail price still
remaining at 80 cents per dozen Merchants
found il possible 70 buy first grade eggs ar 50;
per dozen, drop of cent
SANTA ROSA Nov 29.-There IL slight
falling OF in the local price Of eggs. The
dealers today quoted As cents per dozen spot
cash for choice and r. cents for seconds on
receipt Of advices Of the morning transactions
on the san Francisco dairy produce exchange
The supply is Just about holding its own these
days. with a strong demand for all o1eriugs
With the recent rains il is expected thar green
feed will shortly become plentiful and then
it is expected that the production. viii increase
raDidlY
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
MINING STOCKS

There was not. much change in these stocks
yesterday. The leading Comstocks were active at
about the prices of the preceding day In tie ae
southern Nevadas Belmont declined from - 20
$s.1215.
A special meeting of the stock holders of the
julia consolidated mining company has beeh
called for February to act upon proposltion
to increase the capital stock of that corporation
from its present amount OF ZOO. divided into
10000 shares of the par value of 50 per snare
to 81, 100000, dividned into 100000 shares OF tne
par value of $5 per share.
The mines of Tonopah district sent total OF
1.I31 tons of ore of estimated value OF Slso-
245 to the mills last week. The Tonopah mining
company shipped 8, $50 tons, Belmont LIDO Mon
tana l,050, Tonopah Extension $50, MacNamara
200. West End $50 and Midway 80 tons.
The Yellow Jacket mill had short week on
account of the shutting down of Crown Point
and Yellow Jacket mines for four days, while
waiting for new cable for the Jacket Incline
shaft. but with that delay the mill crushed 66o
tons OF ore, divided follows: Jacket mine ore,
3O1 tons; Crown Point ore, 364 tons.
The output Of Crown Point for the week was:
1,6O0 level, "a cars averaging $6.O6 per ton (;
1200 level, stope No. 1, 10 averaging 80
stope No 2, SO cars, averaging $456; 400 Level,
south drift No. l. five averaging S4-S0;
Belcher extraction included stope No l, So cars
averaging $3.50; stope No. 2. 125 cars averaging
$5-sI; 300 level, raise, 81 cars averaging SOL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
San Francisco's Financial Standing

San Eranc1ScOS E1ndnc1tA
The monthly financial letter Of the American
st is noteworthy that while the population
of San Francisco has grown but 216 per cent
in ten years, the banking power Of the city
has more than doubled. In 1900 the total Dank
| clearings reported by the San Francisco clear
| average of So 397. 900 day. For 1910 the total
clearings estimating on a basis of the first
eden daily oH4 average Of s7.72e 900 # bank clear
fngs can be regarded as q reliable index OF tne
volume of trade, San Francisco is doing more
than double the business 1t did ten years ago.
though with only one-ffth more people
1.-The matter is even more clearly rejected
in the abstract of reports of condition published
| by the banks. Thus In the item Of savings
bank deposits alone the increase was from Slzo-
4so, 900 in 1900 to S15S956 900 in 1910. and the
per capita of savings bank deposits in San
| francisco is now S3S2, whereas In 1900 II was
only 1852. An actual increase Of $SS,OO0,00o IN
which period the town lost some hundreds or
millions through great disaster. may justly
ITO very marked extent the increased bus1-
ness of San Francisco is due to the rapid de-
velopment Of the state outside of the city.
| The measure of the development may De taken
from the assessors figures. which give q total
valuation of property in California IN 1elO OF
S2,37 500, 600 compared with Sl,2lS'29Z'ooo
MOVEMENTS OF, EXCHANGE IN NOVEMBER.
/ s.The foreign exchange market is rather
ouiet. with prices fairly stationary Silver shows
| an appreciable decline from the high point
reached about this time last month while
feeling of doubt and expectancy pervades the
market: doubt from the bear side as TO the
ability of the inside spectators TO continue
| their successful operations, and expectancy on
| the part Of the bulls of another coup that Will
| carry the market TO a higher plane. There
| appears to be a considerable short interest among
oriental bankers caused by their failure TO cover
| their Chinese arrangements. and this may result
| in another furry before the new year.
| New York exchange in San Francisco prob
/ ably will be affected by the call for taxes,
! which are due and become delinquent November
| 2s. The temporary arrangement OF the local
! cash position should cause eastern exchange 10
rule at a decided discount for a short period
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Potatoe.. ONION. and vegetabIe.

The vegetable market is running along in a
groove. with business OF a light routine charac
ter from day 10 dav. and 10 is only when receipts
are excessive OF extremely light thst prices show
any noteworthy change. Southern peas and beans
were lower yesterday on Unexpectedly large at
rivals and big csrryOver from the preceding
day. Nearly all kinds Of vegetables from the
bay growing districts are showing effects of
frost. Potatoes and onions are in good supply.
hut the market remains firm for high grade
stock.
Potatoes-Rfver whites. 95cIS1. 10 per ctl: Sa.
lnas Burbanks. $1.6Od175 per ctl: Oregon Bur
banks $1-40G143 per ctl; sweet potatoes, s.. %
per ctL
Onions-Nex yellow. 9OcGS1.f0.
observation-disclosures. 400 Toe per box: green
peas. 5M7c per lb; string beans 6dSc per 10;
lima beans. 4d5c per ID: summer squash. Sl0
% per box; green peppers. 350t30c per box. do
southern. &c per 10; garlic. 4d5c per 10; cab
bage. 15c per ctl. cucumbers. stat - per box
for field and S15O611.7 % for dollhouse; caullhow-
er, 5Od6Oc per dozen: turnipS. 75c per sack; ear
rots. T5c per sack. celery. $1d1 FOR large and
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-rhe market is without feature being
quiet and steady. The northern markets con
tinue firm; Foreign summary:
United Kingdom-During the last week the
weather has been very wet aud sowing OF the
new crop has been delayed. Today the weather
is fine
France-Rainy weather has ceased and sowing
is again able TO be carried on, for much of 1t
has not been done yet owing to the continued
termany-The outlook for the new sown wheat
is favorable with weather conditions seasonahle.
Italy. Australia. Spain, Russia-Crop outlook
sV"''41'9 Law CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 479a q 15oi Sonora 81 50 6212
northern club. SLATE dA1.5O; Russian red. S1.45
@l.50; buestem, s1.5212 @1.37h.
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
Barley-Good lots are strong at top prices.
OF LOTS are slow of sale. Futures were steady
yesterday. The receipts of 66,39s centals in
cluded 5S.sT3 centas down from Port Costa for
export.
rate of 23s Cd. The chartered grain tonnage in
port is 3S.2o0. against 4.5IS tons on the same
date last year: dsengaged. 81. .095 tons. against
81. 2S5: on the way to this port. 1Ts24T tons,
'74iDS' CASH BARLEY
No | feed. 81 .021a a 1o334 choice. Los: of
grades. a5c@S1 per ctli brewing and shipping
grades, 81 oe14 all
10 a. m. Session
December 81 .o2s4.
2 p. M Session
Nfay-St0 0Sss bid, $1.os24 asked.
December-S1.02
oats-common red and black are lower under
large offerings and light demand. Choice
lots are steady and unchanged.
Red for feed S1.05@1.20 for ordinary and
81 25 for choice; red for seed. S1.321a al 81 y
black S1.05@1.1o for feed and 81 .3591.40 for
seed: gray. nominal: white. $1.45@1.55.
Corn-Western states new yellow. in bulk. San
Francisco track si.33: white S1.35; mixed
81 81: old. 4M6c higher; sacked prices, 1iac
higher: white Egyptian, $1.40@1.50; brown do
81. 1.35eI1. .421s per ctl.
Rye-Is stiil quiet at s15o@1.o5 per cti.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Northern Mheat Market

TACOMA Wash Nov. 29.-Wheat-SIillug.
bluestem. Sc: club. sic: red Russian. I9c-
Export wheat-Bluestem. SIC; forty fold SOC
club. T9c; red Russian. T7c. Car receipts
Wheat % barley l. oats ., hay t3.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 29-Milling quota
tions: Buestem. S2c; forty fold soc; club
79c: fife. T9c: red Russian. nc. Export
wheat Bluestem. zoe: forty fold. re; club,
16c: fife T6c; rcd, Russian. 74c Yesterday 5
car receipts: Wheat 81, oats ). 3 barley
70. hay ..
PORTLAND. Ore Nov -whest-Track
prices: Club S06s1c; bluestem S2c: red Rus
sian Tsc; valley soc; forty fold. sOdsIc- Car
receipts: Wheat 10, barley ;. hay l.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Ioan. Excbange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local stocks continued very active yesterday,
the leaders being Associated oil. Spring Valley
water and Hawaiian commercial. Associated oil
was hrIner at S4450645 1914. Hawaiian com
mercis which opened at $50, sold of to $31. 80.
Spring Valley water under reopening of nego-
tiat3ons between the company and the super
visors advanced from $50 % TO S5L50 City
electric rose to SIS. Sales of bonds very
light
Pacific Coast borax was ex dividend of 81
yesterday.
The Sacramento Riverside bath and park COM
pany has declared dividend of per cent
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by BradstFeet
show the following changes in available supplies,
as compared with previous account:
Wheat-Unted States east Of Rockies. de-
creased 614 600 bushels; Canada. decreased 81. :
0O0 bushels; total. United States and Canada
decreased 64T. 900 bushels; afoat for and in Eu-
rope decreased Q. 100 900 bushels; total American
and European supply. decreased 2.74T, 900 bushels
Corn-Jnited States and Canada. decreased
1. 600 bushels.
,0ats-United States and Canada, decreased
2TJ 000 bushels.