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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-09-09
Don't Have to Run

Any person who was voted for at
the recent primary election and there
by became the nominee of any party
for Office can decline the honor by
notifying the county clerk. County
clerk, Ted G. Atwood has sent out GER
tifcates of nomination to all persons
whom the returns show are entitled Ito
have their names go upon the ballots
when they are printed. Any person
receiving such notification who does
not wish to become "a good thing"
with no chance of reward can decline
to have his name printed on the ticket
by so informing the clerk. Nugget.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-09-09
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES
News of Interest from
Nearby Counties

Geo. w. Kirkley. who up till recent
ly had been the superintendent of the
Kenross mine property, was arrested
this week in San Francisco ON 6
charge of embezzlement. Deputy
sheriff Crossett went to the city after
Kirkley and is expected back with hin
tonight, Friday. We understand that
he is accused of getting away with
$50, 900 through stuffed pay rolls
Prospect.
w. J. Lewis, father Of Bud Lewis OF
the Forest Service, dropped dead at
his home in Copperopolis, Wednesday
from excitement and over exertion,
caused by two large forest fires near
his home. Deceased had lived in
Copperopolis for the past IA years. A
widow, son and daughter and several
grand children survive him. He was
70 years of age. -Tuolumne Indepen-
dent.
Joe Tassano met with painful ac-
cident Tuesday, at Knudsen's mill,
near Lyons creek. Tassano was
working at the edger when his sleeve
caught in the rollers. His left arm
was rapidly drawn in and almost torn
from the socket before the machinery
could be stopped. DR.. English and
two nurses Immediately left by auto
for the scene of the accident bringing
Tassano down to the Sierra hospital.
where it was found that the arm was
fearfully mangled, nessitating it's
amputation above the elbow to save
the mans life. Everything possible
was done to relieve the sufferer who
was in a serious condition from shock
and fearful pain following the acct
dent. Independent.
The forest fire. which burned in the
vicinity of Confidence, on the West
Side Co.'S lands for the past two
weeks is now under control. after
burning over 100 square miles of terri
tory. The fire is said to have been
started near Thompson's Meadows by
a hunter. who was lost in the woods
and when night came on he lit camp
fire which got beyond his control with
the above disastrous results. The
West Side Lumber Company kept
force of fire fighters on the grounds to
protect their choice timber, as most of
the burned territory was lands from
which their best timber had been re-
moved. Many stock men had their
ranges and dry feed destroyed. While
the loss to the West Side Co. is COM
paratively small, yet the wages paid
to the fire fighters by the company to
protect their interests amounted to
over $500 per day.-Independent.
For sometime past negotiations have
been pending for the sale of the App
and Rawhide mines, and it is cur
rently reported that the transfer of
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-09-09
WHAT is THE ISSUE?

Theodore Roosevelt is cavoortng country making
political speeches admiring thousands is his
be before the footghts He enjoys nooriety and he is
certainly getting all he of it, least suret
from the standpoint of industrial peace and stability The
principal theme of the exprcsdens speeches is honesty
public and official life: he against crooks wherever found
In Short he is in favor of the right and against wrong,
whether private official. We nothing disnc-
lively Roosevean in such declaration He certainly
claim any originality either in the idea itself its adj
vocacy 1t is the rightthinking in all ages
and all nations have conended for No one except those of
the crooked Glass; will take issue with him this PROPOSE
ton. There is nothing justify going into Mysteries
this the browning of the redoubable colonel the po
litica delverer. The end aimed is desirable but what
definite and practicable plan does ne propose for it's
plshment? On this point there is cure-a in his
creed Indeed there could be none beyond the deterrent
fuence of laws for the protection of society by the punish
of ng-doing-a remedy which is as old as the
human Roosevelts speaking is interpreted
step toward another president The thought of his
candidacy will not help business interests He is cassed with
the insurgent he prefers designate the progress
sve wing of the party 1t is really the radical element
of which La Toilette Pncho and ex-secretary Gar
field the prominent exponents against the
element of which president Taft the distinguished repre-
sentative backed by the solid commercial interests of the
nation To describe the situation between progressves and
is misleading and entirely of place
The sincerity and patriotism of either side beyond ques
ton 1t is simply difference of opinion to which line of
policy will better promote the progress desired The repub
can party and always has been the party progress
Under the guidance of that party the United State have pros
pered other nation has prospered like period
of time Some disposed believe that the amazing
dity of development has been unmixed good
safe say under republican rule shall keep in the path
of progress, matter whether this that faction of the
party gains the ascendancy The trouble would begin if
through the factiona strife the real reaconaries-e dem
ocrrc pAry-shoud get i'll the saddle, and give
of their pet schemes of progress.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-09-09

Congressman Engebright that if rejected he
will for Cannon for the speakership of the next
congress. Our representative commended for this
solve He doubtless thinks much of Cannon he ever
did But the welfare of the republican party of i'm
poance than the personal ambition of any individual
ber-whether Roosevelt Cannon any else. The
issue of whether Cannon shall shall not be retained in the
speakers chair involves question of principle; tits simply
a matter of policy. To select another speaker will
fruitful of dissatisfaction and tend pro-
harmony And this of itself is sufficient justify
the rejection of speaker.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-09-09

The proposed city ordinance, making radical changes
the present law governing the retail liquor business Jack
son. put until month for deci i've action
discussed all the meeting of the held
last week 1t may De safely asserted however, that while
the records show merely posponement of the matter the
ordinance will not be passed. the trustees realize that
a dangerous measure i'll several respects
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-09-09

The name of Lincoln Roosevelt league the designation
of the prevailing faction III the primary election, will
longer heard Of The organization has been dsbanded
and its membership merged into the republican party That
certainly wise stroke of policy tending party har
mony and success in the campaign
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
WILL SETTLE LAWSUITS.
Silver King Indicates That II WIN
Clean ~. Troubles ut Once.

fHAAhAA ANiNA mum ats AAANA ~ " AAA
Clean Troubles at Once.
Az meeting Of the directors OF the
silver King Coalition Mines company
yesterday 10 was decided Co issue a
formal statement 90 tho st0ckholders.
announcing that at meeting held
March o. DC was decided Co pass the
quarterly dividend Co be- posted March
o. 40 be- stated that &c is deemed best
O. create "a surplus that the old shaft
that has been used for l6 years needs
repairing and that while this is being
done system OF electric wire viii be
put in for tramming purposes over
about three miles OF tunneling. This
viii ntc.ssit8te "a Close-dOWu.
That the company intends 20 settle
ny au its legal troubles is shown IN
the following paragraph from the
statement.
second While your company IS the
sole owner of something over 1000
acres OF patented mining ground -four
nfths of which is as yet wholly un-
prospcctcdl. sim. as most II not an of
you are aware. there is other mining
property boa which your company is the
owner Of am undivided interest only.
namely the two mining claims known
ass the COnkling and Arthur. an I'M
divided Interest In each of said claims
being owned hy the Conkling Mining
company, and the remaining undivided
interest by your company, also the
Kentucky group. consisting Of some ~
or l5 mining claims. an undivided In
tercst In each Of which Is owned by
tho Treasure HU Mining company and
the remaining undivided interest by
your company. and the Nesuvius An
des, Custer and Delaware Mining
claims. OF which the Silver King Con-
solidatcd Mining company is the owner
Of AN undivided one-half interest and
your company is the owner Of the re-
manning undivided one-haf thereof
suits in partition are now pending
in the United states court between
your company and each of tho COM
panics above named, and 10 Is deemed
advisable for the best interests Of tho
Silver King Coalition Mines company
To further add Go its surplus. in order
that O. may be in a position 20 pur-
chase if desirable the interest Of ita
said co-oWucrs respectively. should the
property involved iu the several suits
above mentioned be directed 90 be- sold
under DEGREES of partition.
cor course. NJ either of the Co-own-
ors Of your company upon partition
sale. bid for the interest held by your
company what We consider u reason
ably worth 10 may be- advisable 10 sell
and cover the proceeds into the treas
ury whether &c would be- better for
your company 90 sell or purchase can
only De determined when the time Of
sale arrives.
eve wish further 90 say that the
property of your company IS I'm good
condition and IS proving up satlsfac-
torily wherever new development work
is being prosecuted Dividends. unless
something Unforeseen occurs. will be re-
summed as soon as tho necessary repairs
above referred 20 are completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
MAY nUuD IN ARIZONA.
Culc-H,an crowd VIII Make Next
Move In That Direction.

According 90 report from Denver
Dennis ~hprdy vice president or the
international smelling a. Refining COM
many. U.s. in Ncw York comforting with
President John ID Ryan and others ON
tn. erection of the next smg'tCr ny the
company and To- secure 10 Tor colorado
Much as the Centennial state would
Hike Che -mcltyr tn compete with the
hold tine American Smelling q Refining
company has on the business 10 is moro
proh4bIc that the next Cole Ryan
zmcltor win be- erected In Arizona
Recently one OF the omcials of the
comuany said. CAS- soon as we get
through with the smelter IN Pine Can
yun in Tooclc county. We will start
building another one There are many
places where they win be- built. but
Just where the next one win he / can
not say
Like am Cole Ryan enterprises moth
ing definite is over known OF thcm uu-
an they are ready, hut loo the case ut
the next smcltor that viii be built there
Is every reason tn believe that IL viii
60 90 Arizona. Tho ores from Ely Will
be- sent 20 the local smoltor
The professional mon employed In
building the Pine Canyon plant aTs
beginning 20 feel that 90 dvrs win DO
made shortly for the starting or am
other plant Perhaps some ~ them
know, hut thus far no statement has
been made as 60 whore the big force
OF smolter builders Will be directed "a
next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
CONCENTRATES.

w. T.. Thompson leaves today for the
cast
Henry Catrow left Tor the east yes
terday on business.
Parker Norton, treasurer Of the local
stock exchange, is back from visit
b st. Louis
The following were the eastern quo
tations ON Tintics this morning: Iron
blossom, 92Q9S. Carisa, s. bid, Sioux,
$500
Tho following was received over the
James a. Pollock a. Co. wire this morn
ing. TonOpah Nevada shipped during
the week ending March 10, 6,S36 tons Of
ore Of am estimated value Of Sl53,9O0
L. A. Freedman. a prominent min
ing man OF Nevada. is AZ the Cullen
for a few days. lie has holdings IN
I.ovelocks and Seven Troughs, and
brings word In from the camps that
things generally are prospecting an the
northern Nevada mining towns.
Leasers on the Springfield property
az Rosebud are getting some fine ere
according to reports orc taken from a
crosscut near the face OF a l65 foot
tunnel is said TO be fairly alive With
gold. The loasers are making money
by running the ore. which Is SOFT
through a rocker with the Western
Pacific going there will be much activ-
ity In the Rosebud district.
All three Of the mills in the Seven
Troughs Mining district-the Kinder
Sfarten. the AIazuma Hills and the
Darby-have again started up opera
tions after having remained idle for
several months on account OF the Sc
we're winter weather G.. H. Ellithorpe,
superintcndent Of the Fairview mine
Of the Seven Troughs Mining company,
says the Falrvicw and Wihuta mines
Of the Coalition company have enough
ore on their dumps 10 keep a mill run
ming for six months The leasers .On
the Mazuma HIS are making good
and their ore is being handled through
the Mazuma Hills mill.
Two important strikes have recently
been made In the kindergarten mine
of the Seven Troughs Coalition COM
pany, according 10 General Manager
/. A. Friedman. one Is the encounter
ing ~ strong ore body, carrying from
20 inches TO three feet Of SIS ore, on
the as foot level. This contains punches
Of manganese which has values run
ming up into the thousands in gold
Dr. Wheeler a mining expert from
Chicago. regards IL as the strongest
showing In the mine and the greatest
source Of ore The other strike was
the cutting on the 800 foot level, tho
big north and south vein which out.
/ crops prominently on the surface. This
/ has never been cut in the mine before
| The kindergarten mill h 70 be IN
/ creased shortly by the addition of tive
or three Chilean mills and a cyanldine
/ plant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
STOCK PRICES
HIGHER, STRONGER

New York March Is-Advances in the
London stock market led TO higher open
ing prices here. fractional gains being
common 10 tho entire list St Paul rose
I and Union Pacific. Chesapeake a Ohio,
Louisville a Nashville and Republic Steel
large fractions The transactions were
in moderate volume
Moderate purchases brought prices to n
higher level. but the professional element
confined their active operations 20 a few
Of the important stocks. Reading was the
first stock TO respond. after which Union
Pacific. United States steel and Amdgnm-
ated Copper were an bid up strongly
American Car rose 2 Reading and Big
-Four 1ts and Union Pacific ST. Paul and
other market leaders Z.
a 5-point rise iu Louisville & Nashville
had sympathetic eject IN holding al
vances previously made. Talk on the
stock exchange was Of hopeful prospects
for labor settlements ana belief In a SUI
preme court decision IN favor OF the
Of 1-poiut advances we're added TO tse
list. Pullman gained ga and American
Mailing preferred %.
Bonds were firm.
Buying was suspended FOR a time, trad
ing becoming almost nominal, but an Of
the favorlte stocks ruled at about the
top prices Of the forenoon. Hooking VAL
ley certificates rose 8. Railway steel
Spring 2is and American Smelling /
Higher prices were made for Union Pa
cidc and Reading but there was little in
tercst manifested In other leaders, the
trading being duller and more common
place than Tor some time. Union Pacific
reached 1Ss % rise OF "a. Reading and
Delaware g. Hudson also moved up 2
points and Colorado Fuef N.
The market closed strong and dull.
Pront-talSng sales made "a fractional inn
precision on prices and threw the DEALING
into greater dulness There were late adj
vances OF ny to IA In Chesapeake ~
Ohio. American Locomotive, Pressed
steel Car. Westinghouse Electric and
Virginia Chemical.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
HORN SILVER MINE
MAKING SOME MONEY
Treasury in Good shape aud Much
Milling ore stored SAYS Wan
arcr n Annual Report.

I'D.
'ons'leI'nI' h'''''
taiued Dos .n, Horn Silver Mining come
many arfaHr Cine rlat year than Tor
... ,-.... .g..r5Irg to the
"nHuti ''i.I' 5'''
panv made some money during the y'"i
81, ,t..,atfre .fa rruuprt, In the Horn
go, 4-.. .. r..,..r county. and
''''.' .4...
at the sam" u"' 'p.h'' up ''''.''
able now oro one of the most inter
,.st.rr features of development was the
5000. Cole t..g,ir.
discovery 'I copper '''
but no present o. ls unpf"hi'n'e IT'D 7'''p
3D.. ....t ,.. U,... ..urYuy for tHc
t...,,.. Ds. cd 1000 General
.i.'' .,-., ~ u ..o IONS M miIine ORC was
go, tn. sbirrino orc that
... .f,,. .lef of mining this
W. -t .,- ,,-,f,st tbe sb.ppine
49, ~ az. sam b.. au pr1nt
oI'' -' t."' t... f,.., ..,rrfilty
Mhtn Dc pr I,.- .+,4 .a,, bl
stored ANtf IN 'No '''i'
shipped ch'dpF.
We are now 'i'ih'il" 49,.
craI places from inc t,N-I''l ''',t W.,
60 The o0-fn1t level h' 7isH. "a" wy
150-foot north I'fel $50 hl.v
cred % body nf copper ore running r"
per cont copper "I'i I'"
silver AZ present $500 are unable 90
handle this ore 90 % profit Prospecting
b. now being carried ou iu number of
places in the mine
During tho year tho company store
made "a profit of f65o31-, which was
turned into the treasury. The books
go. maj M the close of the year
r., ,,te f3t ,q9 DO cteh on hand and
ma tba income of the company for
N' ,,,, az, --o "a
.r,.. .oo,p.,p,, ,aa obliged To- stop
~ -..,.t.,,,t,,, ,r account OF
snlI, '"e l'' ~, -r,,.,i.. ..,1cit.r later
the ,i''-'l's '' s'.. No., ,,,s s.,.,,rsd
in IN, NT', q ,i -. ,i,,,,,fi,,., ro,nr,,,,
WIN lhe N'''' ... A. ..l gai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
PRODUCE.


Chicago. March IS-Coutinuod abscnce
o. rain in the southwest inspired some
buying IN the opening wheat today but
on selling by elevator interests prices
were weakened materially TOward the
end OF the first hour. however demand
Improved and prices rallied again to
about the opening level
Al the opening prices showed gains Of
u shade 10 = 20 IS compared with yes
terdays final figures, May being az 1.127s
90 t.i2ia and July al l.Th to LOS on
July sold on 10 tO6A a. r. Later prices
recovered about 4 all round.
General selling based chiefly on poor
cash demand caused weakness In corn
during the early trading. The principal
pressure was on May and tnat option
showed the greatest weakness. Opening
quotations on May we're = 10 3 down
at 50 to SEA. July opened hdA 10 %
lower at e5is 70 64a. a ~ During the nrst
hour prices held within the opening
range,
OF corn and early displayed considerable
weakness Commission houses IN general
were sellers ara demand was scattered.
Prices opened a shade higher 20 3 "a Is
lower May al 44# to q For a time the
market held fairly steady al the decline
Provisions were strong at the outset
owing 20 n 10 TO l5c, advance In the price
Of live hogs Trading was Hight Opening
pork opened at 8.N7ib, lard az lf15 and
ribs al l3.62h Later May pork advanced
20 25.a5
Wheat-Iater I'm the day the market
was bCarlshlv affected by the extreme
weakness IN corn. May failed 10 recede
beyond the low point set early in the ses-
sion but July declined 10 O6N. The
close was rathct weak, with May ikuh
lower ~ t12ii Juiy was also down 4
"a NJ I .o6A "a p
Corn-The market became still weaker
as the trading progressed, May dropped
20 G2 The close was weak at almost tnc
bottom. with May OF ldth at 62.s
cash corn; No. 3, 500, No white,
ga q No yellow, 69ie a60h,; No. yell
low 51a57h
Ryo-Cash. 1850: May. "a.
Rsrley-Cash. 6sa6o
Barley-Cash. 5kd00
Timothy March. 800 $40, oct, 3 So
clover March. 1900.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. March -Butter-steady
Crcamerics. 9HM dairies. 22d27.
Eggs STEADY M mark cases included.
1914. receipts. 1929 cases; nrsts q prime
Cheese Steady. Daisies. 1Gtd y Twins,
tbt,9ih Young Americas, 1914 a. ~ {.
Long Horns, l6hNh.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New YORK. March B-Raw sugar.
stoadv. muscovado. 50 test. 3 Sc. ceutrifu-
gal rs test g. 36. molasses sugar, 80 test,
3g Re0ncd-Stcady. curshed. $50 gran
ulated. q. -. powdered. 90
Conee- spot quiet. No Rio, ll-lenHa,
No. 4 santos, pa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
GREATER DEMAND FOR
COPPER.

The following was received from
the east this morning over Badger
Bros. private wire:
Easter Wednesday 1900 work
men viii bc added Co the copper
and brass consuming plants OF
Great Britain ana France, and 49,
900 more hands az colon and Berlin
This is ON the authority OF Henry
A. irwin q Co, OF London which
states that by the middle Of April
the European consumption OF COPE
per viii boz increased IS per cent
over the average for January and
February and this increased aver
age of consumption viii Doe main
talucd until October.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
New interpretations

The Reliance Insurance company OF
Philadelphia filed a copy OF its articles
of Incorporation this morning with the
secretary " state W. s. Giesey, Of
salt Lake Is named as the local agent
of the company here. and will open up
"a branch ONCE. W. c. Chubb Is presl-
dent. and Charles J. Wister Jr., Is
vice president.
The Consolidated Motor company OF
this city nled articles OF Incorporation
with the county clerk Thursday. The
capital stock Of the company r. $4,000,
divided into shares Of the par value
OF 800 each. j. n Movle IL president;
e.. s. Burton. vice president NJ. ID.
Wells. secretary and treasurer These,
with George r. Odell and George ROM
ney. constitute the board Of directors.
The company VIII engage In the auto
mobile business IN this city.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Bur
gon Rludiaz g. Mercantile company OF
salt Lake were filed IN the county
clerks office The capital stock Is S10,-
900, divided into shares Of the par value
of 81 each W a.. Burgon Is president;
A. r. Burgun, vice president. II. ] Bur
Fon, secretary and treasurer. These, with
W. g. Burgon. Jr., and II W. Burgon,
are the directors.
The Eagle & Blue Bell Mining COM
uauy dled an amendment To- its articles
OF incorporation i'm the county clerks
office by which the capital stock Of the
company De- increased from $3.50. 900 70
81 100000 divided into shares of the par
value Of 81 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-18
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. March 1s.-Money on call
firm at 2A6A per cent; ruling rate
% closing bid. 2 offered at pa.
Time loans very steady and dun. so
days and 80 days 40h per cent; six
months 4Th.
Close: Prime mercantile paper AZ a 5
per cent Sterling exchange steady at
"a decline with actual business In bank
ers' bills at S4S3.75d.S5 for so day bills
and S4705 for demand
Commercial bills. 4.S3A ASSN.
Bar silver. SIS
Mexican dollars, a..
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.