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Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
VOTE FOR CURRY.

If anything wanting reveal to republicans the true
inwardness of Hiram ohnson candidacy for governor
supplied by the meeting in the interest of that candidate held
in Jackson last Tuesday No local republican who attended
that gathering should have any msgvngs the purposes
Of the Lincoln organization and the stump speak
forth advocate the ticket nominated by clique of
soreheads under this hgh-sounding factiona The
speakers remarks greeted with little applause and that
applause almost exclusively from the democratic por
ton of the audience According their harangues all
publican candidates outside of Johnson bnnch tied to
Herrin and the railroad and the mission of this faction
redeem the state from this alleged ensavement Taken
in connection with the facts this argument efues itself 1t
must be evident that if the Southern Pacific in control
of the republican party that corporation would call off all
candidates for governor except one thereby drawing the
issue squarey between the Johnson and forces
in which the ohnsones would be nowhere in the
ming Instead of this there four candidates in the field
besides Johnson all rustng after The logic of the
situation from the Lincoln Roosevelt argument therefore
Johnson is the favored candidate of the big corporation
the multiplicity of candidates being merely for effect Of
course such the case but this conclusion far
reasonable than the contention of Johnson that all his rivals
for the governorshp nomination wearing the railroad
they him governor but because with such
an opponent Bell the democratic nominee, would stand
better show of being elected Johnson sympathy with
the vital policies of the party he is more of democrat than
republican We have the least objection to any of the
other candidates. but support Curry believing that he is
the strongest of the regulars and likely to avert the
nomination of the nsurgen candidate Vote for Curry and
down the Johnson party wrecers and their democratic allies
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
OLETA

Aug. is. Bloom has greatly i'm
proved since his last sick spell, and is
able to be about.
Miss Hazel Smith lett for Stockton
on brief visit to relatives.
w. D. Clark and family have just
returned from their trip to the
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Hite left for the
city, where Mr. Hite goes for medical
advice.
Fay Knapp paid his mother a visit
last week.
Claud Wilson has returned from his
trip to Nevada, where he had been foi
the benefit of his health.
Miss Mary Weston of Plymouth was
visitor at the Knapp place or
Wednesday last.
Miss Jessie Clark of Plymouth is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs w. ID. Clark.
Henry Brown of Jackson is visitor
at his aunts, Mrs Bradigan.
j. Ostrum and Miss Mary Billalor
attended the dance at Plymouth, anC
report fine time.
Fred Schroeder and wife have gone tC
the mountains on a vacation trip.
The haybalers are at beavers now.
PansV
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
GUERILLA POLITICS.

It is reported that after efforts find candidate
for sacrifice accept the nomination the democratic ticket
for school superintendent against W. H. Greenhalgh, the
republican incumbent and candidate for reelection
few woudbe dcators of local democracy have persuaded
young named Wilson to accept the position. Years
ago he lived at Pine Grove, and for short time
employed clerk the National hotel in Jackson Of late
understand he has been of the county, and
resident of Calaveras county, We told that
for the past he has taught school at Malones IN
that county, and under engagement teach IN that district
for the ensuing Wallace Wilson is mot the great
register 1t is said he registered in Caaveras county,
but had his registration cancelled the 10th of August
presumably with view of transferring to this county, but
he has applied for registration in Amadcr county so tar
The scheme wild be almost unbelievable There
an uerior motive behind it, namely to force the republicans
to scare up candidate for slaughter against R. Huberty
present county clerk and democratic nominee for reelection
That republicans will shape their to suit their wishes
is of the question 1t is weak spot in the primary law
that few written the primary ballots sufficient
to constitute nomination in where there regular
party candidate by petition This of affairs comps the
candidate who has opponent in the regular way
deavor protect himself against harrassment in this
by getting of the opposite party to write his in
the blank space the ballot This is perfectly legitimate
as of efdeense against guerilla politics. 1t should
be done by republicans behalf of Hubery for county clerk
and by democrats the of Greenhagh for school
ntendent This involves surrender of political
principle 1t is entirely different from the antics of u S.
Gregory who satisfied with his prospect of capturing the
nomination of his party for sheriff. is actually fighting
to get republican nomination against the regular cand
date of that party by petition John S. Davis That is self
qualification for the love of spoils to the limit
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
VOLCANO

Aug. 9.-Mrs Carrie Bickwell, ac-
companied by her sons Raymond and
Hilliard. returned to Sacramento,
after pleasant visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs Cottingham.
Mrs George Rule. who has been re
ceiving medical attention of DR.. A. P.
Griffin at the Sutter Creek sanitarium,
returned to Tiger mill Monday.
u. S. Gregory was up from jackson
Thursday.
Ed. Green, connected with the firm
Of Ginelli Il Co. of Stockton, is here
enjoying few days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Toop were over
from Defender Tuesday.
Mrs Jas. Cosgrove returned from
Jackson Monday after pleasant visit
with relatives.
DIR. P. S. Goodman was up from
Sutter Creek Sunday to attend Miss
Edith Denend, who is quite i'll,
George Lucot, candidate for sheriff,
was a visitor from Jackson Thursday.
Mountain Rosebud
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
QUARTZ MT.

Aug 10.-The school started Mon
day the 9Th with Miss Edith LESLEY of
Volcano as teacher. Miss LESLEY
has taught here the last two terms and
is we'll liked by the pupils.
The people of this vicinity all went
fishing in Dry creek Sunday and had
fine time. Most of the party caught
few fish, and those who were not lucky
enough to catch fish got their feet
wet and caught cold.
Miss Mildred Clark has not been
feeling we'll for few days on account
of eating too much green fruit one day
last week.
The threshers were at Mr. Gardner S
Sunday and Monday threshing his
oats, and from what Mr. Gardner says,
the crop did not turn out as well as
expected on account of standing in the
field so long before the headers came.
Miss Hattie Dynan is visiting in
Amador for few days.
Mr. McCully is still working around
the keystone mill, cleaning up, but
does not know how long he will have
to work, as Mr. Ross is thinking of
starting up shortly.
The Treasure mine, which is be-
tween Bunker Hill and Fremont has
their new hoist completed and hosting
away steadily night and day. John
Dynan, who lost his job as engineer
at the Bunker Hill during the engi@
neers strike in June. has taken
charge of the Fremont saw mill.
w. Clark is working at Mr. Darrow IS
cyanide plant.
The little Gardner boy who got hurt
in the runaway when his mama got
killed, is getting along nicely. His
grandma told him his mama got killed
in the runaway, and he wanted to know
where she was buried so he could go
and put some flowers on her grave.
Fred Waters is studying for a
teacher. He says it will be better
than driving team in the hot sun.
D. w. Peck was happy Saturday
night when he got his $500 check
from the county, but he could not get
along if it was not for the help of
friends.
The log teams are hauling steadily
to the different mines, as they usually
do until the rain interiors.
There has not been any wood fires
so far, and the people are in hopes
there will not be any as there is quite
lot of dry grass all through this
section, which will make good stock
feed for the winter.
Truth
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
PLYMOUTH

Aug 9.-Forrest Psrlor, N. d. G. W.
installed their newly elected officers
on Wednesday evening last. Mrs ]. ].
Wright, D. d. G. P. being the install
ling officer. Following are the names
of the officers installed: Jennie White.
past president; Sadie Tibetts. presi
dent; Mamie Cruson, first vice presi.
dent; Viola Penter, second vice presi.
dent; Addie White third vice presI
dent; Susie Culbert, marshal; Lucy
Clark, treasurer; Callie Shields, re-
cording secretary Viola Penter,
financial secretary Susie Casper, in
side sentinel; Mary Votaw, outside
sentinel; Sadie White, Mamie Cruson.
Mable McFarlane, trustees; Hazel
Chichizola, organist. Refreshments
were served in the banquet room.
Every one departed very much pleased
with the nights event. Mrs Wright
was accompanied by her husband, Jas.
j. Wright, also Mrs Stephens, and
Miss Eileen Fleming of Jackson.
Rev. Benson and family and Mrs
Maggie Reeves. who have been spend
ing few days at Sacramento, have
returned home.
j. A. McGregor and family, also
Miss Ruth Parsons, have returned
from trip to Lake Tahoe.
Mrs Stella Stone has returned home.
| Mr. Henry was in town last week. on
mining business.
]. A. Vanderpool and son Harding,
have gone to San Francisco to spend a
few days.
Miss Bessie MINIS of Ell Dorado was
the guest of Mrs Will MINIS for few
days last week.
George Slavich of San Jose, formal
ly of this piece, is visitor here.
Claris Votaw of Forrest Home spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs Viola Penter was a visitor in
Copper Hill on Wednesday last.
The dance given here on Saturday
night was success and very highly
enjoyed.
Miss Marguerite Frances Slavich,
formerly of this place, but now of San
Jose, and Thomas Dudley Davis of
Shenandoah Valley, were married no
Wednesday, August 8, at st. Joseph's,
San Jose. Both the bride and groom
were born and raised in the vicinity of
Plymouth. and their many friends wish
them long life, happiness and pros
perlty.
Your correspondent was miinformed
about the ball game at Copper Hill on
Sunday, July 31st. The Plymouth nine
did not go down to play as l stated, it
was only some of our boys who went
to play with Copper Hill. Sorry boys,
but we all make mistakes, Mr. editor
makes few in my letters.
Maybe.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
THE RED FRONT
JackSOn'S Cheapest Dry Goods Store
COPPER HILL

Aug. 10-Wilbur and Chas. Andrews
of Buena Vista were here on visit to
their sister, Mrs Harper Taylor.
Jack French of Uno has rented Miss
Nessing's ranch near here for two
years, and will take possession to-day.
Miss Messing was here on Sunday
last bidding all her friends goodbye,
as she will leave soon for Illinois.
She also intends visiting in Jackson
and lone before leaving.
Several of the young people went to
Plymouth to attend the grand ball
given on August 9th. All reported a
delightful time. Among those who
went were Mr. and Mrs Frank Mann,
Mr. and Mrs Harper Taylor, Pete
Sevey, Willie Roberts and Fred
Kretcher.
Elvin Shealor went to Plymouth on
Saturday last to visit his wife and
daughter.
Mrs Geo. Penter and two children,
Miss Viola and Master Reggie of Ply
mouth. were the guests of Mrs Chas.
Walton one day last week. Little
Viola remained for a visit of several
days with Mrs Walton.
AL. Taylor, accompanied by little
Vernie French, went to Uno on Friday
last to visit his wife.
News has just been received of the
death of little Lyle French, the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs Blair French, who
was taken to Sacramento for medical
treatment. The little one was buried
in Oleta on Tuesday last. The sorrow
ing parents have the sympathy of the
entire community in their bereave-
ment.
Cecil Wheeler of lone, accompanied
by several friends, camped near here
on the Cosumnes river for several
days. They were out on a hunting ano
fishing trip.
/ Miss Gussle Thompson went tc
Latrobe on business Monday.
Miss Alta Barney from near Latrobe
passed through here Sunday on hei
return trip from Plymouth, where she
attended the grand ball.
Ted Word has returned from his trlI
to Los Angeles.
Buster Brown and Mary Jane.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
SHENANDOAH

Aug 1-Mr and Mrs George Kretcher
visited their daughter, Mrs L. Seeley
on Sunday last.
Bessie Brumfield has been sick for
the past week with chills and fever,
but is now improving some.
George Dickson and Frank Brumfield
went to the mountains Sunday morn
ing on pleasure trip.
Marguerite Allison passed through
this vicinity Saturday on her way
home from the mountains.
There has been quite few fires the
past week throughout this vicinity,
but no serious damage was done.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Kretcher and
Lewie Seeley and family have gone to
the hop fields to work.
Elvin and Earl Maylone and Clifford
Burris lett last week for the hop
fields.
1t has been announced that Thomas
Davis and Marguerite Slavich were
quietly marred in San Jose last week.
We all wish the couple a long and
prosperous life. They will make
their future home in Plymouth, as
Tom is engaged to teach the Plymouth
school. O-U-Kid.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
RANCHERIA

Aug 17.-lt has been long time
since l have seen anything in the
Ledger about this section, and l am
taking the liberty of sending you some
news from this old camp.
Walter Hale and Samuel Henry have
returned from hunting and fishing
trip to Bear river. They caught plenty
of fish and shot point buck.
Samuel Henry, who is now living in
San Luis Obispo county, is at home
for visit with his father and mother.
His mother, who is and has been for
several years an invalid, is still con-
fined to her house.
Neal Showers and Miss Mary Evans
left here Wednesday for the purpose
of having a wedding ceremony per-
formed in Jackson, and afterward left
on the train for a honeymoon trip to
San Jose, Santa Cruz San Francisco
and Sacramento. On their return,
they will make their home at this
place.
J. A. Keffer went to a hospital in
Oakland a few weeks ago for an
operation, which we are informed was
successfully performed. The news
from him is that he will soon be back
home, and in much better health than
ever.
George Keffer of Jackson Valley
was visitor at the home of his son,
j. A. Keffer. last week, returning to
his home Monday.
A. L. Reale, who has lived at '49 Flat
for the past two years, during which
time he has run and had run 800 feet
of bedrock tunnel on the 49 Flat Gold
Gravel Mine, is soon to devote his time
to his canvas for the office of county
recorder.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
Life on Panama Canal

has had one frightful drawback
malaria trouble that has brought
suffering and death to thousands. The
germs cause chills, fever and ague,
biliousness, jaundice, lassitude, weak
ness and general debility. But
Electric Bitters never fail to destroy
them and cure malaria troubles.
"Three bottles completely cured me of
very severe attack of malaria, ="
writes VIM. A. Fretwell, of Lucam
N. c., "and I've had good health ever
since. ;" Cures stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, and prevents typhoid.
so cents. Guaranteed by Spagnoli S
drug store.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
AMADOR

Aug 11.-Mrs Christensen was taken
to the city this morning. She is very
II, so after doing all in the DOCTORS
power, her husand thought it advisable
to take her where there was hospi-
tai with all modern conveniences.
A fight occurred in town this week
at the hotel. l have not head particu-
lars.
Miss Alma Cuneo was here and spent
the afternoon with her friend, Jessie
Richards.
Mr. and Mrs Morrow and children
went to Jackson to attend the funeral
of Mr. Morrow's mother.
Mrs James Allen has gone away on
a pleasure trip to Oakland.
Mrs James Chichizola. who has
been visiting in Plymouth, returned
to her home Sunday.
AlfrediWitte and family will leave
for Sacramento Thursday.
The butchers complain since Jose
Cuneo arrived from Mexico. He is
not working at present, so rabbit
hunting is quite sport for him. He
went out the other night and killed a
number which he distributed among
his friends. Primrose
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
Hair Goods

Mrs Janette Pierson, representing
Walscott sisters now located in new
Hotel Land, corner 10th and X. street,
Sacramento, is in Jackson with fine
inc of hair goods, switches, james,
pompadours, sscurls, puffs, etc, for "a
few weeks at Mrs Jas. Harris, Broad
way street. Intrust your orders to
her and receive our prompt attention.
To our many Amador county friends
let our store be your headquarters
when in Sacramento, Cal. 1t
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
DIED

MORROW. In Jackson, August 8,
1910 Harriet E. Morrow, native of
Illinois, aged 62 years, 10 months
and days.
MARRIED.
VAN SAINT GROVER Sacramen-
to, July 81, 1910, by Rev. S. F.
Langford, Rubin Van SAINT and Miss
Clara Grover.
Miss Grover was daughter of Mrs
Ella Grover. formerly of lone.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
MARRIED..
LOCALS

Ceasare Pardini. on the 18th in
slant, declared his intention to be-
come citizen. He resides in Jack
son, and is a native of sItaly, arriving
in this county in May, 1904.
Dudleg Laughton and wife left yester'
day, for a couple Of weeks visit a
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12

Pacific Grove.
Miss Slavich from San Jose is the
guest of Mrs Cassinelli in this city.
Henry We'll, after couple of months
in San Francisco, returned to Jackson
this week.
Jas Mortimer. who has been in
Stockton for some time. came home
Wednesday last.
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
Struck a Rich Mine

s. w. Bends, of Coal City, Ala. -,
says he struck perfect mine of health
in DIR. Kings New Life Pills for they
cured him of liver and kidney trouble
after IL years of suffering. The year
the best pills on earth for constipa
tion, malaria, headache, dyspepsia de-
bility. 25 cents at Spagnoli's drug
store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A petition of Mr.. and Mrs. Barzilla
Wilson of Webster for the removal o:
their guardian, Willis E. Webster, which
was heard before Judge William Fl. New
ell of the Androscoggin probate court
some weeks ago. was denied Wednesday
by Judge Newell. They were put under
guardianship some year or two ago on
petition of the selectmen of Webster, who
said they feared that their wastefulness
and their generosity to son would bring
them to want. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
are more than so years old. Mr.. Wilson
draws pension from the United States.
1t was claimed by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
that their guardian did not spend their
money wisely for their support. and that
they were capable of caring for them
selves. The selectmen of Webster oppos-
ed the granting of the petition.
James Donovan died at his home on
Lincoln street, Lewiston. Wednesday
morning at the age of 60. He was born
in Ireland but came to this country when
boy, and for the last 40 years had lived