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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18

Thanksgiving day they always let me
have two helps of pie,
Hut cant eat near ell want no mat.
ter how try.
Aud when | hang my stocklngs ny,
| only hang up two
On Christmas eve, aud that. you
know is such very few.
But mother says its greedy hanging
more than | can wear
Aud that | won't get any thing II /
dont have care.
Bot when Thanksaivlns comes along
ana ohristmss time begins.
Sssms N ia give most aaythinS a.
was sHly twins.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18

BIG MONEY--We want an agent
In every Town; salary aud Com
mission references required; for full
particulars, address subscri ption
Dept, NATIONAL SPORTSMAN,
Inc., rs Federal ST., Bostou. Mass.
Dec. 0.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18
District School Notes.

The teachers despaired Of the hope
OF oser having parents Wilt our
school to find out what their children
and our schools are doing to educate
and place before them good wholesome
obstruction, are forced to sdopt
convenient but less sffectusl means
by using the pages OF the Record.
Psrsnts entrust their children TO us
year after year without ever visiting
us or investigating what their child
rem are doing or enquire what kind
OF hands you have placed Jour great
est possessions under. But. however.
u they hired man TO break q bron-
cho for them they would 90 every
day or 90 TO ascertain the improve
ment Of the horse or suggest some
way to handle the disposition OF their
bronobo TO the trainer. Why can't the
same interest be taken In the school
~ II is manifested In your politics
aud worldly possessionsi Visit us,
support Us, andIimprove us.
We we're extremely pleased to have
with us In teachers meeting, Trustee
Daley. When he had tho opportunity
to hear the petitions and plans OF
principal and teachers for more
efficient means of improving our
school. Some OF the propositions
d iscussed we're - The need of q !
plano for marching in and out of
school for school entertainments and
programs which we intend having
during the year The instrument
that we are using at present 10 an
old dilapidated organ that has been
priveiiged to ses many generations OF
children enter aud complete the
Public schools. Other towns the size
II Cedar and smaller can afford q
piano; aud have improved the interest
and discipline OF their school great
Iy by installing such an important
aud necessary instrument. We feel
that we are entitled TO n plano and
have the support OF some OF the
Board to get one.
Another proposition Was the re.
moving OF the unsightly board fence
on the xeat side of our school ground
by 80 doing we will enlarge our play
grounds aud improve IT. appearance.
Other matters mentioned we're the
means Of getting pupils into school
who are breaking the school laws by
not entering and partakine OF the In.
struotion that L. for them. We have
a number of such boys on tho streets
OF Cedar and you know their out
come II allowed to run at large or at
will during tho winter months. We
wish the probation officer to DO ON
the lookout for children OF school age
upon the streets aud see II they can
not bo forced into school.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18
n would be -IuterestIpa 70 Know. /,

II would be interesting to know, n
any Of our land attorneys osn supply
US with the information, just how
many thouasnd dollsrs has 20 go
from Cedar City people every yesr
for land payments. We will guess Oh,
apouus u $500. oco.co. And right
NOV these payments are being CALLED
for Tax time IL also at hand, and
veil, taking everything Into consider.
alton, maybe the shsspmen 40 have
s'aomer troubles az wsifss We poor
people do. ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18
LANGUAGE WORK FROM SEW,
ENTH GRADE.
A Petition.

- NNAAhNas
Cedar City. Nov. 10
To the Mayor and City Council of Cedar
City,
Gentlemen:
Are you aware Of the need of larg.
er playground for exercise for pupils
OF the District school That they need
this larger playground, one has only
to glance az the present situation.
Part of the fence between the school
aud The Tabernacle is torn down, thus
connecting the two lots with an easy
passage way; through which part Of
the four hundred ninety. four children
pass 20 procure chance to play bali
some OF the boys go into the street to
run ioot races and the remainder OF
the boys and girls, for want OF any
thing else 10 do, idle away the time,
which might with suitable grounds,
ee spent in games that would strength
ca the body and freshep the mind.
heSideSplaying in the streets, which
tne children must do, il they play az
ALI Is 1neonrenient 10 the neighbors
and passersby and harmful to the chill
dren lnasmach as bali may break a
window OF a neighbours house. Pas
sersby are aforementioned in getting
past aud the children are neither from
a moral physical or mental standpoint
properly developed,
But now that we have considered thu
present situation let vs. look to the pos
sioilities of a larger playground. THERE
could oea baseball diamond. basket
ball grounds, lava tennis aeld and
plenty OF room for ianPlRG raaaing
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18

wouldn't II he better II Thanks,
giving day we're not quite 30 distinct
lively woman's day; 10 u we're made
lls,le Lass OF show day for her Gull.
nary skill aud little more OF day
of real gratitude for the whole fam,
ilyY No doubt II Ia much easier to
give thanks with the savory odors OF a
roAw turkey assailiug the oliacloty
nerves, than with simply the knowl.
edge Of the existence Of the turkey In
live state at some moro or less 10
mote point an available source Of
supply in az emergency. Il may DO
well 20 have the tootbsomo fowl In
Notual evidence but certainly II is
not best TO make that the Que feature
OF the day,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18
In many ways Thankseiv Inc 4 one

In many ways Thanksgiving ss one
of our most delightful events. II comes
at time when tho rieois OF winter
are not yet NJ hand. We have at our
disposal all the varied products OF the
coll, aud time for season OF par
tlal reat for the farmer IL at hand.
one OF tho most delightful features.
which has become quite general. 10
the gathering together under the old
root tree OF all the scattered sons aud
dauRhters on this day. Two, three
and sometimes four generations thus
meet around the festive aud bosplt
able table OF the old homestead, and
thus fraternal ties are strengthened
aud flllpl piety encouraged.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18
PROBATE AID GUARDIANSHIP HUTIcE.


In the District Court OF the Fifth Judicial
District Of the state Of Utah In and for the
County of Iron.
Probate Divisiou.
IL the matter Of the estate Of John u. Robin
aon. deceased.
Notice 90 Creditors.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 either Of the undersigued AZ the reaidencc Of
either IN Parsgoonah, Iron County, Utah, on or
before the lat day OF March, A. ID. i9ii.
Dated this 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1910.
JOHN ". ROBINSON,
RIcHARD A. ROBSON,
JAMES {. ROBINSON,
49, Executors.
William y. Kuox, Attorney for executors.
First Oct. 1t-Last Nov. Is
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18

II you owe anything and have got
the money, now IL q darned good
tins to pay II. Not illudin', scourse,
TO subscription accounts to the
Record.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18
Friday. Nov. IS. 900.

what are you going TO do for
Thapkssivingf Turkeys at from %. so
TO t3.bo rocst mighty high this
year.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18

ChRmbsrlain's SsasS Ss.i 49,: see
SassV tAlAA MsE h asw. N Hag save MA
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-11-18

s'.sssr'ss Ter the -RaesrM-
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13

Judge Fred V. Wood left Sunday last
for Oakland, to preside at trial in the
superior court Of Alameda iu Jndge Og-
denis department.
Miss Rose Ratio and Mrs Carrie
Calvin left Wednesday morning to at
tend the grand lodge of Companions of
the Forest as delegates from Orc Fino
Circle OF Jackson. After attending the
grand lodge, Miss Ratio will go to Oro-
Vile. Butte county, and spend several
weeks with relatives there.
While H. c. Hamrck, a rancher
living east Of Jackson, was driving along
the road in an empty hay wagon last
Tuesday, he was suddenly thrown to the
ground the wheel struck deep rut,
and thereby sustained fracture of the
wrist. DR.. Sprague was called and
rendered professional service.
A capital operation was performed by
Dr. Endicott at the county hospital on
Thursday last upon Mrs Seminetti, a
resi- ident Of South Jackson The patient
lis doing nicely and will be able to be
taken home in few days.
At meeting held last night in the
Odd Fellows building, the ladies' guild
of the Episcopal church arranged pro-
gram and set the dates Of Friday 27,
and Saturday the 28 of May, as tine time
on which they will hold their entertain
ment, the proceeds to be used in clear
ing the church debt, contracted through
necessary repairs TO the structure.
Suffered day and night the torment
of itching piles. Nothing heled me
until used Doan's Ointment. 1t cured
me permanently. Hon. John r. Gar
rett, Mayor, Gard, Ala.
The program is a large one, and Jack
sons best talent are engaged for the
occasion The entertainment will be
held in Loves hall
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
JACKSON TRIMS
COMANCHE
Continued from Page I


OF the S82 and 35 cents receipt which
the club collected at its last game in
Jackson, we leave our readers to decide
how much of it was paid by Ledger
patrons, and speaking in behalf Of our
readers, we suggest that the manager
take some steps in correcting the con-
dition of affairs, and refuse to allow any
narrow, selfish disposition to jeopardize
the teams progress.
The Ledger proposes to help the team
in every way it can if proper apprecia-
tiOn is Shown, and to expose all manner
of ingratitude which may be shown to
the Ledger and its patrons, in case the
present method of score keeping is not
changed. We are informed by very en-
thusastic rooters that the policies of the
Scott are absolutely not in accord with
the desires of the team, and positively
obnoxious aud unapproved of by Others
An official score keeper should by no
means be allowed to monopolize a pub
lie matter for certain paper, because
he is so dense as not to be able 10 un-
derstand that in so doing he is injuring
the town and the team. Scotts remark
to the Ledger's reporter, that he would
allow any other paper in the country to
have copy, but would boycott the
Ledger, warrants his immediate re-
mova, if the team expects the credit it
Justly deserves.
All communities have narrow-minded
people, and they should not be tolerated
in any official capacity. If the Dispatch
owns the score book, and the team has
no official record of its own, it is about
the poorest management that a team
could have, and the team should see that
its most necessary need be supplied
Fayoritsm in public matters is the
poorest example of progress that can be
exhibited, and as our patrons help in
more than one wav in advancing the
team, we shall expect to have no further
trouble in securing a complete account
of the team working in the future.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Build Temperance Wall

Los Angeles. Unable to keep out the
troublesome liquor by any other means
than posting every abstemious veteran
on the guard, the soldiers home
authorities have hit upon the plan OF
building an unscalable fence around
the large grounds, and this will be done
at once. The entrance will refnaiR
open, but the guards will be stationed
here at all hours, and it is believed
smugglers will have no possible chance
to get inside. All liquor found on the
grounds that may be fit for use will be
conhscated hereafter and turned over to
the drug department at the hospital. A
feature of the new method of discipline
will be large gatehouses at the main en-
frances, where sharp watch will be
maintained.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Citizens Raze Billboard

Despairing of ever securing legal
redress against obnoxious billboards,
several residents of Santa Clara avenue
and Stanton street, in Alameda COM
pletely wrecked a partially completed
bill board at that corner. A few weeks
past billboard at the same corner was
torn down by indignant residents and
chopped TO pieces. The residents have
voiced complaints to the city officials
against the distractions, bun as there is
nothing in the city ordinances against
them, nothing could be done.
The Alameda Improvement Club,
which has led the campaign against the
beauty barriers, has communicated with
various other similar organizations in
the state in an effort to secure combined
sentiment against the bill board.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Hypnotized His
Mother-In-E.aW.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Because he 'hypno-
tmed his motiler4in law whenever she
annoyed him and rendered her speech
less and helpless, Peter Avondale of
this city was arrested at the instance of
luis mother in law, Mrs William Roose,
of this city, and was given a hearing
before Mayor Lewis P. Kniffen. II was
3 novel case, and the mayor demanded a
full explanation Mrs Roose explained
that Avondale had peculiar power in
his eyes, and that he possessed com
piete hypnotic control over her, his
wife and his children. She said that
every time that he desired to do so, he
managed by look of his eye to make
their limbs and their tongues useless,
so that they sank to the floor speech
less and remained so until AvOndale
chose to release them.
The accused man, a meek looking
fellow, denied that he had hypnotic
powers or any control over his mother
in-law. Mayor Kniffen, however, held
him under $500 bail TO keep the peace.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Acme Candy Store
Changes Hands,

Joseph Datson, former resident of
this city, and also of Plymouth for a
number of years, has returned to make
Jackson his home. He was recently
married, and the pair have decided that
there is no better locality for home
than Amador county. Mr. Datson early
this week purchased the stock and good
will of the Acme candy store and ice
cream parlors on Main street from Fred
Eudey. 1t is rumored the price paid
was $1,000. Mr. and Mrs Datson will
conduct the business themselves. This
business is centrally located on the east
side of the main business block. It has
always been a popular resort for ice
cream. cream soda, candies. tomaies,
and other deicacies. Under the new
it is expected that it will
enjoy ever a greater measure of patro-
mage than in the past, as the present
proprietor will aim 10 please his
customers by giving them the best
quality of articles that can be had The
for the Acme parlors ap-
pears in another column.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Will Become Citizens

Salvatore Privitali, on May 5, filed his
petition for full citizenship papers. He
is native of Italy, and resident of
Jackson, and has resided in the United
Staes continuously since the 9th of
February, 1898. He had hearing for
final papers in June last and was re-
fused on the ground of failing to pro-
duce sufficient evidence to prove five
years residence in the country. He
names u Gregory and William Going
to prove residence.
The following have made declaration
to become citizens of the United States
since April 20:
Emil Sabatini, aged p, miner, a
native OF Italy, arrived in New York in
May, 1902.
Louis Spadori, aged n, carpenter,
native of Italy, and resident of Jackson,
arrived in Boston, April 1904.
Pietro Leoni, aged 20 wears, barber,
living in Sutter Creek, and native of
Italy; arrived in New York December
1904.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
STODDARD TRAVEL CLASS

A Stoddard travel class with the oh.
ject. entertainment and Intellectual i'm
prONement, by the study of stoddard
series, is being organized here. Mrs L.
B. Sinclair of Chicago. has been in
town for the last few days organizing a
class.
They will take the stndy of travels
on the Stoddard course, which will be
embellished by stereOpticon lectures,
entertainments, etc. ETC., during the
coming winter.
The Stoddard course is becoming
popular in cities and towns, and as
there are some 500. 0O0 patrons to these
lectures, and more than 5000, 600 people
have heard them during the past eighteen
years, while Mr. Stoddard was on the
Tostrum it is no wonder that the study
of them is a source of pleasure and pro-
fit.
The following are patrons of the lee
lures; Mrs Jas Jay Wright, Minnie I.
Gardella, W. H. Grcenhagh, Mrs Mary
Marelia, w. ]. Peters, Mrs Vicini,
Mrs Geo. L. Thomas, Miss Amy Clark,
Mrs Annie Hurst, Judge Fred V. Wood
The class intends to make the organi-
zltion public affair, by inviting
persons at the lectures, and by having
occasional entertainments. AT an early
date, they propose to add the functions
of civic improvement club.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Stephen Kidd deceased.

Estate of Stephen Kidd deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Stephen Kidd deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
tthe necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said administrator at
the law Office of Vim. g. SNYDER, No.
8 Court St., Jackson. Amador county,
California, the same being the place
selected for the transaction OF the bust
ness of said estate, in said Amador
county.
Dated April 25th, 1910.
JOSEPH KIDD,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
of the estate of said deceased.
VIM. G. Snyder, Attorney for petit
toner. ap29
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
MARRIED..

E-TREBlLCOCK. In Jackson, at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage,
May 9, 1910, by the Rev. Thomas H.
Nicholas, Samuel ]. Rule tc Miss
Ellen Jane Trebilcock both of Jack
son.
TlTUS--LEONE-ln Jackson, May IL,
1910, by Alfred Colder, ], P, Theron
W. Titus and Myrtle E. Leone, both
OF Jackson.
KE--TAYLOR-In lone, May 18th,
1910, Dana P. Eicke aud Florence C.
Taylor, both of Sacramento.
GREEN-GRIITON. In Stockton, May
9, 1910, by the Rev, John Stephens,
William K. Green and Ellen A.
Gritton, both of Jackson,
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
FIees for Liberty While
Pardon Awaits Him

Phoenix A. T.-When Juan Ramirez,
a convict from Tucson, decided to take
advantage of his privilege as a trusty
and make break for liberty, he did
not know that he was fleeing from a
pardon Ramirez was serving six
years term for burglary, and the pardon
arrived at the penitentiary almost at the
moment that his absence was noted.
The pardon was sent back to the COVER
nor and Ramirez is being hunted as a
fugitive from Justice.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
SUMMARY
OF THE NEWS

London. George ", takes the
Scepter, while nation mourns death of
his father, King Edward VII. London
City OF silence.
San Jose, Costa Rico. Fifteen hun
dred lives were lost in an earthquake a!
Carriage. Not a house is standing.
Much suffering is experienced from
lack of provisions.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13

Deeds-Ed Muldoon ct TX to Kennedy
Ex G M Co-Muldoon G M and NJ and
part of NV of 21-6-l0, $40.
Peter Germolis to Stella Germolis-.
IL interest in So of SW14 of SW14 of
SE4 of 10 and NEI of NWA of IS
and SwA of NEA and NJ Of SE1a of
NEA of SW14 and Sw4 of NWA of
SILL, love and affection.
M B Flemming to F D Caminetti-l43
acres in l-7-l3 and l6 acres in &C.
8-l3, $3.50.
D Caminetti to V J Chichiz.la,
same property as above, $3.50.
Hoarce D Ranlett to Copper Co Oak
Hill Copper M, lot 80, secs 28 and 20
Clio, 16 0S acres, So
Agnes Wilson ct al to j H Hammil-
Mugford house on Kennedy M Co lands,
Jackson district, $40.
Patents u S to john Campbell
I and 2 and SW14 of NE14 and lot 3 of
NWA of IL l3, l43 81 ac.
u S to John H Campbell-S1aof SEA
and Siaof SWH of 36-8-13
Decrees-Estate of A Hayward to
Emma Rose-Undvided l-3 of Suther-
land and Simpson x Alden Q M &
Phoenix M, Oaks Mine claim, Rees w
M, Indiana Q M, Phoenix east . M.
The Pacific gardens, the 22nd gravel M,
lot 4 of sec ll-7-10, various lots in
Plymouth, various rights OF way bitches
etc, in Amador and Ell Dorado counties.
Estate of Charity Hayward to Emma
Rose. All her interest in the properly
above described.
Mortgages J Futter 10 B Katchin-
sky-Lot 9, block l6 Suffer Greek,
$4,000.
Trust Deeds-T ] Bennetts ct ux to P
S S and L Co-Lots and in block 13,
Sutter Greek, $ll00.
Joseph Ghighleri ct ux to M Ratio
NE14of HEA of 1861, $1,000.
Reconveyance. p S S and L Co to R
and 7 Bennetts and A. block 13,
Sutter Greek, $4,000.
Satisfaction of Mortgage-Ellen M
Finn to Theo Lithgow-Lot IA, block 10,
Sutter Greek, $400.
New Era Paint VarnSh Co to Thos /
Gibson-Cattle and possessions, $l100.
Lis Pendus-Amador Keystone M C
VS. Cal Cons M Co-Notice OF pendenc\
of action to determine that pltf has &
vendors lien on all the property of def
corporatio in Sutter and Amador City
for S50,O00 unpaid balance purchase
price.
Observation-Disclosures Keystone M CO
VS. Cal Con M Co-Attaches adj property
of said COMPANY and adjoining Sutter
Greek and Amador Civ, demand. SIP,
946 95A
Landman VS. Cal Con M Coat
taches same property, demand SlO,-
1913 25.
Lease Sultana J White to R Rugne-
3 year lease of lots II and 32, block 10.
Jackson, $50 per month.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
JACKSON
CITY ITEMS
Continued from Page 1

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
N. to p. N. Phone-Otfice, Main
IS: residence. black 1894: jackson.
Mrs Antoine Ratio came up from the
city the latter part of last week, to
spend several weeks with relatives in
this city.
am prepared to go ont as nurse to
sick ladies' in confinement. Mrs E. S.
Pitois, No. 73 E. Court street. mis-
The splendid work of Chamberlain S
stomach and liver tablets is daily COM
ing to light. No such grand remedy for
liver and bowel troubles was eve
known before. Thousands bless them
for curing constipation, sick headache,
bliouSneSS, jaundice and indigestion.
Sold by all dealers.
Assessor Jarvis will be in Jackson
next Monday and thereafter for purpose
of assessing property in this township.
If
Michael Spich, miner from Lead
City, South Dakota came to Jackson
last week, and will reside with his cou-
sin, John Milogych on Broadway.
Milosh Kuraica will make his home
in Jackson. He was formerly resident
of Lead CITY, South Dakota, but came
here to work in the mines.
A number of persons have visited the
rock crushing works of the city at the
Anita dump. There is a unanunity OF
opinion that the enterprise is far more
likely to prove white elephant than
otherwise. What strikes the average
man most is the small Quantity of
material to work upon compared with
the magnitude of the plant installed to
reduce it. The only reply to queries
along this line is that there is plenty o!
rock left in the Anita.
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Mrs Emma B. Wright, wife of ]. !.
Wright left Jackson Wednesday last for
Fresno, where she will attend a convcn-
ton held by the Rebekah lodge. Mrs
Wright goes as delegate from the local
lodge, and will be absent about days.
Martin Gregovich, taylor from San
Francisco, is the guest of ]. Milogevch,
Jackson.
The committee appointed to take
charge of the Italian picnic, which will
be held on the 5th of June, are busy
making all arrangements necessary for a
successful day of pleasure.
The committee consists of c. Boro,
A. Piccardo, r. Malatesta, D. BeTta and
M. Marzini Sutter Creeks band has
been secured, and will furnish music
throughout the day and evening. The
picnic is held at Fullen's Grove near
Martell.
healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. BurdOck Blood Bitters builds up
sound health-keeps you we'll.
Amador ledger., 1910-05-13
Worse than BNIlets

Bullets have often caused less suffer
ing to soldiers than the eczema L. w.
Hartman Burlington, Me-, got in the
army, and suffered with, forty years.
when all else failed,' he writes.
Greatest healer for sores, ulcers, boils,
burns, cuts, wounds, bruises and piles.
25 cents at Spagnoli's drug store.