This table gives tbe highest and lowest tem-perature lnJackson
for each day, together withthe rainfall, as recorded by
self-registeringinstruments kept at tho Ledger offlcfl.
Church Notes..—_,— .Order of Bervicos nt the Methodist
Episcopal church bs follows: Kun-diiy BChool at '2 p. tn ,
pnmc.liitiK ser-vii'iiHevery Suiidiiy to oommeuce at11 a. tn. and
7:30 p. in., prayer meet-ing every Wednesday at7:UU p.m.The publio
ia cordially invited toattend tbOße services.
The End of the Worldshould it come to-mori'cw would findfully
Miol'Uin people' Buffering withrheumatism of either alight or
seriousnature. Mobody need suffer withrheumatism for JJallard'a
Snow Lini-ment drives away tue trouble, relievesthe paiu instantly
and leaves theuser as well and eupple as a twoyear old. .Sold by
Kusbor's CityPharmacy.
HON. F. V. WOOD, JUDGE
Estate of Ueo. il. Kinuhart.—
Final account and petition for dis-tribution filed, May 2ti set
fur hear-ing. •
New CasesK. V. Lonlgo vs. IS. Privitali.-The
complaint sets fortb that on the 11thday of May, 11*1)t, a
judgment wasentered in tbe superior court of Ama-dor in favor uf
plaintiff arid againstdefendant for the sum of SSIU.GJTbe judgment
has remained whollyunsatisfied, save the sum of 6100 paidthereon.
Suit is brought to obtainjudgment for the balance witb in-terest at
V por cent, tbe total amountclaimed boing 6710.10.
Estate of Orvillo U. Kandolph.—Mary M. Litbgow petitions for
lettersof administration; May 25 sot forhearing. \u25a0 :
Total rainfall forseason to date ..5t. 27 inchesTo corresponding
poriod 1ust Reason U.S'J
"
I'fhnfollowing tnntmmflnts hAy« h«en fllfidtor record In
thfirecorder* omen ulnee our Iftitroport. We publish n complete H*t
of rtncii-mentu recorded, and must decllnn lo acondo toany roqtient
to mipprOHS ftny document fromthoRO column!). Unn'tnßk us to do
*o
Deeds.— Oustnv Ilaumnun ct ux, etnl to J. J. McHorlnv, Original
Ama-dor quattz mine, Amndor Cily,
Charles llngberg to John N. Lnf-stead and nndlvidntl ouc'-half
lutfr-lest In tbo Silver Tick claim nent De-fendo, 610.
John J. MoSorley to Original Ama-dor Mines Co., Original
Amndorquartz mine, Amador City, 8!ii>.000.
Krnest L'lokerlng to (Jeorge Hvana,40 ncros in 15-7-11, 810.
Jasper 11. Phillips ot ux to ThomasL\ ilnwdon, 120 acres In 10-7
10, andright of way, 910.
Wm. K. MoKenzie, et ux to Jasperil.Phillips 1120 acres iv
10-7-10 audright of nay. 910.
James 11. Marks ot ux to Thomas V.Hiiwdnn, Plymouth gold quattz
mine,near Plymouth. 6500.
Henty Schroeder to Mrs Mary A.Sobroeder, 112^ acres in 3U-8-10
andlot4 block 5, Oleta, $1.
Albert U. Volz et ux to A. V.Johnson et ux, 40 acres in18-7-10,
noconsideration.
Mortgage— Maria Garabaldi to Jose-phine Kettagliatn, lot 4 block
4,Sutter Creek, 6200 for four years withinterest at tbe rate of G
pet cent perannum.
ljease— Mrs E. H. Uambert et alleases to A. C. Matulicb a
one-halfinterest in 680 acres known as theCentral llouao ranch near
Drytowu,for 3 years at an annual rental of 6340.
Proof ot Labor—J. ii.CJrillo et alon placer claim iv
22-7-12.
Trust Deed— Ueorge Hloom et ux toTitle (JuiiraiU.ee and Trust
Co., 80acres iv 22-7-11 and lauds elsewhere,6500 payable in eight
months withinterest at tbe rate of 12 per cent perannum.
Cancellation of Mortgage— Oneto tqIJadaraano.
Jjocntion —W. I!. French locatesCoyote placer, Oleta district.
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Certificate of Kedemption- J. JJ.Weston on 100 acres iv 30-8-12,
IGOacres in 3-8-11 and ICO ares in 31-8-12and 30-8-12 taxes of
1888, 1895 and1902, $02.81.
tsOCUMENTS RECORDED.
The Free License Business.
Posteis are out tor the Italinupicnio in celebration of tbe
independ-ence of Italy, on Fullou's grove ouSuuday, the (Jth of
June. The officersselected are Q. Uranohetti, president.W. Tarn,
vice president, A. Ambi-golio, grand marshal: aid, 11.
Foletti;orators, F. N. Belgrano of San Fran-cisco in Italian, and
Judge Wood ivKnglisb. Among tho amusementsmay be mentioned a
baseball gamefor 575, between Jackson and SutterC?eek; a bnena
game, witb 820 asfirst prize and 810 seooad prize.Everything is
being done to makothis the most attructivo affair of thiskind in
many years.
Italian Picnic.
A flnrptiso whh given to sporta InntSunday afternoon nu tho
Jacksondiamond. Tho rngulnt club arrangeda match with the socoiid
nine, -com-posml mainly ot chlldieu nttondiug\u25a0Ohooli The
Juveniles, however, havnbeen practicing very faithfully, nudproved
n Ronulno eyo-opeuor to theolder players. It was oloßoly
i.ou-tooted from start to llulsh. J'iach sidenmli/.eil at the
outset that it wns nowalkover. At tho ond of tbe ninthinnings the
score stood 4to 4. Ho itwaa decided to play another iiiiiingf,and
this sealed a victory for theyoungsters, the soorp being l> to
4.Timid was great jubilation over tboresult. Indeed, throughout tbo
samethe small nlue was cheered to theecho wbenover an especially
goodplay was scored. Tbo line up was asfellows:
2d Jackson Ist JacksonL. l>ove o f W. Connersli. lioro 1 t
CailemartoriH. Love ss Jj FortnorHoltz a b W. FortuerCarrara 1b W.
KustTain r f JjavoronoHicks o UaifneyHoro p MerkelDelabide 1b •
Ardittu
Kuiibby Innings.1 2 34 B II7! 0 10
2d Nine 3 O 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 —5IstNine 000201)01 10—4
New Ice Plant Started.J'mv persons are aware of tbe
extent to which John Strohm haslately enlarged his ice
makingplant, aud the big outlay involvedtherein. For a couple of
monthsmou have been working to installtbe large electric motor and
tbe com-pressor for the ice making business.It is now nearing
completion. Ihe75 horse power dynamo was startedfor the lirst time
Sunday and workednicely. The whole plant bus beentested, and found
to bo all right. Itwas expected to get tbe new worksstarted at ico
making to-day, and torun steadily thereafter. This im-provement has
iiivovied an expend!tare of 810,000. The two plants, theold one
being of only 8 tons capacity,bavo cobt 818,000, to say nothing
ofthe beer making plant. Altogether,Strohm has spoilt $50,000 on
thebiewery aud ice plant. The newplant is equal to 20 tons of ice
perday. 'The consumption of ice insummer averages about 5 ' tons
perday for tbo general public, and 3tons per day used in the
breworybusiness. And to prcduco thisquantity the plant hud to be
run toits utmost capacity nißht and day,aud still fall short of the
demand.It has cost SIiOOO per year for import-ed ice. This outside
expense will boentirely obviated now, aud ampleprovision leftfor a
big iuauy owning the sugar refinery atSalinas iv Monterey county,
haveasked for a bid on BUUO tons of limestone rock, delivered at
lone. Thisis the biggest order, or rather pro-posal, that has been
received. Itde-monstrates that those interested arekeenly alive to
tbo possibilities of thelime resources of this county.
Tbodifficulty is not iv quarrying thematerial, or the quantity, but
thotransportation problem iv shipping itthe three miles which
iutorvenes be-tween tbe quarry and the railroad do-pot ut lone. The
J. aud K. road isnearer tbe quarry, but there is noroad, aud tbe
county to be traversedia rough aud billy, presenting mornserious
obstacles to;transportationthan even tbe three miles to love.In the
event of the Speoltels optionhuing permitted to lapse, soino
ettortwilldoubtless be made to organize vcompany to purobaao the
quarry, andconstruct a tramway to the railroadso aa to bo üblo to
deliver thomineral at a price to compete withother outside points.
Iho optionruns until November next. It is notlikoly,however, that
it will bn aur-rendered.
California Postcard Views, incolors. Over !!OUO subjects
compris-ing Yosemlte Valley, Lmlto Taboe,Übasta and places of
interest through-out the state. 25— no two alike—2scents, W. Fred
Uentle, 2212 SutlerSt. Han Francisco.
Dr. J. D. Fogarty, dentist, Jack-son. Otlloo in Kay 'a building,
Mainstreet. 1 Hours from 9a. in. tillsp.p. m Telephone, Black 363.
:
Postmaster F. Duden, accompaniedby his bride, returned home
Tuesdayevening. The pair were cordiallygreeted on the occasion by
theirmany well-wisbere. <
Kauobers. are busy harvestingvolunteer crops. The crop is
muchbetter than the gloomy forbodings ota couple of weeks back
predicted.ln some places it comes pretty wellup to the average.
Sidney Oerrans, who has been em-ployed around the mines
hereabouts,left Saturday for tbe land of hisnativity, with tbe
intention of remainiug there.
Mr and Mrs Sinclair left Saturdayfor Cripple Creek, Colorado,
wherethey formerly Jived.
Mr and Mrs Trenery departedSaturday, bound for Orange county,in
tbe southern part of tbo state,and intend to go into tbo fruit
busi-ness.
The liov. B. U. Hnin, rector of theEpiscopal church iv Jacksou
for thepast year, left witb bis family, onSaturday last for
Minnesota, whoreho has accepted a call from a church.The church
hero is left without aresident pastor, hut arrangementswill bo mude
to hold services atstated intervals, until a regularpastor cau be
socuretl.
Mis^ JCriMO Htusal left Sunday niorn-ii;g for Hun Francisco, to
stay inde-finitely. She expects to visit Seattloand the Alaska
Yukon exposition intbo near future.
Mrs A bratnol'sky left Sunday morn-lug fur Sun Francisco, on a
visit torelatives'.
(J. Ji. Arditto, senior past presi-dent of Amador Aerio No.
1776,Fraternal Odrer ot Eagles, left Satur-day to attend tbe stuto
convention ofthat order, which met ut Santa CJmzfur tbe Hist four
days of this week,lie is entitled to a Beat iv the con-vention uy
viitue of bis official posi-tion.
Instead of tbe usual evening ser-vices iv the M. E. church Just
Sun-day, Jesag I). Kuykendail i'eud auncidiess to t tip young
folks.
Reports from Glue L^ea »««t weekfrom reliable sources, were to
theulltHit that snow was over 25 feet deepon. tlj« level in tout
vicinity—an un-precedented quantity for thia Seasonot tbe yeai.
ibere willbe no lack ofstored water for mining and otherpurposes
this summer aud fall, uulohhunusually waim rains occur to melttbe
snow. Tbo pasturage season intbe vicinity of Silver Jake and
acrosstbe divide willbe very late this year.
Mrs Oscar Keicbling, and hersister, Miss Daly, came up from
SanFrauoisco Saturday ou v visit witbfriends iv Jackson.
Jos. (iluckfeld expects to mnvointo bis now premlaos, the lied
Front,dunug the next few days. The sbelv-liug Is all in plaoe, aud
everything isin roudinowH for busiuess. Altogethertbo coruer of
Court uud Muni streetis the finest appearing busiuess pio.perty
along Alain stieot.
We acknowledge receipt of a tiukitof admission to tho grounds
(if theYukon-Alaska exhibition in Soattlo,good during the entire
period of thooxpnsitiou, from Juue until October.The mauagemont of
tbe fair appro-dates tbe importance of tho prossin contributing to
tbe Hiiooesu of theaifnir. Ah a rule tbe press in themost proteut
factor In eucoeua orfailure of noy publio enterprise.
Jon. (Jurilmldl, employed ut (Siiioc-
uhlo'd. store while uuiug v sharpknife, the blade slipped iv
some way,uud cut au ugly gush in hia left leg.It was not Horhiiiu.
Tho nuviiiiwof l)rKudlcult wore culled to ilimh thowound. Jhu
victim weut right alongwith his work uttenvtm!4.
J. B. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9a.m. to 5 p. in. Phone
—Office, black
441: residence. Black 391; Jackson.Krneet Lernin baa resignod
hia posi-
tion as clerk at the Ulobe hotel, hav-ing accepted a place at
tho AtnndorCentral depot at Mnrtells. His plaoeat tho Ulobe has
been tilled by J. b\-Mello.
J. H iiyttioil Volcauo, left yester-day morning Jar Stockton for
medicaltrentmeut. He has sull'eiod for a loug
. time from cancer below the right eye.lie has undergone
treatment at thebunds of several doctors, and sub-mitted to
siirgicul operations, but. tbodisease persists. Ho will'cousult
ex-perts in fcjtookton, aud perhaps go onto Hitri KiauMisoo to
place him undertbocare of some expert iv that city.
A marriuge license was issued Tues-day to .Ezra A. Taylor, age
20, ofPlymouth, to Clara M. Kreuch, 17,Oletn, thu consent- iv
writing tit the
.father in erioh iustauco being given.Kor Kule.
—t!JB ncres of good agii-
cultural aud grazing luud, lit I'oruatHomo. Thirty miroG timber
land,with at least 1000 cords live blackonk. for full particulars
apply onpremises, or to John Uulds, Jackson,Cal. my 7-t f
WllQtecl-A pplioitor to secureorders for the tailoring
huisness.Uooii salary to the right man, andsteady employment. Apply
to Wai.2{obs, the Tailor, Jackson. x,"\Vni. Scbroeder baa a now
deliverywagon, manufactured by (Jeo, Lnoot. jIt fa a very
couvoniunt vehlolo forthe business.
five or six men formerly employ-ed at tbo Aigouunt, went to work
atthe copper mine near lone on Wed-nesday, presumably on the
sameterms as tiro olfered by tbo minesarouud Jaokson— eight hours
actualwork.
Johnny Chinii, who has rcoveredfrom a serious iittuct of
pbneuDiouio,la able to roturu to bis work atPiconnloh haruess
shop.
Owing to the strike tho business, bouses— hutcher shops,
grocerybouses, aud hoarding bouse keepers,have \u25a0 been
compelled tor their ownproteotion to adopt a ousb baals.With the
underground workeis unem-ployed, bußinesa men are compelledto out
out tired Itaa much as possible.Jn au emergency ot this
diameter,the commercial Interests. Rbould gettogether, aud adopt a
common policy.Iv union, there is strength. Audunited iiutiun is
judt us salutary fortradesuiau us (or those engaged ivmanual
labor.
lteut vvill.lmcharged on idle motets,and after (il)days they
willbe removedwithout noMi'o. U. I'i. Letung. ,
W. J. Duvia of Pluo (JrovH, wholost one eye uud was injured in
thuother, by v lii.nt whllo employed outlni Aminior tiauul UQU
Wn.nt I'uint,lntt for Uiii ifraoolJOQ WtulnusdnyiDoriilux for
troatmett tor jiivtight.
A big delegation from Jackson isKoiMK ovt'r to Suitor Creek
to-woriow(Sutiirdiiy) night, to attend the con-cert; over thirty
reseivod eeut ticketsImve been cold hure ami there urn hutii few
left ut Kiilisi'i'h diug store.Tho udvuuoe eulo of seats in
Suiterhas beeu large, uud v packed house ivassured.
Only tho bi'.-l oIh«hIohI iiiiisin willbe iLMidcrcd. TliiiGutter
Creek Hraesliniiil willtiivn nil tuu'ii uir concert(in Mulu itii'it
in Nuh"r Creak, pre-rudiii"thu ii.v H'iul.
Tim proQrillii t i tie it'inlmiil inHut or Croelt Silunln ui^ht
will ba(jipon fret) to the IVslon eobool bojaI'iiiliivBtteruoou,
nu'l for the lcm-litof the Idiiu Mt>thu Iut •'luiri'h in
louu|Frid iv ill;.'.lii.
Tun woi'Bt toe tor 12 yotim of JohnDuyu, uf tSiiuhviii, Mirii.,
was » iuiiniiiK ulitor. tin paid dm-ims overIIWJ witli.jul.benollt.
Then Uuobleu'lAniimi Halve killed thu ulour uudruied Mm, (.'uioh
fever-torei, tmiiu,trlmiH, re/emu, mlt iliciim. lllllllli-ble for
pilot), iiuni:-, Hi'iiMi, outs,t'uruu. 23ut
Hiiiijjiuilin'n(Inij;btorr.
Kills to stop the Fiend
BASEBALL.
Jackson Juveniles Defeat the FirstNine.
SUPERIOR COURTPROCEEDINGS
AMADOU LEDGER 1
JACKSON, Cal MAY21, 100!)
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL
LOCAL NEWS
iTemp! Si- jTompig.Date. g,ii Date. ig,
K:!r_lay 1.,'.908j 43: 86;....; 17 \u0084..j-85; 78]' ••
i! i43: 88: ...! 18 .80; 76!•—
H !67i 87!....! 1» I89: 77j—.
4 i 48! Iff..y. 20 1.89 74 j•"••
6 11 86!....! 21 i8H; 55:....6 44r 86:....! 22 ;j :j.. .7 43!
85!....! 23 : li...
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10 i 35! 75: i 2« ! :\.V.t11 85 75..;J 27. ...-.| : . U,;\i ;40
76!....! 28 |I I!....13 !38! 70!....!! 29 j: :j....it 40| 80 .vr.
so : :;•••\u25a015 ! 4(>i 83:.... i| 31 ji, : ...!16 ! OS:
78L...! :i:....
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K:!r_lay 1.,'.908j 43: 86;....; 17 \u0084..j-85; 78]' ••
i! i43: 88: ...! 18 .80; 76!•—
H !67i 87!....! 1» I89: 77j—.
4 i 48! Iff..y. 20 1.89 74 j•"••
6 11 86!....! 21 i8H; 55:....6 44r 86:....! 22 ;j :j.. .7 43!
85!....! 23 : li...
\u25a0' 8 «: 85!....! S4 : ; ....0 ! 45! 00!....! 25 \ :....
10 i 35! 75: i 2« ! :\.V.t11 85 75..;J 27. ...-.| : . U,;\i ;40
76!....! 28 |I I!....13 !38! 70!....!! 29 j: :j....it 40| 80 .vr.
so : :;•••\u25a015 ! 4(>i 83:.... i| 31 ji, : ...!16 ! OS:
78L...! :i:....
o jfi.m vjosixJLmBoars tho /) liMkx.i Vcj Have Always Bought
Mst!tra121) New Creation Two-Step
N. 1. Military Hand132 Kiihi's liiiii!;Prvauii of You Med-
ley, Anieiic'iiii(,v .!'phony Orchubti'u134 Kuir harvard
Wmtaea
Maiiili' 1.i'viand Ms Hand117 Love and Ouv-: ion
Vin.'ii • lii-ti'iitnentalTun120 Nina lliiiihKioiu:li|11'J
Ca-ting llreail IJjjuti thn Wbteil
Xi jriiVaiiiiovilleCo.183 Si lVrliim/Horn Duui'e
j Ada Jonei &Leu Speuucr
