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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
National Government
EXECUTIVE
I President William 11. Taft
\ Vice President Jnmes 9. Sherman
JUDICIARY
U. 8. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES
(Chief Justice Fuller)
First circuit Oliver W. Holms
Second circuit.... Rufus W. Peckham
Third circuit Henory W. Brown
Fourth circuit .Melville W. fuller
( Fifth circuit Edward w. White
Sixth circuit John M. Harlan
Seventh circuit William R Day
Eight circuit David J. Brewer
Nin t h cl rcult Joseph McKon na
« NINTH JUDICAL CIRCUIT
(Pacific States and Territories)
circuit judge William W. Morrow
Circuit judge Esklre M. Ros
Circuit judge William B.Gilbert
U. S. Commissioner for Amador coun
ty ...Richard Webb
LEGISLATIVE
SENATORS FROM CALIFORNIA
Gcorgo C. Perkins and Frank P. Flint
CONGRESSMEN FROM CALIFORNIA
First district. ..... . . Wm. Englebrigbt
! Second district. . .Duncan E. McKinlny
Third distract . . . .Joseph K. Knowland
Fourth district Julius Kahn
| Fifth district E. A. Hayes
I Sixth district James C. Needham
\ Seventh district..... James McLachlan
Eighth district. .S. C. Smith
State Government.
) EXECUTIVE
Governor James N. Glllett
Lieut-Governor Warren R. Porter
Secretary of State. . . .Charles F. Curry
1 Controller A. B. Nye
Treasurer Wm. R. Williams
Attorney-General. . . Ulysses S. Webb
Surveyor-General. . Wm. S. Kingsbury
\ Supt. State Printing. . W. W. Shannon
, Clerk Supreme Court.. .F. Li Caughey
JUDICARY
% SUPRKME COURT
Chief J ustloo Wm. H. Beaty
Associate Justice T. B. McFarlanH
Associate J ustice F. W. Henshaw
Associate Ju9ti«e W. G. Lorigan
| Associate Justice F. M. Angellotti
' Assoctate Justice Lucian Shaw
Associate Justice^ M C. Sloss
APPEI*L»ATE JUSTICES
First district James A. Cooper
First district Samuel P. Hall
First district Frank H. Kerrigan
Second district Matthew T. Alfen
Second district James W. Taggart
Second district .Victor E. Shaw
Third district Norton P. Chipmun
ThUd district. . . Albert G. Burnett
Third district Elijah C. Hart
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
First district Joseph II Scott
Second district Alex Brown
Third district Richard E. Collins
Fourth district Jeff D. McElvaine
RAILROAD COMMISSION
First district • Alex C. Irwin
Second district Andrew M. Wilson
Third district.. Theodore Summerland
LEGISLATIVE
Senator, 10th district A. Caminetti
Asbomblyman. 11th dist..G. F. Snydor
U. S. LAND OFFICE
[Sacramento]
Register John F. Armstrong
Receiver John C. Ing
County Government.
'Superior Judge. . .Hon. Fred V. Wooc
Sheriff & Tu* Collector... U S Gregot;
Deputy W. T. Connora
District Attorney C. P. Viclni
Clerk and Auditor J. R. Huberty
Deputy L- Newman
Recorder Thos. M. Ryan
Doputy L. G. Meeban
Treasurer George A. Grltton
Assessor C. E. Jarvls
Deputy Goorge A. Gordon
Survoror Wm. Brown
Supt. of Schrls W. H. Gieonhalgh
Supt. Hospital D. J. Burke
Physician...... .E E. Endioott, M. D.
Coroner & Public Adoir. .H. E. Potter
Court Commissioner. . . .Geo A Gordon
BOARD OP SUPERVISORS
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Township 1..;. J0hn Steonm, Jack&uu
Township 2 B. H. Bagley, lone
Township 3 L. 11. Cook Volcano
Township 4D. A. Fraser Sutter Creek
Towosblps L. Burke, Plymouth
[Chairman!
JUBTICES OF THE PEACE
Township No. 1
Township No. 2 T. H. Gartlln
Township No. 3 A. W. Roblneon
Towdsblp No. 4 ... . :. . . . . . . W. L. Rose
Township No. 5 John Blower
CONSTABLES
1 Township No. A. Laverone
Townublp No. 2 J. E. Kelley
Towmhlp No. 8. .:..... T. 0. MeKenae
TowoiblpNo.4 T. 8. Tutt\e
|TownihlpNa6.. .... E.N Wheeler
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Items of Interest from
Towns Surrounding
Jackson
| "Free reading room in the basement
of the Presbyterian church ha 3 been
closed for the winter. This action was
demanded because rio one could devote
the time for caring for it and the boys,
whom the trustees would save from
the Tigre, destroyed some of the best
chairs and their rowdyism deterred
men from utilizing the room.--Sonora
Banner.
Work on the addition to the post
office has been delayed because of the
non-arrival of red sandstone for the
facing of the structure from the quar
ries at lone. The stone cannot be cut
fast enough to keep up with the work
on the structure.— Sunday News.
Rev. W. P. Kosvberoroif, who has
been assigned to the Angels Camp
parish as rector of the Servian ortho
dox church, is reported as being well
pleased with his new charge, which al
so includes Jackson. The clergyman
comes from Sitka, Alaska, where he
has been doing missiontry work for a
number of years. Services will be
held here on every second and fourth
Sunday in the month. He will reside
in Jackson. — Record.
While working at the Chapman
mine, last Friday night. Wm. Zwinge,
who was in charge of the hoisting en
gine, was caught in the cog gear, and
had a narrow escape from serious in
jury. As it was, hi 3 clothing was en
tirely stripped from his body below
the waist line. Fortunately the giving
away of the clothing saved' him from
being drawn into the cog. He was
somewhat bruisei by the operation,
but no bones were broken, and he was
soon all right again.— Prospect.
Malcolm F. Calkins, who lived in
Nevada City for a number of years and
who is the son of Thomas D. Calkins,
a native of Nevada City, has become
part owner of the Salinas Morning
Democrat The paper is a four-page
daily and is one of the most progres
sive in that section of the Btate. . Be
sides being newsy, it his every evi
dence of prosperity. Mr Calkins ha 3
associated with him in the venture
Homer W. Wood, a jour g newspaper
man formerly cf San Francisco. Mr
Wood is editor, while the business end
is looked after by Mr Calkins. The
latter, although still a young man, has
had extensive expsritnee in the busi
ness in various parts of the state.
Some time ago he wa3 interested in
the Amador Ledger, a newspaper
published at Jackson, Amador county.
He has also been associated with his
father in the publication of newspa
pers. For some time ho was connected
with the Nevada county publishing
company and became well known
throughout Nevada City and Grass Va
lley. His friends here will wish him
success in the enterprise on which h«
has embarked.— Nevada Transcript.
Between fifty and seventy-five re
presentative men from CalaverM,
Amador and S»n JoaquirT counties
gathered at the town hall at Wallace
Saturday, the 17th instant, to hear the
report of the citizens' committee on
the copper smoke problem. It was
the unanimous opinion ,of all those pre
sent that they were being damaged by
the fumes of the Penh Uhemcal Com
pany smelter, both as to vegetation
and the general health of the people
and live stock. After some discussion
and good advice by chairman Dower
and supervisor Luddy as to the proper
method to pursue a motion was made
and carried to organize a farmers' pro
tective association, of all those, in
terested in the smoke problem,- and a 1a 1
committee of seven was appointed on
organization, consisting of George
Waechter, Joseph Lester and Ernest
Gooding of Amador county, A. H.
Keir, Chas Dyer and Leroy Southworth
of Calaveras county, and Ike Miller of
San Joaquin.— Prospect.
NOTICE.
The undersigned ha 3 bought the in
terest of his partners in the Olympus
restaurant in the Webb building,
Jackson, and will hereafter conduct
the business as sole proprietor, as
suming all liabilities and collecting
all debts. .
Jackson, Dec. 22, 1910.
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Coast Distributors,
827 J Street, SACRAMENTO, Cal
Established since 1883
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IT DOES THE WORK.
GOOD NEWS
Many Jackson People Have Heard
It and Profited Thereby.
"Good news travels fast," and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in
Jackson aru glad to learn that prompt
relief is within their reach. Mnny a
liiinc, weak and aching back is bad no
more, thanks to Doan's Kidney .Pills.
Thousands upon thousands of neonle
are telling the good news of their ex
perience with the Old Quaker Remedy.
Here is an example worth reading : E
W. N. Belveal, E. Washington St.,
Stockton, Cal., says: "The value of
Doan's Kidney Pills was thoroughly
proven to me about three years ago.
I was troubled by a dull, heavy ache
in my back and at night it bothertfd
me the most. I could not lie in one
position lone and 1 was very nervous.
My kirim-yn were disordered and 1 felt
all run down. Doan's Kidney Pills
soon disposed of every symptom of my
trouble, and toned up my entire sys
tem. My cure has been permanent.
For sale by all dealers, l'rice 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Puffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name — Doan's— and
take no other.
The Great Reaper
J. J. Becker, well known for many
years in railroad circles and in lone,
died in the railroad hospital in San
Francisco, on the 17th instant, after a
lingering illness. Deceased was con
ductor on the Amador branch railroad
for a number of years. In July last
he was seized with a severe stroke of
paralysis, and removed at once for
treatment to the railroad hospital in
the city, and never fully recovered
from the attack. He was in the rail
road service for over thirty years.
He has no relatives in this state.
Mrs Prescilla Simmons died at her
home in lone on the 19th instant, at
the advanced age ot 84 years. She
came from Pennsylvania to California
in 1854, with her husband, who pre
ceded her to the mrave three years ago.
They came to Amador county, and
lived here continuously up to the time
of death. Deceased leaves four chil
dren, Mrs Alice Clifton, of lone val
ley, J. W. Simmons of Stockton, Mrs
F. B. Richardson of Placerville, and
Walter Simmons of lone valley; also
five grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
Saves an lowa Man's Life.
. The very grave seemed to yawn be
fore Robert Madsen, of West Burling
ton, lowa, when, after seven weeks in
the hospital,f our 'Of the best physicians
gave me up. Then was fthown the mar
velous curative power of Electric Bit
ters. For, aftereight months of fright
ful suffering from liver trouble and
yellow jaundice, getting no help from
other remedies or doctors, five bottles
of this matchless medicine completely
cured him. Its positively guaranteed
for stomach, liver or kidney troubles
and never disappoints. Only 50 cents
at Spagnoli's drug store.
Teachers' Certificates.
The board of education of Amador
county finished with the examination
of applicants for teachers certificates
last Saturday. The number of appli
cants—ten—was the smallest for
several years. Only two of the appli
cants were from this county.
The following pafssed in the required
number of studies, and were awarded
certificates ;— George McKisson of
Mokelumne Hill, Harry Reese of
Camanche and Mattie Holbrook of
Stockton.
Grace McKisson of Mokelumne Hill
passed in ten studies, also Beatrice
Holbrook of Glencoe, Calaveras county,
and Margaret McDonald of Jackson :
John J. Stringer of Milton, Calaveras
county, passed in 11 subjects, and
Annie A. White of Plymouth in 12
subjects. At any subsequent exami
nation these will not be required to be
examined in the subjects in which they
received the necessary percentage of
credits, but only on those studies in
which they were unsuccessful.
Miss Edith M. Fuller and Mary Bil
lalon were recommended for state life
diplomas.
Edith M. Hollingsworth was granted
a grammar school certificate on
credentials. The following were
granted grammar grade certificates:
Grace Gross, Hazel Goodman, Annie
M. Williams, Virignia Monetti, Wal
lace F. Turner, Maud Cornwall,
Kathryn G. Murphy, Helen Boyer,
Alice S. Sheehan, E. Moore, Violet
Jeanette Wood, Julia Harrington, Miss
Urace M. Jenks was granted a high
school certificate.
Wants to Help Someone.
For thirty yearß J. F. Boyer, of
Fertile. Mo., needed help and couldn't
find it. That's why he wants to help
some one now. Suffering; bo long him-
Bflf he feels for all distress from
backache, nervousness, loss of appe
tite, lassitude and kidney disorders.
He shows that electric bitters works
wonders for such troubles. "Five
bottles, " he writes, "wholly cured me
and now lam well anl hearty." It's
also positively guaranteed for liver
trouble, dyspepsia, blood disorders,
female complaints and malaria. Try
them. 50c at Spagnoli'a drug store.
Delicious
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A Triumph In Modern
Buffalo Brewing Co.
SACRAMENTO
MARKETING 4x TELEPHONE
YOUR FAITHFUL Bell Tele-
phoue, always at your elbow, steadily increases
in usefulness. It does a score of errands while a
messenger is doing one. You come to accept tele-
phone service as a matter of course, like the air you
breathe or the water you drink.
. Your Bell Telephone performes these daily serv-
ices of neighborhood communication, and it does
more — it is a unit in the universal system and enables
you to reach any one any time within the range of the
Long Distance Service.
(SVDie f^ific Td & Telg. Co.
N^rflg^ Every Bell Telephone is the center of the System
Made from Best Wheat
Al FLOUR..
With Best Machinery
By the Best Skilled Workmen
A trial will convince y0u....
MANUFACTURED BY
Woodland Grain & Milling Co.
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• AT HEWITT'S BAZAR 5
• Special SALE now on of Thanks- f
a giving Nwit'Hsltifp, Dulls, China- «
• ware. Toy*, etc t>to. •
• We have the largest ami Qioet rarted *
• line ot'lXJVßlu Central OtUlorola •
« ' Stockton's Greatest Bazar, Z
Keoaipt books, tooaliou blaukit, deeds
caortgaie*. pro uUuory vote«, etc.
for sat>: «Uo uiiuing alguals ou
loth at Ledger otUoa
PATENTS
j United States and Foreign Patent*
procured, defended and BOLD. Draft-
ing and Him- Printing done. S;ud for
fere book on l*at>nts.
I Pacific Coast Patent Agency
j _ Stockton, Cal.
< a LI. Mod* ot Illonk* for \>. 0. Land ruinsi-.
■*•■ Honi«!ie»d, Timber and Mineral bliuk»-.
■dmt be bad at (he ledger oOtoe; slio deed*
ii.<.HK»t!t>K iululuk loratloos, proof ot Übof
| »u*l oiUei lex»l blank* kept for »»10.
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