Amador ledger., 1903-12-11
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers. : Young Man Ar
rested for Shooting Meadow Lark.

! For good potatoe try Caminetti's
|Burbanks.
a. c. Garbarini was business visitor
En San Andreas this week.
Pioneer Flour is the Lily-of- the
VALLEY" :" the '.PeasI- Perfection"
II you want some swell ladies hand
|kerchiefs, just call at Cademartori's.
G. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
|iug. Hours-9 to II a. m; l to p. m.
Saturdays to II a. m; l to 4 p. m.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martin S cream and California cheese
at Caminetti's Mkt.
Bates and Watson S big dramatic and
vaudeville company will open in Loves,
hall on the 2lst, continuing for one
week. This will be rare treat-ffteen
performers. See display ad,
4 Ladies good kid shoes from SOC to
b. so per pair. Jackson Shoe Store.
Tom Mello, employed at Bright's
laughterhouse, cut his hand while
slaughtering COW one day this week,
niicting an ugly cash, requiring the
lid of the doctor to treat the wound.
NJ. H. McGarry and r. Tadich, the
hew proprietors of the White House,
vent to San Francisco Friday morning,
or the purpose of buying such new
ktock as they need. They returned
Sunday evening.
L. w. Haggerty, recently of Amador
City, Cal, is superintendent of the
Nevills mining properties, near James
Iown, Tuolumne Co., CAL, Gncluding
fhe App and Rawhide mines), vice w.
L. Turner, resigned.
Miss Hilda Clough was appointed
tenographer to the commissioner for
he revision and reform of the law
Code Commissioner, John f. Davis
pct. 8, 1903. The salary attached to
Bhis office is 1920 per year Miss
lough viii attend to this work at the
ackson office.
Robert Adams came up from San
Francisco Friday evening, and will re-
= main for some weeks with his mother,
Mrs. r. j. Adams. He has had long
pell of sick uess in the city, and sew
ral weeks ago submitted to surgical
peration, and has not yet fully recov-
red from its effects He is home TO
egain his health, but expects to return
% the city in few weeks.
The Ledger acknowledges receipt of
copy of the California Blue Book for
903 1t is the most complete and COM
rehensive WORK of the kind ever issued
" the state, giving the name Of state
md county officials, with the salary at
ached to each, and also a large guam
5ty of other valuable information. The
olume is published by the secretary OF
tate by virtue of an act of the legis-
ture approved February 3, 1903.
A young man named Vinccuzo Le-
anti was arrested or Thursday of last
Feek for violation Of the game law in
hoOting a meadow lark. .. II. Reich
ing, secretary of the local game club,
ade the complaint. He witnessed the
hooting, and the bird was brought
bto court. The accused pleaded guilty,
hd was fined So, which he paid.
The county health officer reports for
ovember that two cases of diphtheria
ave occurred near Amador City, both
which have been released from quar-
ltine. One case of scarlet fever oc-
srred in Jackson district, which was
ill under quarantine on the 1st instant.
EThere is on deposit in the county
easury the sum of $57, 502. 80, repre-
biting the amount of taxes collected
the tax collector up to the time of
le official count of the money in the
easury last Monday. This sum has
bt been formally turned over to the
Pasurer, and hence is not included in
@ official count
Judge Davis, who has been in town
lis week, attending proceedings in the
perior court on the Chichizola,
enno, Maloney, and Parks estates,
ent to his city Office in the Crossley
uilding Wednesday morning, to ar
Luge to have certain preliminary work
bne in connection with his duties as
de commissioner.
Mrs. L. M. Allen, daughter of Mr..
i'd Mrs. Geo. L. Fullen of Kennedy
bights, arrived from Nome, Alaska,
st Thursday, on visit to her par
is. Her husband IS engaged in min
g operations in chat far northern
rritory. They have lived there one
ason. Mrs. Allen expects to return
Alaska in the spring.
DIR. Endicott informs us that Fred
abeau, who has been laid up for sew
al weeks on account of fractured
ull from the kick of a mule, has re-
vered his speech. Last Friday the
. fst indications of a return of his vocal
wer appeared. He that day began
make himself understood in whispers.
Saturday he was in full possession
speech, talking almost as well as be-
re the injuries were received. There
now little doubt of his complete re-
very.
Our new line of misses and children's S
oes are strictly up-to-date and guar
teed to wear. Jackson Shoe Store.
Sunday afternoon four or five boys,
g having a rife, were. seen running
IL nell down Mattley's hill toward
ckson creek. They were evidently
ghtened. They reported that their
ght had been caused by a man with
ptgun using threatened language,
actually firing in their direction,
charge passing harmlessly over
cir heads. The intimation was that
B weapon had been so discharged
rposely, but anyhow the incident
ives to show the care that hunters
ght to exercise in the discharge of
Barms in the vicinity of town. On
ne Sunday the hills are strolled in
aru diraotion for rnilac arO1nd TaoIz