Amador ledger., 1904-12-16
LOCAL NEWS

ueSudy vi acute DrOncnltlS, alter
an illness of few days.
A marriage license was issued in Sac
ramento on Tuesday, authorizing the
marriage of James Penny and Kate
Fox, both of Amador City.
Deputy sheriff Jackson on Wednes-
day moved his family into the upper
portion of the Caminetti residence on
Summit street, near the court house.
District Attorney Vicini, NJ D. Nixon
and G. E. Jarvis, of Amador county,
left yesterday with A. H. Wright and
w. H. Lyons to enjoy three days
shooting at Head Reach. stockton
Mail.
George Hambric returned Tuesday
evening from a three months trip to
the home of his parents in Zionsville
Indiana. He had been away for Is
years. He also visited the worlds fair
at st. Louis during October. He had
a most enjoyable time throughout his
extended visit. but is glad to be back
in California.
Geo. L. Thomas has had the front of
the butcher shop newly painted in
dark green with dashes of bronze,
which gives it very neat and attract
i've appearance. The premises adjoin-
ing, Ladar's tailor shop and Angove's IS
saloon, have also been treated to coat
of paint, and the saloon has been re-
papered throughout.
Methodist Episcopal church the
strangers Sabbath home c.. E. Win
ming, minister. Preaching services
Sunday. IL a. IN. and 1870 p. m.
Morning theme, 'For Christ and his
church" Evening theme, jackson IS
greatest need" Glass meeting 10 a. m.
Sabbath school 2 p. m. Strangers and
non-church goers particularly welcome.
Harry Treloar, who has been criti-
cally ill for some time, has so far i'm
proved as to be able to start on a
journey to Grass Valley. He left Jack
son Tuesday, and remained in lone
that night, taking the train next day
for his destination. He has a sister
living in that town, with whom he will
remain until his health is fully re-
esta blished
Frank Tabeaud, who came near losine o
his life by going over a steep embank.
ment with his ten mule team near the
Kelly mine, on the road to Middle Bar.
has so far recovered as to be able to
appear on the street. He is still very
sore about the chest as the result of the
accident. twill be some time before
he is able to take charge of team
again.
The Vending Lumber Company ol
San Francisco, although not backing
the lone and Eastern Railroad Com.
pauy, is supplying ties and structural
materials for the building of the road.
1t was no doubt this fact that led to
the publication of the erroneous report
that the Vending Lumbe Company
was among the promoters of the
enterprise.
We learn from the Groveland Pros.
pector that Thomas Russell, who was
foreman at the Moody mine, has gone
to Amador to take charge of property
owned by Capt. w. A. Nevills. Mr.
Russell has been succeeded at the
Moody by Richard Barrett, formerly
at the Shawmut. The mill at the
Moody has been started up, and is now
running day and night.
The rainfall in Jackson during the
past week has measured Is of an inch,
making total thus far for the season
OF $50 inches, against S.38 for the cor,
responding period last season. Last
season the rainfall in December and
January was very light, amounting tt
only 3.21 for the two months. February
and March, however, were exceedingly
wet months, the precipitation being
over 20 inches for the two months.
Charley Parker, assistant operator
in the Jackson telegraph Office, enjoys
the distinction of being the first pas
senger over the new railroad between
Miller's station and lone. He was out
Wednesday looking over the telegraph
line, and at the end of the railroad
track near Miller's, got in truck be-
longing to the lone and Eastern Com.
pany and Travelled to the other end ol
the route, returning to Miller's station
in the same way.
Deputy sheriff Jackson sold on Tues.
day last quantity of mining logs near
Clinton, to satisfy judgment obtained
in the superior court for the sum OF
5000 in favor of DR.. E. V. Lonigo
against B. Previtali. The logs were
in two piles, one containing 16O, sold
to Privitali, son of the defendant, for
800; the other contained 260 logs, and
was knocked down to Oneto for S51.
The total of $3.50 will leave but a small
balance, after paying costs, to be ap-
piled to the liquidation of the obliga-
tion.
The old saying that misfortunes
never come singly, is borne out in the
recent experience of the family of H.
Garabaldi. on the south branch of
Jackson creek. In this family case
of diphtheria occurred two weeks ago.
The patient has recovered, and the