Amador ledger., 1905-01-27
AMADOR SETTINGS.

Owing to the recent accident at the
Keystone mine the company is building
an operating room adjoining DR..
Quinn's Office, so that employees re-
ceiving injuries can be properly cared
for before being taken to their home.
The room will be equipped with all
necessary appliances.
Many of our citizens are making in
quiry regarding the present status of
the pound law" in this township.
Jacks and hogs are becoming so num-
erous on the streets that something
must be done very soon to abate these
nuisances.
The Catholic Altar Society will give
a grand ball on the evening of Feb.
10th. This will be the first ball given
by this society, and special efforts will
be put forth to make it success.
The Culbert Estate Co has pur-
chased the Amador hotel from Fred
Setter of Lodi. Sam Pierce and wife
will continue the business, and see to it
that everything connected with the
hotel is up-to-date in every respect.
Harvey D. Calvin has sold his inter-
est in the Elephant saloon to Ed. Gar
bOlino. Harvey will be man of leisure
for few days.
Supervisor Fraser is having some
good work done on the street ia front
of the blacksmith shop, and extending
to Taylor's hall. From the nature of
the work done we judge that Mr.. ERASER
has a good idea of road building.
John T0rre is now sole owner and
proprietor of Taylor's hall, he having
recently purchased it from Mrs. Tay-
lOr. Mr.. Tore will make several
needed improvements, and add to his
fruit and supply store on the lower
floor.
1t is rumored that at least two mar
ried women, mothers OF large families,
are in the habit of sending their chill
dren to the grog-shops after intoXicat-
ing liquors for home consumption.
Unless the practice is stopped at once IL
citizen of the town proposes to notify
the proper authorities and have the
guilty parties brought before the "bar
of justice.,' 4
Julius Chichizola has heen in San
Francisco for several days, on impor-
tant business connected with the Chich-
izola Estate Co. We hope for his safe
and speedy return, for he is wise and
oeNiO OOuhoOiOt iOI oil lH6 p6Ople vi GnlS
community.
Matthew M. Culhert, brother OF the
late IhQs. L. Culbert, and for many
years prominent man 10 the affairs of
Amador county, died at his home in
Los Angeles early this week. Mr.. Gull
bert leaves many relatives and friends
in Amador City and county to mourn
his loss. '4<''' .
Prof Apterbaugh has resigned his
position as principal of the Amador
school and will rejoln his family in San
Francisco, where his services are needed
in assisting to care for his daughter,
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Reuben Ford, jr., was operated upon
last week by Drs. Lewis and Quinn for
an internal abcess formed near the in
cisiOn made at the time he was operated
upon for appendicitis about one year
ago. For time the internal hemor-
rhage was so great that it was thought
he could not recover, but his splendid
physical constitution proved strong
enough to QYerc0me the great strain
and he is now fast regaining his
strength
Much could be said about the people
and their doings in and around this
thriving little town that might prove
of interest to the readers of the Led
ger, but we will wait until some future
time before we impose further unon the
columns OF your valuable paper. G.