Amador ledger., 1905-06-09

Amador E R and L Co. lights ... 3 0O
A Mart1nlch, repairing shoes .............. "A 80
r haap conveyance Observation-Disclosures. W
T S Tuttle, .....:........ 90
N Arditto, g ........... 500
F; Gi1occhio& & Bro, groceries. .2I7 q
Cassinelli, supplies. es.................... 20 20
r M Wh1tmore, lumber .....................-6 q 10
w Boydston, drugs ..... ..-....... 60
Mrs G Richtmyer. water. r................... 10
Sunset Tel and Tel Co, phone ............. 50
E Ginocchio Bro, pasturage ............ 20 90
DR. A NJ Gall county physician ........... 50 90
jackson GaSl1ght Co, gaS..................r 10
Salary tund.-John Strohm, w. M.
Amick, A. Grillo, D. A. Fraser and
L.Burke were allowed S25 each as road
commissioners.
Claims for labor we're allowed against
the road funds as follows, the figures
indicating dollars:
District John Conscio SS, n Cuneo
6, A Cuneo 9, K Poggi 16, L Lutzania
8, q Courtright 8, Mrs c Richtmyer,
supplies 100, Jos ElIis16, w HanIey
1880, DMurphy 1S. 80, Garbarini Bros
80, John Ellis s, E Brickwadel 4, W
Plummer 10, G johnson 2, II Hoffman
8, Geo DIendel 5, NJ Thomas 81, B
Ratio 8, G Quriolo 2, P Cuneo Is, An
tone Canonica 2, l. Caveria 4, G
Thomas "a, A A Harmon %, Chas
Clark 9, Chas Gotelli 8, John Andrews
%, A Zucconi 16, John Flaherty 6, H
Bawden 26, l. Privitali IL, Thrasher
II, j DIendeI 80, Ii G Hamrick 10, S
G Fassett 8, j Cassassa 4, p Rassia 27,
D Mccall 81, Joe Ratio 4S f Cuneo s,
j Cuneo 8, Leonesio "a, Jos Boone
60, E Heath 10, P Gaustin 10, W G
Rice 8, & E Harmon Z, r Ellis Il, l.
Cassinelli 4, n Bergovich 8, B Whit
field 3, + M Whitmore lumber 55.72.
Road district 2 "A. M Ray, labor,
S233.
Road district 81 Wrigglesworth 10,
o M Henry 80, R E LuttrelI IL, f Uh.
linger 36, b Burden 26, Geo Schroeder
104, A Woolfork $50.
Road district j. Ii. Miller 80,
L. Burke 25, Nick Bernadis 10, E. ID.
Botto 81, John Garabaldi 81, j. M.
Waechter 40, Annie G. Allen 9S4O,
John Waters 20, W. Berdardis 735,
Amador Lumber Co. 80. 80.
Bridge fund-C. E. Fournier q. 80,
P. N. Peck 37.54, W H. Atkinson
$3.50, Roy Carroll 4, d. Mccall
General Road fund H. Schroeder
plow $40, W. Brown plow points, 8,
Knight and co, labor etc, 323. go.
Road District Sc. Weston 6, W.
Carlyon 6, j. Peyton 46, Henry
wooifork 13, F. H. Vanderpool i,
A. Prichards 6, j. MINIS 6, b. Rob,
bins 3, E Greilich IS, j Allison 6,
A Allison IA, G L Torrey 4.25, j
Grambert 4, W Barney 6, Thos.
Thompson II, Chas. Johnson S.75, P
7 ~ ~ AL
field 4, E Barney 16, UhIinger 5,
L Bryson 20, A Vaira 40, d Burke
1925, B Ybright 6, j Roberts 73, o
Packard 10, A l. Waite IS, E Brown
2, l. Boshaw %, j Fregulia 27, a
Darling 56, G H Curl ier TO-
Permits for sale of liquor were
granted as follows: L. Radovich and
Co. and Borello and t'errasone of
Sutter Greek; g. and V. Arnerich,
Amador City; Thomas Lemin and
John Mitchell, jackson; d. MattIey,
Aqueduct.
The claim of W. e. Kent for burial
OF j. H. Campbell was laid over.
The petition of John KIamm and
others for public road was brought
up. W. Sturnaman appeared in be-
half of petition, and the same was
laid over until next meeting.
R. M. Ford appeared before the
board and presented petition, ask
ing that an ordinance be passed pro-
viding for the destruction of the
Canadian thistle. The district attor-
ney was instructed to draw an ordi-
nance and present the same. Ordi-
nance presented and passed by unan-
imous vote.
Petition for reduction of license on
shooting gallery denied
Petition of !. Lemin and others
for allowance to Bonny Better and
wife denied.
Application of Andrew Brown for
free peddlers' license granted for
two months.
Petition of NJ. Jones and others Tor
the repeal of subdivision of section
ordinance No 118, read.
Application of Maggie Petty for aid
1OA ONO ohOOu Ill 6u6 sum
of Sc. % each per month.
Application of Belle Cooledge,
Margaret Schilling and Mamie D.
Wheeler for appointment as members
of board of education we're received.
and on motion Margaret SchlIling
and Mamie Wheeler were appointed.
Criminals returns of II. GoIdner.
A. W. Robinson, W. l.. Rose and
treasurer's report and hospital report
were approved.
Ordinance to repeal sub. 3 of liquor
ordinance was again read, and carried
by folling vote: ayes, D. A. Fraser,
A. Grillo, j. .Strohm and W. NJ.
Amick; no, l.. Burke.
On motion the sum of S40O was ap
propriated from general road sfund to
road district tor repair of Silver
Lake road.
Double assessments were ordered
cancelled as follows:
A. NichoIlnl, on realty in jackson
Gate, S16.6l; Annie Leggett, J2O
acres, 23-7-11, $500; Mrs. d. W.