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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09

men tendency to row ont q the shell.
Nov Captain Filley has the men taken
taken down to the Longwood Bridge in
lie launch, noat having been noored
there. me men take their practice IN
straight stretches up and down the
basin, returning 10 the l,oathouse il the
launch.
The changes in the varsity have
knocked ont the four-oared crews con-
siderably and the first was al broken
up Yesterday. Only one crew Therefore,
vent out yesterday. being made up AZ
follows stroke, Ball; No. =, Elton
No. Z, Mason; bow, Gill; coxswain,
Whitney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
CAN'T FIND PERRY HEATH.
Subpoenas Calling Him to Testify al
Green Trial Are Not Served.

Washington, June ~ Subp6enas sent
to Chicago and to Vahala. n. u, To
secure the presence Of former First
Assistant General Perry $.
Heath as witness at the trial of former
State Senator George p. Green OF New
York and w. y. Doremus on charges
growing out Of the sale Of stamp can
ceiling machines to the government have
been returned without having been ser,
we'd,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
MANY HURT IN WRECK.
Rock Island Passenger Train Derailed
in Kansas.

Norton, Kan, June ~ East bound
passenger train No. on the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway was
wrecked yesterday near Jennings, thirty
miles west Of here. The engine and all OF
the coaches except one were derailed. A
score Of passengers are reported serious
ly injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
ANOTHER R. R. INVESTIGATION.
Directors Of the West Jersey and Sea
shore Appoint a Committee.

philadelphia, June GA special meet
ing Of the directors Of the West Jersey
and Seashore Railroad Company was
held here yesterday.
II was stated after the meeting that
a committee had been appointed to
make an investigation Of the affairs Of
the corporation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
Compromise on Statehood.

Washington, june "a basis of com
promise, if'not the exact form, which is
said to be acceptable to majority OF
the Senate for the settlement OF differ
enees on the statehood question, has
been submitted By Senator Carter. This
provides for vote at the next regular
territorial elections of Arizona and New
Mexico.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
GOVERNOR pARDEE eRArEFuL.
People Of California Appropriate Aid
Given by vermonters.

Brattleboro, June 9.--Iames +. Hook
er has received the following letter from
Coy. George c. Pardee Of California:
@Your very kind letter Is at hand.
and desire to say that we Californians
are grateful for The extremely kind az.
sistance which the people of Vermont
extended TO US in our hour Of need.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
PURE FOOD BILL.
Mann of Illinois Says Law Is to Pass
Congress.

Washington, y. G. June DIN reply
to an inquiry from Representative Hin
shaw Of Nebraska, Representative Mann
OF Illinois has made an emphatic state
ment to the House that so far as he
knew il was the intention of the House
to consider aud pass a pure food bill
and he had no doubt Il would become a
law at this session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At New York--New York I, Chicago
..
AT Brooklyn Brooklyn 5, st. Louis d.
At Philadelphia Cincinnati 2, Phila-
delphia /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
American League Standing.
cREscENrs WON GAME.
Defeated Barre Athletic Club Yesterday
Afternoon. Score 4 to |.

The Crescent bali team defeated the
Barre Athletic club ON the trotting park
yesterday afternoon, BY the score of
to i. Halyosa pitched strong game
for the Creseents. The lineup WAS as
fniio,re.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
National League Standing.
Yesterdays American League Scores.

At Detroit Detroit 4, Boston 2.
At Chicago New York 6, Chicago 2
Al Cleveland Washington ;, CIeye-
land
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09

N Irving i. Potter, formerly 4 teacher
N Goddard seminary, who IL now tray.
cling in Europe, writes most interest.
ingly Of a visit to an Italian quarry
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27

Lee WorIey and troup gave
musical in Loves Hall last Tuesday
evening. The weather was excessive
ly hot, and this initiated against
the attendance. WoIley is one of
CALIFORNIA; accomplished vlolinists,
and a native of Amador county. He
has been visiting his brother, Fred
LIE Moin in jackson. The gentleman
Is we'll known here, his home being
in Drytown. When a boy he lived
on ranch near Drytown, and helped
his father in the field. Lee was
ambitious, his passion was the love
of music. He purchased toy violin
upon which he picked up several
tunes; that did not satisfy him. The
time came when he must do better
and seeing one in a nearby town pur-
chased it. People we're so pleased
with his music, that he was advised
to go where he might take lessons,
which he did. He soon became
leader of an orchestra in a theater in
Seattle, and now he is back among
his friends again.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board of Trustees of jackson
met last evening; all present except
trustee Penry.
i Minutes of last meeting we're read
and approved as read.
Trustee Kent reported that the n.
d. G.. W. wanted some assistance in
taking care of trees on road to ceme-
terry. Committee on streets and side
walks was authorized to confer with
Native Daughters. Trustee Kent also
reported that j. A. Laugnton request
ed the board to set price on the old
condemned fire hose with a view of
purchasing some.
Moved and seconded that the chair
man be authorized to dispose of the
old condemned one and one half fire
hose, distribute pieces to those who
will take care of same, and to be used
for public purposes only, and sell
balance; motion carried.
City Attorney r. e. Bole, reported
that the Amador Ledger agreed to
print Ordinance No: %, in circular
form for $40 per 200, and $50 for 200
in booklet form.
Adjourned until Thursday evening
August 2.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

! Ihe following instruments have been flee
Tor record In the recorders office since our last
report. we publish complete list of docu
Hehls recorded and must decline to accede tc
any request to suppress any document from
these columns. Don't ask us to do SOL
Mortgage. j ohm Ringer to Ellen
M. Chitwood, 16O acres, "a 80, s7OO,
one year at per cent
Deeds. ID. H. WhitIaoh to Sarah
L. Whltlach, 1O2 acres, 30 and 3l-6-1O.
SO.
Maria Summeriield to D. +. GRAY
and j. q. McCuIIoch, so acres, 1-7-9.
$40.
Location Notice.-P. N. Peck. 40
acres placer ground, Volcano dis
trict, to be known as the China and
Boardman gulch claim.
Proof of Labor. p. N. Peck, on
China gulch gravel claim, Volcano.
Estate of Buvinich. Order confirm
ing sale of real estate recorded.
Estate of G. W. Trotter. Order
confirming sale of real es tate record
ed.
U. S. Patent.-To James l.. SheaIor
land IN 2-6-11.
James L. Shealor ct al Silas q.
Shealor 1l6 acres. 2-6-1l, $40.
ChatteI Mortgage. "A. Borelio to
Bertini and Lepori, furniture of
Summit house, Sutter Creek, $500,
6 per cent.
Bill of Sale. to GhiIeri.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
lone TIMES.
From the Echo

William Blakeley is quite ill at his
range up in the mountains. Word
was sent down calling for his son and
physician to go to his bedside. HIS
son, who was working on the hay
press on the M. e. Fassett place,
went at once, taking DR.. Tiffany of
plymouth with him.
The board of trustees of the Union
high school reelected William Inch
and Miss Belle Coolidge as principal
and assistant teacher, the same posi-
tlons they occupied last year. The
salary OF Principal Inch remains the
same as last year, 1900. That of Miss
Coolidge was raised from $3.50 to
5000. Francis e. Bufford was select
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the
withdrawal of Miss McGaw, who has
accepted a position in the Lodi
high school. Her salary was also
fixed at $500. The coming term OF
school will open on September Sd.
The board decided to charge tuition
for all outside pupils who attend
the high school.
At the annual meeting of the board
of trustees of the lone Union High
School, held last Saturday afternoon,
Fayette Mace was elected president
of the board and h. W. Perkins seure-
tary for the ensuing year.
The trustees of the lone public
schools have selected the teachers for
the departments of the schools for
this school year as follows: First
intermediate-Miss Maude Marchant.
Second intermediate = Miss Ethel
Maessretti. Primary = Miss Lizzie
Joses. All Ieemployed. The p1inci-
pal has not yet been selected.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
NEW YORK RANCH ITEMS.

Most of the people around this
place are through haying, good crops
all around.
The gardens are ali looking we'll
considering the warm weather we
have been having. The thermometer
has gone up as high as 105; every day
this week it has gone over 100.
H q Hamrick has sold over fifty
dozens of corn from his little garden
this year. Mr. Hamrick has been
attending the ditch canal for Mr.
Madden for the last two weeks.
: Several heavy loads of logs and
spillng are passing through New
York Ranch to the mines in jackson.
A fire started near the Sullivan
place between Pine Grove and Vol
cano about one o'clock Tuesday.
There was plenty of men to put it
cut, so that it did not do much
damage.
A wagon load of bows from New
York Ranch, started Monday morn
ing for the mountains. They intend
ed to go to Blue creek to fish and
hunt, and have general good time.
lhey have been busy hayIng and
doing ranch work, and they will now
have chance to rest. Those in the
party are John C1ueo, Edmond
Andrews, Lawrence White, Abraham
White, Joe Cuneo, Mr. Trabucco.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
A Card Party.

Mrs b. Kay entertained a few OF
her younger friends at card party
last tuesday evening, at her home on
Broadway. The evening was also
spent in singing and dancing in the
prettily decorated rooms. At the
proper time delicious refreshments
were served, and then dancing was
resumed fo1 an hour. Those present
were:
Misses Roma Spagnoli, Cora Byers,
Vivian Kent, Amy Clark, Fora San
burn and Thelma Kay. Messrs Robert
Devan, Frank and Mark Eudey,
Alfonso Marie and Ernest Spagnoli.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Serious Cutting SCrape.

A cutting affair of serious char
acter occurred at jackson Gale Sun
day last, resulting in one man, Luigi
Cassassa, being dangerously wound
ed, and three others receiving cuts of
a superficial character. 1t seems
from all that we can make out, that
the affair was the outcome of feud
that had existed between the prin-
cipals concerned for some time.
Cassassa was a boarder at the Bernero
place, and on the day in question had
been having a drink or two with
friends in the Gate village. 1t was
proposed that they adjourn to the
Badaracco saloon, which is on the
Jackson Gate road just beyond the
city limits of jackson. The party of
three or four had scarcely reached
the bar. when two brothers, John and
Steve Garbarino appeared on the
scene. These two evidently enter
tanned no good wishes of Cassassa.
How they came to appear just at the
time is not known. They were in
vited to drink, and did so, but in
such an offensive manner as to call
forth remarks. A few words led to a
quarrel, and the parties were ordered
out. The Garbarinos passed outside
first, and as soon as Cassassa got out
side trouble began. John is big
powerful man, and was armed with a
knife. Steve is a smaller man, and
seized a chair as his weapon of
oifense. Both made for Cassassa as
soon as he got out. The others inter
posed in the desire to stop the fight,
and a mIxup occurred. The GU tcome
was that Cassassa received a knife
wound at the hand of John Garbarlno,
the blade entering the left side,
penetrating the cavity and making
cut in the lower part of the left lung.
A man named Andrew Gilardi was
cut across the shoulder. Another
man named Garbarino, no relative of
the two principals above named,
received slight cuts. Steve Garbar
ino was damaged IN the melee by
getting superficial cut in the fore
head. Cassassa was badly hurt, and
was packed home by his companions.
The sheriff's oGce was notified, and
arrested John and Steve Garbarino,
and landed them in Jail to await the
result of their victims injuries, be-
fore formal charge is made against
them. 1t is believed that the attack
was deliberately planned beforehand
While Cassassa's injuries are serious,
it is thought he will recover, although
this cannot be definitely de etermined
for several days yet.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27

The old, original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure no pay. Soc
Mrs Lagmarsino is very ill at her
home on Stump street with nervous
prostratIon.
Mrs Folger and son Geo., Chas.
Kelley and wife, left yesterday morn.
ing for Lake Tahoe. Loring Kent
will take Georges place as express
man.
Mrs E. L. Jones of Stockton Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
W. P. Peek.
N. S. Penry, who has been visiting
his brother, W. M. Penry of the Dis
patch, for several months, left this
week for his old home in Texas.
The open season for deer begins
next Wednesday, August l, and will
continue until October 81.
Tim Haw, formerly of Sutter Creek,
accompanied by j. Trails from
PIacerville, we're here for several days
this week, for the purpose of looking
over the ground for the starting of a
skating rink. Jackson ought to be a
good town in which to start such an
amusement. The trouble is would
the prospective income justify the big
outlay required to start. Several
desirable sites could be obtained, but
all requiring considerable expendl-
ture in putting down a floor. OF
course. no hall is suitable, as the
skates would destroy the best dancing
floor in short order. 1t is customary
to build special floor for skating to
avoid this trouble.
r. S. Green of Boston, Mass, and
W. M. Law of British Columbia, are
here looking at some mining ground
in the vicinity of Murphy's gulch,
with view of active mining opera
tions.
FOR SALE.-One good milk COW,
and calf, one week old. For terms,
etc., apply to A. Rechinello, Pine
grove, or to V. Givannoni, Jackson.
my Ill NJ.
The editor of the Ledger has been
consider ably out of sorts this week,
from the heat probably. If our
columns are not quite up to the mark
this issue, it must be attributed to
this cause
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
A Narrow Escape.

Francis Cassinelli, the four year
old son of Frank CassineIli, met with
a narrow escape last Saturday after
noon on Broadway. The child was
walking up the street. when Chas.
Rugne came by with a fractions horse
in a cart. The horse became frighten-
ed at something, and commenced to
kick, tipped the cart over on the
bank, so that one wheel missed the
child's head by less than an inch.
The little one paid no attention to
his close call, but walked across the
street just if nothing had happened.
The horse belonged to Dan Dragolo-
vich.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Farewell Party.

At Pine Grove last Thursday even
ing, pleasure seekers gave a farewell
party to Miss Mabel and Sadie White
who will return to their home in
Oakland Saturday. Games and other
The guests dispersed
at l o'clock in the morning. Those
present we're:
Mrs Fisher, Mrs Williams, Misses
LllIie Porter, Violet Hamilton, Pansy
Sponenberg, Lousie Hamilton, Maude
MoKinzie, Mabel and Sadie White,
Messrs James Hamilton, Charlie
Fisher, Charlie and Raymond Tract
we'll, Oliver and La Virgin, KimbaIl
Oscar Lofstad.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Suspected InCendiarism.

Several mysterious fires occurred
last Monday in the nelghborhood of
the Broadway hotel, which gave birth
to considerable alarm in that vicinity,
as the impression was general that
another firebug had got to work for
some malicious OF mischievous pur-
pose. The first fire was noticed about
8 o'clock in the morning. 1t started
in the grass some 300 feet south of
the hotel, and close to cabin used
by the hotel for sleeping purposes.
One of the boarders noticed the blaze
in its incipiency, and raised the
alarm. Help promptly came, and the
flames we're extinguished after they
had burned over few square feet Of
attention was attracted by smoke
from the same cabin. This time the
fire was inside the cabin. 1t was put
out after destroying pair of mat
tresses and couple of blankets.
About five O'Clock in the afternoon
another alarm of fire was sounded.
This time it proved to be in rented
house on the opposite side of the
street from the hotel, and used as
sleeping place IN connection with the
hotel business. 1t was discovered IN
the nick of time, and was put out,
after destroying a pair of overalls
and vest belonging to one OF the
lodgers. There was no one in the
house at the time, but child, nine
or ten years old, was seen coming
from the premises just before the
alarm was given. Some papering on
the wall was damaged.
The officers we're. notified, and
deputy sheriff Kay looked into The
matter. The affair bore all the marks
of incendiarism, and suspicion was
directed to a nine year old girl
named AIvera Burnett, whose parents
live next to the Broadway hotel.
This child was noticed leaving the
dwelling Immediately before the
alarm of fire was given. After some
questioning, she finally admitted that
she started the fires, and told how
she started them. She appears to
have mania that way. 1t did not
appear that she was actuated by
revengeful motives. She was chas-
tised by her parents for her doings,
and this, it was hoped would cure
her of her destructive propensity.
But it did not, as the sequel shows.
Tuesday morning another effort was
made to start a fire in the cabin lot
first mentioned, and this time the
young firebug was detected in the
act. II. ID. Emerson in coming to
town saw the girl running away from
the little red cabin. She went across
the street towards the FreguIia place.
A few seconds thereafter the cry of
fire arose. Fire had started in tie
lot on which the cabin is built. 1t
burned over, few feet, and was put
out. Mrs. Marcucci. who it seems
was on the lookout for the move
ments of the child, says she saw the
girl deliberately throw a lighted |
match into the grass. and run away.
There was much excitement. The
girl was taken in charge. and placed
in Jail. Owing to her tender age she
was given talking to, and let go.
The neighbors are not satisfied. |
The girl, in spite of chastisement,
started the fire again. Persons living
thereabouts do not feel safe, and
something will be done to secure
protection.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Five Hundred Party.

Last evening Miss Amy Clark was
hostees at five hundred party at her
home. The affair being given in
honor OF her visiting friend Miss Fora
Sanborn. After few hours of pro-
gressive five hundred, Mark Eudey
was declared winner of first prize.
Delicious refreshments were par
taken of on the prettily decorated
porch, and a few hours we're then
devoted to singing. Those present
we're:
Misses Grace Sutherland, Roma
Spagnoli, Fora Sanborn. Amy Clark,
Mrs Kay, and Mrs Clark. Messrs
Robert Deyan. Frank Eudey, Ernest
Spagnoll, Mark Eudey.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
A Fishing Expedition Marred.

Harold LEMON and Johnny Della
hide, boys about 16 years of age,
started out Monday morning for a
fishing expedition to Tabeau reser-
7oir. Young DeIahide furnished the
horse. and the buggy and harness
belonged to the father ot Harold,
Fred LEMON, of the county hospital.
Ihey reached the sporting grounds
without mishap, and took the pre-
caution before entering upon the
angling sport, to unhltoh the horse.
and stake it out. 1t was staked
rather close to the ditch. At noon
the boys went to see to the horse
and found him all right. During the
afternoon they again went to the
spot where the animal had been
staked, and found that it had fallen
into the ditch, and was either drown
ed or broke its neck IN the fall.
They tried to get the horse out, but
the task was too much for them.
They had to- return home on foot,
and reported the misfortune to their
parents. On Wednesday with assist
ance they went to the spot and took
the horse out of the ditch. 1t was
"a valuable animal, and young Della
hide feels keenly its loss under the
circumstances.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Hotel Arrivals.

Globe. Philip PrincivaIe and W ite,
Sacramento; Capt. Glenn, Aquduct;
Joe A Gardella, MokeIumne Hill; S
Row. Stockton; A A Davis, lone; A
Swlthenbank, Mill Creek VIM l.
Ward, San Francisco; L S Merchant.
Healdsburg; 7 d Garbarino, Electra;
John Pearce, Amador; John Cassi-
nelli, Sutter Greek; d D Bemord,
Oakland; Max Schoen, Giles, San
Francisco; L q Roberts, f Orr,
Plymouth; Hugh Griffin, Pine Grove;
9 S Parmeler, San Francisco; S
Utter, Sacramento; l Jones, jim
Hanley, Volcano; McGuirk, j Nc
Norton, San Andreas; Trail,
L Haw, Placerville.
NationaI.-O MeckIlng, j S Will
Jams, Fl II Hackett, Stockton; E &
BonneIle, II G Rivis, Howard Jows,
San Francisco; A Il Johnston, Sac1a-
mento; 4 B Kimball and wife, Stock
ton; f Q Hammond, Big Bar; Geo A
Higiey, Electra; H l. Parish, II S
Winans., Denver; Chas A. Wetmore,
Stockton; A ii HaIIoran, Lee WorIey,
lnez, Philips, W II Ogg, San Fran
cisco; A j Pillsbury, Sacramento
Wetben Randall, lone; . Moore,
V Zaehert, San Francisco; Fred w
Robhenbach, Stockton; VIM Nuner,
II Vaught, X Teubrook, Sacramento; /;
Jas Robertson, San Francisco; d S
Nalken, Milwaukee; Ed Sherman and
wife, X M Russell, j G Eubanks, Miss
Q a Johnston, L. L Akin, San Fran
cisco; N Sanborn, Chicago, LII.
Kodol for Dyspepsia
Digests what you eat.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Withdrawal Notice.

Editor Amador Ledger, jackson,
Cal. Dear Sir.-For reasons best
known to myself, l have decided to
Withdraw my name as a candidate
before the democratic county con-
vention for the office of county clerk
and auditor. Thanking you kindly
for the favorable mention given my
candidacy, and requesting that the
publication of my announcement
card be discontinued, and the con
tents hereof be made known to your
readers, l beg to subscribe myself.
Yours most truly, Robt. |. Kerr.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27

1t is always we'll to have a box of
salve in the house. Sunburns, cuts,
bruises, piles and boils yield to De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Should
keep box on hand at all times to
provide for emergencies. For years
the standard, tut followed by many
imitators. Be sure you get the gem
uine DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve.
Sold by +. W. Rusher.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Unclaimed Letters.

Mrs Mary Bacigalupi, Juan Abr
medo, Mrs P. Belluomini (2). c.. M. .
Brown, Aqnrtlno Casale, Cesaroria
Getulio, Centini Giannini, James
Bros, Mrs Mamie Meehan, Mrs w. j.
Mora, A Orsolini, Luigi Pecchia,
Mrs Jane Reese, Theron Titus.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Prescription
Progressiveness

There are antiquated features about our prescrip
ton work. 1t is up-to-date in all it's instances.
Doctors who down-tonow methods consult
frequently regarding the remedies Nurses ask
our advice many matters regarding sick room ap-
pances And the patient-you bring your prescription
to because you know it will be compounded in the
most approved manner.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
FREE !! !!

Why not keep yourself informed
as to the best places to buy--no use.
you are throwing away money.
That's exactly what you are doing
II you have not our catalog at
hand It's easy to get--just write for
1t. that's all-costs you no money
IT'S FREE. WRITE NOW.
Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed bad sign
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak Indigestion. for defective nour-
ishment, for consumption, take
Scott's Emulsion. 1t Iestores flesh
because it strikes to the cause of the
lose