Amador ledger., 1906-05-11


j E Barnes, printing 14O
City Pharmacy, drugs for Jail 6 O5
Geo NJ Huberty, inquests 60 10
W M Amick, mileage 24OI
Lawrence Burke, mileage 24OI
A Grillo, mileage 2 40
D A Fraser, mileage SOL
County officers, postage 81 65
l. f Stinson, printing IL so
Geo A Gordon, travelling exp. SO 90
L Tuttle, repairing Jail % rs
L F Stinson, printing 4 90
Amador Dispatch, printing 69 81
Tim Berrue, removing rubbish 3 90
L s TuttIe, conveying prisoners As
F W Parker, night watchman 10 90
VIM Going, janitor 60 90
q Foster, witness fees 9 so
Mrs N Fontenrose, Jypewriting 90
G Tubbs ct al, coyote bounty 36 90
j G Deibold, witness fees IA 90
N j Deibold, witness fees IA 10
U S Gregory, supplies 33 Is
F W Miner ct al, witness fees of S7S,
rejected.
Hospital Fund
Eudey and Mare, hogs % 9S
Thomas and Eudey, meat so 65
K S Ginocchio & Bro, groceries Ill II
E Ginocchio & Bro, allowances 30 on
P l. Cassinelli, fish and fruit 1S 80
| NV pbornoou icip Ok
Mr. G Langhorst, supplies rs
u Oneta, vegetables 6 Is
Sunset Tel & Tel Co., phones l S5
jackson Gas u l. Co., gas 8 %
f M Whitmore, lumber q %
Mrs Turner, washing 500
VIM Schroeder, digging graves % 90
W E Kent, collins so 90
M Gall, county physician 60 90
Mary Lucot, cook 30 90
Fred Rabb, conveyance 800
Amador X K & L Co., lights 90
b Ginocchio u Bro, pasturage 20 on
Mrs f b LeMoin, matrun 80 90
Fred B LeMoin, superintendent 45 90
Mrs q Richtmyer, water 7 90
Road District Nv M Hunduman,
sprinkIlng wagon, Sl25; labor bills,
M White 2, Ii c Hamrick "a, w E
Rice 4, Al Dutrene u, ID Murphy, y,
V MoIfino 80, Pete Cuneo 3, Mr. Dabo-
vich s, d Moon 6, W Moon 2, Dan
Driscoll 13, W Moon IL, ] Flaherty
21, Mr. Vela 80, L Titus 4, Jack Ruff
ner 6, . Ruttner 6. q Bonnefoy 4, H
Pense 6, N QuinIan 8, V Giovannoni,
supplies, 10 80; W E Speer, labor,
16, Robt Reed 80, l. White 4, T
rrabucco 2, M Thomas 5, W Doyle 16.
Paul Rassia "a, Jos Crannis 10, l.
Martell Is, Chas Dufrene 4, Har-
mon II, S Ferrarl 60, Carl t'roelich
42, Pete PIasse 18, John Podesta %,
Mr. Horton 4, j Bastian 10, H Sharen-
broch 10, q A1rigoni 10, P Sharen-
broch 10, H FuIlen 10, f Sharenbroch
10, q Vela %, John LENA II, Chas
Fuller IL, G Griesbach II, S Clark 8,
Haniey 6, Pete Holtz AZ, John Fox
20, j Orlando 10, j Griffin 8, A
Podesta 40, N Ferrari 20.
Road district 3.-For labor, f
SHREDDER IA. Ray Bell 10, Geo Schroeder
SO, Ned Liddicoat u, Jim Bur1is 5,
A Taylor 7, Walter Clark s, l McCIary
2, d Love 2, o French 8, E McCor-
mick 8, Joe Kapper 8, Il Lott u, Pete
Glov1ch 6, Mike Glovich 6, l Wool
ford 10, Chas Bloom 10, W W MCGEE
l6, Ed Love 10, H Bell 4, D Bacon 6,
+ Knapp 8, l. Yates u, Geo Love Is,
l. Smith 10, Ii Devers ID, Ii Schroeder
10 81, A Pigeon IA, W NJ Brown IL 35.
Road district 4.-Wm Hundermann.
sprinkllng wagon, S125, for labor
Nick Bernardo ct al 512 rs, d Blozotti
10, John Connors 20, E D Botto IA rs.
Road district 5.-For Iabor-I Gray
! 8, r Walton 40, VIM Plunkett 80.
Arthur Prichard 9, D Burke 50 so.
John Roberts "A, John Kerjon 4, IF
Thompson 46, G Freeman 36, John
Orr 70, Geo Smith IA, Cd Soares 20,
M Hartigan %, q W Cato 10.
General road fund.-W M Amick,
supplies, SO.
Bridge fund.-A Mills, labor, 27,
II Toop ~, D Mccall 3l3 81.
Sutter Creek fire fund.- O'Rourke.
rebate, 70c.
Salary fund. John Strohm, w M
Amick, A GriIlo, D Fraser and l.
Burke, S25 each as road commissioner.
Proposals for publishing the deIin-
quent tax list we're received from r.
Webb at 2cc per square of 234 ems
for each insertion; l. h Stinson, of
the Amador Record, 25c per square;
Amador Dispatch 25c per square. K.
Webb, of the Amador Ledger. being
the lowest bidder, was awarded the
contract.
Communications from K. Webb.
asking that the Amador Ledger be
selected as the official organ for the
ensuing year; also from L + Stinson,
of the LAmador Record, and W M
Penry Jr of the Amador Dispatch.
A ballot was taken, resulting in
the selection of the Amador Ledger