Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-09-06
CITY TRUSTEES.

walk for one day was referred to COM
mittee on streets and sidewalks.
The committee on streets and side
walks,were instructed to inform the
fire chief of the arrival of the new
fire hose, and to make proper disposal
of same.
The audit and finance committee
reported favorably on the following
claims:
Garbarini q Arata, supplies 5 81. 10
Il. Traverse, labor G9. 10
Amado1 E l. q K Co.. lights So. 30
Ii. A. Clark, team hire lib. 60
j. Vigua, watering trees 500
Amador Ledger, printing 24.4O
Green & Ratio. July sprlnklIng l62. rs
=" " &c Aug. az 1880
W. 6. Thompson, recorder fees 600
j Forshey, labor LIS
j Forshey, 4" 800
toIger & Roberts. team hire 800
4 i Heath, labor 1925
LaveIone, a" 6587
U S Gregory, BIRD. of prisoners $50
Garbar1ni II Arata, blacksmithIng Is. rs
The clerk was instructed to draw
the following August salary warrants:
q M Huberty S75. 90
L. Glavinovich 1000
r G Bole $500
j S Garbarini 1000
DIR. j. F.. Wilson, aocompan led by
Mrs Wilson. returned from a months
vacation to Santa Cruz last evening.
and resumed his dentistry practice.
May Josephine, the infant daughter
of Adolph and the late Cruz Araya,
died at Melrose, Alameda county,
September 2. This is the fourth
death in the family of Mrs Virginia
Chavoya in the past eight months.
Mrs Chavoya was formerly of jackson.
A message was received here yester-
day that John Petty, formerly OF
Shutdown, died at Lodi on Wednesday
afternoon, aged about 81 years. His
nephew, Mel Ford left this morning
to attend the funeral, (Which Will
take place in Lodi.
William Gable died in the county
hospital on Tuesday morning. He
had been patient in that institution
for less than two weeks, having been
brought from Drytown. The principal
cause of death is reported as alcohol
ism. He was a victim of the liquor
habit, and was a mental wreck when
admitted. He leaves one son, who is
said to be at present tending cattle
for Fred Werner IN the mountains.
He has been a resident of this county
for many years, and half brother of
Warren KirkendalI, who lived in the
northern section of Amador some
years ago. He was buried in the
jackson cemetery.
Having received a large consign-
ment of extra choice olives, 75c per
gal, or zoe qt. Call and try them.
V. Giovannoni q Co.
A. Marie and Leo. Schwartz, both
from jackson, started to attend the
Union high school in lone last Mon
day.
A. b. Caminetti left jackson sumo
two or three weeks ago. 1t is report
ed that he has been travelling for a
wholesale house, in San Francisco,
and that he will not return to this
city. Mrs Caminetti has given up her
residence on Main street, and Is stay
ing at the Ginocchlo residence TEN
porarily.
9. II. Croker, formerly practicing
attorney of this place, came up from
San Jose Saturday evening on law
business. He expects to return some
time this week.
Charley Joy, the collector of the
Standard Electric Company, has been
in Tuolumne county for several weeks
on business for the company. He
was expected to return this week.
Ernest Lemin came up from Sar
Francisco Sunday evening. He has
been in the employ of drug store IL
that city for some months. He much
prefers the climate and conditions
here to the metropolis.
The board of supervisors did mol
meet this week. At the last regular
monthly meeting it was decided that
the next meeting would be held Oh
Septemb Der 16-an adjournment OF si1
weeks. This was done mainly on &C
count of the holidays-the I'd and 9tt
Intervening. We do not know o.
another instance of such a long in
teIval between the sessions of tn,
board in this county. Those princi
palIy Inconvenience are persons hav
ing claims against the county.
Miss Amy Kent arrived from Stock
ton Thursday evening on visit will
friends.
Ernest Lemin left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning to RESUME
his employment in drug store there