Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-07-12

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Green Il Ratio, sprinkling 126 90
W g Thompson, recorders fees II 90
Amador K L. Il X Co., lights 70 %
h A Clark, team hire Sc 81
z MaIcucci, meals Z 90
II A Clark, team hire 13 so
Marelia, rent IL 90
j Leverone, labor % so
Traverse, labor 55 on
u M Huberty, fees J.- l so
The clerk was instructed to draw
the following salary warrants:
+ b jackson, June salary S75 %
l. Glavlnovich lo- 40 %
r @ BoIe a. % on
Il Garbarini, fire chief 10 90
The bond of j q Garbarini for $1,000
as chief of the jackson Volunteer Fire
Department was read and accepted by
the board.
The oath of office of q Garbarini'
of fire chief was read and filed, with
the clerk
On the matter of liquor licenses OF
James Craze and Frank Simcich,
trustee Penry offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved that Monday the 9Th day
of July, 1907, at the hour of O'Clock
p. M, of said day, at the meeting
room OF the board of trustees IN the
city of jackson, California, be and
the same is hereby fixed as the time
and place of hearing charges PREFER
ed against James Craze and Frank
Simcich, retail liquor dealers, and
that due notice of the time, place and
nature of said charges be given to said
James Craze and Frank Simclch.
Trustees Kirkwood, lam and Lean
were appointed on committee to
look into the matter of procuring
control of the public burying grounds.
Adjourned.
July 6, 1907.
Ordinance No. 81 an ordinance
amendatory of Ordinance No. %, was
introduced.
In the matter of complaint of u. M.
Huberty, city marshal, VS.. Frank Sim
cich and j. Craze, to wit selling
intoxicating liquor to Joe BacigaIupi
and Davis, persons of Indian blood,
on July 4th, 1907. Said defendants
appeared before the board and were
duly examined by the city attorney.
Frank Simcich defendant, being duly
sworn testified that on the above day
mentioned. he refused twice to serve
Joe Bacigalupi and j. Davis any
liquor, although early in the morning
they may have had a drink or two,
but could not state positively as the
place was crowded.
N. Marelia, s. Flagg and V. Vusko-
vich witnesses for +. Simcioh, after
being duly sworn testified that they
were present at the time that said F.
Simcich refused said parties liquor.
James Craze after being duly sworn
testified that he did serve whiskey to
said Joe Bacigalupi and j. Davis, but
thought they we're MexIcans, and if he
knew they we're Indians he would
have refused them liquor.
Joe Baclgalupi and j.. Davis in
charge of U. S. Gregory, sheriff of
Amador county. we're brought before
the board and after being duly sworn,
testified that they received whiskey
from the defendants, and did not buy
any at any other place.
After due consideration and thor
ough discussion of the matter, which
was also entered into by U. S. Greg
DRY and G. Z. Vicini, at request of
the board, it was decided that mas
much 1t being the first offense of the
defendants, who have heretofore con-
Quoted quiet and o. derly place, to
dismiss the action against them, but
if in the future they or any other
parties we're brought before the board
on similar cause or conducting a
dlsorderly place 1t would result in
the revocation of their license.
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