Amador ledger., 1907-08-30
Wants His Brothers. :
Slayer Prosecuted.


Steve Yojetlch, bI other of Martin
Yojetich. who was shot to death while
asleep in his room at the Impel ial
hotel in Amador City last week by
Mrs Marie Clarich, was in jackson
the latter part of last week, consult
ing with the prosecuting attorney in
regard to the case. In the main
points, he confined the woman's story
as to the relations between the victim
and the slayer. He is from Los
Angeles. and knew the circumstances
of his brothers. flight from that city
with the woman. He bears out her
tale of mis- rooming or boarding at the
Clarich home, of their fight to Oak
land, and their living together for
several months in that city; of his
brothers subsequent visit to- Los
Angeles to see him, which trip Mrs
Clarich alleges was made with money
borrowed from her out of her own
separate earnings. He talked dis
paragingly of the woman, however,
and wants her prosecuted for murder.
Her husband is in Los Angeles, work.
ing for the street department, and
does not seem to take any interest in
the predicament of his faithIess
spouse.
1t appears that Yojetich, when I'M
portuned for money by Mrs Clarich
on. her arrival at Amador City, made.
some effort to meet her demands. He
had no money on hand to satisfy her,
but he endeavored to borrow some on
the strength of what was coming to
him from the mine. He also had
note drawn up, thinking to appease
the woman's demands in that way.
A. Piccardo and wife, who went
over three months ago on a visit to
their native Iand-ltaly now on
their way home. They reached New
York Wednesday, intending to stay
one day in that city, also one day in
Chicago. They are expected to reach
home some time next week. -
Mr. and Mrs D. Kocca returned to
their home in Sacramento Saturday.
Fall and winter goods arriving
daily at The Red Front.
There has never been known within
the memory of those who have been
here since early days, such a cool
summer as the present. August is.
usually the hottest month of the sea-
son. but this year it has been plea
SAINT, almost spring like. at no time
has the thermometer registered up to
100 in the shade so far. Of course,
September may redeem the season
from the remarkably cool record, but
the evenings at that late month are
Invariably cool, even to chiIliness.
The runaway of Harvey CIark's
team, by which the wagon of the
Suffer Greek laundry was run into
and damaged to the extent, it is re-
ported, of between $50 and 500, has
brought up fine point in law. The
laundry people, of coarse, want dam
ages. They naturally are averse to
bearing the loss, as they were in no
way blamable. They look to Harvey
Clark to reimburse them. On the
other hand, the latter claims that be
ought not to be held responsible, as
the horses we're scared by the rock
placed in the street for drilling pur-
poses at the coming celebration,
which granite block was deposited
with permission of the city authorI-
ties. The knotty question is whether
the city Or the owner of the runaway
team should settle the damages.
Garden hose, lawn sprinklers, lawn
mowers, rakes, hoes and spads, in
fact everything needed for lawn or
garden at V. Giovannoni Il Co.
Rev. G. E. Winning will upon next
Sunday close his passionate in Jack
son, and on Wednesday he will depart
for Pacific Grove, where he expects
to be assigned to new field. There
will on Sunday be services at IL a. M.
and 7:45 p. NJ, to which all are
cordially invited.
Miss OItense Guerard entertained a
few of her friends at her home on
South Avenue. 1t being her 18th
birthday. After refreshments we're
served, Mrs W. d. Daugherty surpris-
ed the children by taking a snap
shot of them, which pleased them
very much.
Bargains on waists and all ladies
white goods at The Red Front.
William Gable, an old resident of
the vicinity of DIytown. was admit
ed to the county hospital Tuesday.
He is believed to be mentally irres-
possible, and an examination as to
his sanity will nc doub. be had at an
early date.
Mrs Olmstead, who has been com
panion of Mrs NJ. E. CLARK on Center
street was taken to the county hos
pital tuesday. She Is between 70
and so years of age.
Chas. johnson, living on the old
Fenk place on Stony creek, lad his
left foot badly d1slocated three weeks
ago. In breaking colt the animal
fell. causing the injury. He is able
to get around little with the aid Of
cIutohes.