Amador ledger., 1907-03-01

Shingle Springs, Ell Dorado, county.
The Amador Branch Railroad,
shortly after leaving Gait on the up
trip Sunday, ran over COW, dis
emboweIing the animal. The train
was delayed for a short time on ac-
count of the accident.
Ii. B. Hanscom, deputy internal
revenue collector, was in Jackson
several days this week, on business
concerning that department. of the
government
E. V. Zumbiel has moved from the
Webb-Mason tract into the dwelling
on Broadway formerly belonging to
the Kent family.
Frank StribIey, a former jackson
boy and we'll known hereabouts. is
reported to have had quite an adven-
ture in San Francisco recently. He
Is employed at Point Richmond.
After receiving his months pay he
went over to the city to enjoy him
self. He fell in the way of some
sharpers, and somewhere on Sansome
street woke up to find that he had
been relieved of all his cash and his
gold watch.
The Jackson Social and Athletic
club will give sbcial dance in
Loves hall April 6. IF
Mrs Sam White returned home from
Grass Valley, with her infant child
Saturday evening, after a months
absence.
The bail given by the band boys in
Loves hall Friday night was not an
unqualified success as far as the
attendance was concerned. Those
that went, however, report having
very enjoyable time. The dance was
kept going until near daylight.
j. e. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
IN. to . p. m. Phone-Oftice, black
444: residence. Black 1884: jackson.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nsttle keeps only the best.
Ledger & Chicago Inter-Ocean, 50. 90
The preliminary examination OF
John Kapor was cut short Wednes-
day. lie is accused of grand larceny
in tstealing money belonging to his
wife. It came out that the wife's
money and the community money
the wages of the husband had been
put IN the same drawer, and mixed
up so it is claimed. So the question
Of the identity Of the wife's separate
money came up; whether the Identical
coin representing her earnings before
marriage had not been spent in the
affairs of the household, and if so
whether the criminal charge would
hold. 70 resolve this knotty techni.
cality the examination was continued
until next Thursday.
An Italian miner named Costinl
had a very narrow escape in the
Oneida mine Sunday night. In some
way he was caught between the skip
and some woodwork, causing a
wrenching OF theN neck. By sheer
luck he was only slightly hurt. He
will be laid up for several days under
the doctors care.
Frank Thorpe drove to jackson
Saturday to visit for a few days with
relatives, and to bring home his
family who have been spening
month there, Angels Record.
The board of supervisors will meet
next Monday for general business.
Stockmen who are interested in
grazing stock on forest reserve lands
are directed to read the advertisement
which appears in another column in
this issue, from the ranger IN charge.
They must secure the necessary per-
nit before taking stock on the
reserve lands.
The infant daughter of Frank
Mitchell, of Kennedy Flat, died OF
measles on Wednesday morning. The
epidemic has extended to jackson.
From fifteen to twenty cases were
reported this week, scattered through
out the city. The disease is confined
almost exclusively TO children, and
the patients are ali dong we'll. The
greatest danger to be apprehended is
from taking cold. With careful nurs-
ing the danger is reduced to a mini
mum.
The body of Charles Keineger. for
years employed at Weller's hardware
store as plumber, was taken to San
francisco last Saturday Mrs Rein
eyer, the widow, also a son, and
George Weller accompanied the re-
mains. Interment was in Cypress
Lawn cemetery on Tuesday.
Mrs j. McCutchen came up from
Woodland last Saturday, to remain
mere indefinitely.
BY request the Bates-Banks Co..
will play "a Bitter Atonement'' Sun
day night.
a boy ten years old, named Archie
Fancher, Severely bitten by dog
last Tuesday. The boys parents live
at Kennedy fiat. He was passing the
Kennedy boarding house, when the
dog sprang cut, and bit him in the
right thigh. He has been under the
consequences are anticipated.