Amador ledger., 1908-07-17


the dedication exercises at the Pres
ton school. Those who went down
from here we're Mr. and Mrs VIM.
Penny ir., VIM. q. Snyder, G. 2.
vicini, George Brown, VIM. Going,
g. &. Heiser, M. II. Calkins, Mrs
Web Smith and three daughters, |
Misses Agnes Newman, Julia GiDoc-
chic aud Margaret Mcdonald.
Tuesday Sheriff Gregory took
Angelo Iacono to San Quentin state
prison, where he will serve his SEN
tence of two years pronounced by
Judge Rust. lie was arrested IN lone
couple of months ago for a revolt
ing crime against nature, to which |
he pleaded guilty.
A social dance will be given in
Pine Grove hall by l.. Z. Walker on
Saturday evening, July %. Good
music has been secured. Everybody |
is invited. Tickets 81, with chicken
supper at the hotel at 30 cents per
plate.
Fred Eudey, receiver of the Sutter
Creek bank. returned Sunday even
ing from a short visit to San Fran
cisco on matters pertaining to the
bank.
The printing plant of the Amador
Record of Sutter Greek, which was
advertised to be sold last Tuesday by
the county assessor on account of
non payment of the unsecured per-
sonal property tax amounting to $50,
was released last Monday, the taxes
having been paid.
The old bulldog belonging to John
Chinn, which has held championship
as the fighting boss of the canine
fraternity in this burg for more than
dozen years past, was killed by his
owner on Monday evening. lie was
known as George Washington. Why
he was so named we know not. He
was not disposed to war; was peace
ably inclined, and as docile as could
be desired by pet dog, nowithstand-
when in action in defense of his
premiership or ia elf-defense, he was
the terror of all corners. He was
fifteen years of age, and worn down
so as to be unable to look out for
himself Hence he had to be de-
stroyed.
Albert Endicott, who has drug
business in Oakdale, came up from
that place Tuesday to visit with his
brother, DR.. Endicott. lie expects
to spend his time while here in hunt
ing doves, which are very plentiful
in this vicinity.
Mrs M. Hartman. who visited here
with Mr. and Mrs Is. g. O'Neil for
ten days. returned Tuesday to her
home in San Jose. ~
L. X. Norman with his wife and
daughter, Elsie, started for tho
mountains Wednesday tor pleasure
and recuperation. Mr. Norman ex-
poets to be Joined by others, and do
something in the bear hunting and
trapping line. Their destination is on
West Point.
h. ". Kelley returned from San
Francisco last Saturday. Apparently
there is no change in the status Of
the attachment suit under which the
store is closed and in the hands of a
keeper. Theodore Schwartz is now in
charge as keeper in place of julius
Podesta, who was compelled to go to
the city for surgical treatment.
hopping cough is still quite pre-
va!ent among the children hero.
h. B. Young. attorney for the
Central Trust Co., plaintiff in the
snit of Central Trust Co. VS.. VIM
A. Nevills ct al, came up from San
francisco Thursday to attend court
tomorrow when the case will come
up.
Hhe Misses Annie and Louise Nc
Laughlin came down from Volcano
this morning. and went to Oakland,
where they will spend few days
before going to Pacific Grove, to re-
main the rest of the summer.
Miss Ethel Green went to lone this
morning to spend few days with
her friend, Miss Jennie Amick.
John Smith, who has lived for fifty
years in the neighborhood of Clin
ton, has been very glow from heart
trouble. DR.. Gall has been called
three times to attend to the fast fail
ing man.
Mias Ridnr Mhn hos hmm risitinn