Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-07-03
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nerlng school teaching positions IN
southern counties, has tried this
county also, but was turned down,
the trustees of Fourth Crossing
school being "on." IL is said she
ties up the positions and then furn-
fshes teacher and gets rake off. --
Citizen.
The little six year old daughter of
Louis BacigalupI of Camauche fell
from a horse last Friday and broke
both bones IN her right arm. She
was brought to lone, where the
broken bones were set, and at pre-
sent the little one is doing nicely
Echo.
On Monday, June 22d, DR.. Brown
lee of Mokelumne Hill performed an
operation on the lower lip of Caesar
Jennings, the veteran Waterman of
the old Lucas mine at Big Bar
bridge, for a pipe or smokers cancer.
The doctor removed over one and Que
half inches of the lip, and the opera
tion was very successful jennings,
who is an inveterate smoker had
similar operation performed fourteen
years ago Citizen.
Rumors are rife to the eff ect that
n campaign newspaper is to he pub
lished in Angels Camp during the
coming campaign for the express put
pose of opposing certain mocratic
Office seekers who now fancy they
have things all their own way in so
far as the county press is concerned.
Negotiations, we understand, are to
tie made for lease of the Mountain
Echo plant. Verify, it would seem,
there will be something doing in be-
half of the people. Record.
Last Monday the district court of
appeals at Sacramento rendered its
decision on the application of James
Keith for Writ of Pre- hi bition
against the settlement of the bill of
exceptions on appeals in the case of
People VS.. Everett. The decision of
the court denies the application Of
the district attorney and discharges
the alternative writ issued at the
time tne application was made. The
Sesult of the decision is that the bill
of exceptions will now be settled and
the appeal perfected in the regular
way. prospect.
Something over $4,000 of govern
ment funds we're distributed to the
different counties in the state in
which the reserves are situated by
state controller NYe this month.
The money in question represents
this state IS share of the revenue de-
rived by the United States forestry
department from the forest reserves
in the various counties. The reserves
are leased for pasturage purposes and
the timber on them is sold. Out of
the sum appportioned CaIaveras gets
slg3.S9; Amador $685. AZ; Alpine,
567.S1; TuoIumue, $3.50. 4G. - Gala
veraa Chronicle
The Ioue Fire Brick Co., have been
shipping two car loads of brick per
day this week and the shipments will
be regular from now on, with an
increase in the amount of brick
shipped as they increase their kiln
capacity. Echo.
Miss May French and Ira j. Cooley
were united in this holy bonds of
matrirnony in Sacramento on June
II 1QO9 -Ihn hriAo &c n nhfor Of
Mr. and Mrs o. L. French of Elk
Grove, but who has made her home
in lone for the past few years, and
has made many friends. The groom
was born and raised here and is well
known. Echo.
G. Gatten of Amador City. returned
Sunday from Sacramento, where he
had been in attendance at an opera
tion performed on his son, Leslie
Gatten, who has been in Touopah,
Nevada, for the last two or three
years. Young Gatten was taken sick
with typhoid and pneumonia fevers,
from which he recovered very SLOWLY,
finally having to 60 to Sacramento to
have an operation performed The
operation was successful aud if no
complications arise, Mr. Gatten Will
soon be able to come TO his home at
Amador City.-Ione Echo.
W. Ii. BIakely from near Drytown
purchased the Cheney place about
one half mile west OF town, last
week Mr. Blakely will probably
occupy the place as a winter resi-