Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-29


taught the San Lorenzo school in
Alameda county, has been selected as
one of 20 reserve school teachers for
Oakland. The regular teachers have
already been selected; 1t is custom
AIRY to selected 20 more to be called
upon in the event of a vacancy. AS
Miss Breese stands first on the list
she will be the first called upon; go
that It is almost certain she will be
teaching in that city during the next
term. In the meantime she will
likely be employed at San Lorenzo.
Mr. Kainsford, superintendent OF
the Argonaut went to San Francisco
Monday, while Mr. Matthews, presi-
dent of the same company, left Satur-
day. They went down on business
matters.
We have received communication
from the valley, which we cannot see
our way clear to publish, notwith-
landing the writer s. name Is attach
ed thereto. The ventilation of a
private industry to correct such
abuses as are alleged, would probably
do more harm than good. At any
rate, not being personally conversant
with the facts we deem it better not
to publish such articles, however.
praisewoIthy the motives actuating
the writer. Probably everything
would be gained by calling attention
of the proper officials thereto.
The Amador Mills at lone are offer
ing mountain pine lumber at $40 per
M; Oregon pine at 81 per M. Any
one wanting lumber will do we'll to
call on them AS the stock will not last
long. Amador Mills.
Mrs Angelo GaribaldI and Miss Eda
Piccardo returned Sunday from San
Francisco, where they went couple
of weeks ago to see the feet.
A miner named Vase Vakovich was
cut Ia the eye some time ago by a
piece of rock. The eye was badly in
jured, but it is believed the sight
may be saved A few days ago a
piece of rock dropped out of the in
iured eye, and the presence of the
foreign body was thereby revealed.
When about to cross the bridge at the
leila mine Tuesday afternoon K. r.
Hedrick, who is employed at the cleo
trio plant was thrown from the buggy
with the result that his ankle was
sprained, besides which he received a
number of cuts about the hands and
arms. The horse SHE'D at some
object in the road and left the fill
which approaches the bridge. He
went to the National hotel, from
where Dl Gall was summoned 81
Mrs Carlo Giovannoni, who has
been visiting in San Francisco, and
Santa Clara for the past three weeks,
returned Monday.
The front of the bank premises is
being decorated with fresh coat of
paint.
Miss Lila Fuller, who went to San
francisco the first OF last week, re-
turned last Saturday.
Mrs Chas. CORN, accompanied by
her ward, Miss Eva Chinn, came over
from Camp Seco on Sunday last, on
their way to Amador City, where the
latter will visit her aunt, Mrs Bodin-
mar, for several months. Mrs CORN
returned to Camp Seco Tuesday.
Nellie Don't miss the Masonic
concert and ball June 10th-Jim.
Marriage Licenses were issued Wed
nesday to Charles &. uillick of Vol
cano, and Miss Ella A. Wckman of
West Point, and to Louis Logomarsino
and Miss Marie j. Sweeney, both of
Suffer Greek.
Selfreno f.. Dial Porto, who attend
ed the convention of the K. of z. at
Long Beach, returned Wednesday
from the southern part of the state.
Rosie Won't you accompany me
to the Masonic concert and ball on
June 10th, and see how the Masons
make good citizens of their orphan
children-Jack.
The members Of the Eastern Star
rendered a farewell reception last
evening in the Masonic hall to Mr.
aud Mrs Will Harvey, who leave in a
short time tor England. About forty
of their friends we're present. They
we're entertained with music, recita
tions and speaking, followed by dane
ing. Light refreshments we're served.
DR.. j. Ii. Fogarty went to Moke
lumne Hill the first of the week on