Amador ledger., 1909-02-12

IL 1851 SITOuR, nave good appetite
and digestion, sleep souDdly and
enjoy life, use Burdock Blood Bit
ters, the great system tonic and
builder.
Riley Aleck, the Indian, was given
ten days in the county Jail for beat
ing his squaw. His time was out
yesterday.
There are seven prisoners in the
county Jail at present.
A marriage license vas issued by
the county clerk on the 9th instant,
authorizing the marriage of James f..
Phipps and Eva NJ. Bona. both of
Sutter Creek.
A report was current that Mrs Zum-
biel had recovered portion of the
jewelry stolen from her residence last
week, but the report has no found
alton. The sunburst ard diamond
ring, taken from a jewelry case in the
bedroom, and in which other articles
of jewelry we're kept, are still miss
ing, and no clue whatever has been
discovered to the perpetrator.
The Ledger job office, which is by
far the best equipped printing plant
in the county, has just completed for
the Amador Electric Railroad a. Light
Company, per order of L. j. Burrows,
5OOO receipts, IN fifty books.
We notice that the two representa-
tives of this county in the legislature.
Caminetti in the senate, and Moore
in the assem- bly,, are OIL opposite sides
on the anti-alien measures. CANT
nettl seems to favor the restriction
bills. The vote of assemblyman
Moore has been cast against all anti
Japanese legislation; presumably in
Difference to the views pressed by the
national government.
The school statistics do not show a
single Japanese pupil attending any
public school in Amador county.
The passenger traffic to and from
jackson has been extremely light for
the past week or two.
During the windstorm of last week,
d portion of the barn of Mrs r..
Andrews Lear New York Ranch, was
blown down-about eight feet of one
end of the shed collapsed.
Mrs Frank CassInelli left for San
Francisco this morning, called thither
by the illness of her daughter Mamie,
who is employed in kthat city. A
message was received that the young
lady was threatened with pneumonia.
Chas. Cademartori returned home
from San Francisco Sunday. lie has
been on the force for the extermina-
tion of rats In San Francisco for near
ly two years, but was let out, with
number of others, on the 4th instant
He reports that about one thousand
men were engaged in the exilrpation
Of the rat plague, at per diem of So
per day and bounty of ten cents for
every rat destroyed. The bonus usual
ly netted bigger income than the
regular wage. The force has been
cut down to about 80 men.
The lone high school was closed
last week, on account of the prin
cipal, Prof. Van Horn being summon
ed as a witness in the trial of a case
in another county. lhe school recon
vened last Monday.
The Jackson lodge of Eagles gave
their initial dance in Loves hall on
Saturday evening. There was a very
slim attendance owing doubtless to
the fact that it was inadequately ad
vertised. Music was furnished by the
Mokelumne orchestra. The receipts
fell considerably below the expenses.
Mrs p. Cuneo had another show
window put Ia her store IN place of
the doorway that formerly led to
the apartments upstairs.
Julius Pitois, wife and child,
arrived Monday to remain for a few
weeks with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs II. s. Pitols. Julius has
been employed at the Shasta King
copper mine, 10 miles from Keunett,
in Shasta county. The snowfall has
necessitated a shutdown for the
winter. There was six feet of snow
there when he left. 1t is not likely
the property will resume operations
until spring.