Amador ledger., 1909-03-19
From Our Exchanges.

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stituted, hence we simply give the
last In the amount demanded it is
the most substantial of them all
J his time Zany wants captain w. A..
Nevillls TO hand over $40. GOO and has
employed attorney Rowan Hardin 90
enforce the demand in court The
complaint was sled last Monday and
recites that Zany was induced to leave
MERGED and take charge of the app
mine boarding house at Quartz at
the rental Of 81 per year, with Light
and water free of charge, and the
assurance thnt he could make money
aud the business would be good for
any years. In addition to these splen-
did concessions the plaintiff AYERS
that he was to cash the time checks
mp TO $500, when the same would be
redeemed. Then, it is recited, that
when the plaintiff had his entire
capital invested the defendant refused
to take MP the time checks, but in
stead charged eXorbitant rent for
premises occupied and caused at
tachments to be levied against him.
The plaintiff designates these acts as
malicious and damaging to the
amount Of $40, 900. Union Democrat.
The survey crew under engineer
Hanscom, we're ordered to return to
the mountains again this week, to
complete the new ditch line survey
on the Mokelumne river. Citizen.
Twenty Australian partridges will
be turned loose on the hills about
lone next week, These birds are pro-
tected throughout the year and a
heavy penalty is attached to the
shooting, trapping, or having the
birds or their skins in possession. -
echo.
John Baglioni, a teamster of Copper
Hill, received severe and painful in
ju1ies OF Sunday while trying to con-
troll fractions mule. He was hold
Ing scantling to prevent the mule
from hitting him but in some
manner the animal broke the scantl-
ing across his face. Baglionls lower
lip was cut through, his chin bruised
and one Of his teeth knocked out.
Prompt medical attendance soon re-
Iieved his sufferings and his wounds
were soon dressed. lie is now off
duty and is about town taking and
enforced vacation. - Echo.
There is some agitation at present
favorable to the building OF an cleo
trio road from either Stockton or
Sacramento up the Costumes river
through the northwestern portion OF
Amador county and into the southern
and eastern part Of El Dorado. At
the present time the only mode of
travel into this region is by wagon
roads, which are almost impossible
much Of the time, and these are no
incentive for the planting OF orchards,
gardens or grain fields, all of which
the line and would furnish hundreds
of carloads of outgoing freight every
season. There are great many acres
of rich land splendidly adapted to
fruits of all kinds, berries, nuts,
grapes, grain and other crops, with
out irrigation, or which would pro
i. o. oh ia
ly with irrigation, Besides these
items that would furnish much bust
ness for the road, it is also urged that
there are the mines OF the district
and the great forests of pine. Some
of the mines that have been closed
down for time are to reopen this
spring and new ones are to become
active. There are also large deposits
of clouded and white marble OF fine
quality that will be available only
when there is a railroad to haul it
out. The grade all the way to
Indian Diggings would be easy and
comparatively uniform, offering no
great engineering obstacles to over
come, and making it an inexpensive
route over which to build. lhe
people of the district want a railroad
and would be liberal in their concea-
sions to such an enterprise. Nugget.
1t is published that John G. Ing, Of
Plaeerville, has been selected to
supersede John f.. Armstrong as re-
gister in the land Office in Sacra-
mento. Senator Perkins used his in
Huence to have the change made.
V. N. Logamarsino Of Mokelumne
Hill, was in San Andreas Monday eX-