Amador ledger., 1909-09-03

A wonderful freak of nature. A
double heatded calf, will be on ex-
hibiton at Mattley's butcher shop on
labor day, September 6.
Geo. o. Grist superintendent of the
Indian reservation, received word last
week of serious accident that happened
to his son Asa R. Grist He was en-
ployed by logging camp in Humboldt
county. The accident happened about
three weeks ago. 1t seems young Grist,
who is twenty years of age, got
between two logging chains, and was
bruised and lacerated from the hips
down. The mishap occurred at a place
called Scotia. The victim was taken to
the hospital, and his injuries, though
severe, were found not dangerous. At
last accounts he was able to leave the
hospital, and get around on crutches. In
short time it was thought he would be
able to return to his employment
G. Ratio, accompanied by his wife,
son and daughter, brother and sister
in-law, came up from San Francisco
last Saturday in touring car on a
pleasure trip and to see relatives in
this section. They left here Tuesday
for other points of interest, and expect
to get home Tomorrow
A convention of citizens of CalaVeras
county was held last Saturday in San
Andreas, for the further discussion of
the good road proposition. The move
ment has for its object the bonding of
the county for road purposes.
The transcript on appeal in the A.
Borelo arson case has been completed
in the Dispatch Office. 1t makes over
450 pages and will cost over $500. 1t
is reported that change was made
recently, either in the law or the rule
Of the supreme court which will do
away with the necessity of printed
transcripts on appeal hereafter Let us
hope the report is correct.
John Delahide left Wednesday morn
ing for Oakland, to resume his studies
in 81. Mary's college.
Leo Schwartz and Leon Schwartz left
Monday morning for the purpose Of
entering St. Mary's College in Oak
land.
George Folger left Tuesday to resume
his duties at the Navy yard at Mare
Island
lSidor Goldner, after a short visit
with his relatives here, departed Tues
day morning for San Francisco, where
he is employed with hardware firm.
Ubran G. Spagnoli who has been
spending his vacation with his folks,
left Tuesday for Oakland, where he is
employed as druggist
Miss Mason, who has been visiting
relatives at the National hotel returned
yesterday to her home at Susun.
Miss Kate Drscoll, after visit to
the home folks, left early this week for
San Joaquin, to resume her duties as
Schoolteacher.
Fred Kraft, the baseball player, who
was arrested some weeks ago and taken
to Stockton on complaint of his divorced
wife for non payment of alimony, but
who was released on disproving the
charge, left his job at the Argonaut mine.
and left Monday morning, accompanied
by Dora, the woman in the case-for
parts unknown. The girl, since the
retrun of the pair to this county has
been living at Amador City.
S. C. N. Spagnoli, in trying to lift a
tent at his residence last Saturday
aprained himself in some way, so that
he was disabled from attending the drug
store for a day or two. He is now able
to get around as usual
The official meeting of the board of
supervisors will be held Tuesday next,
on account of Monday being a public
holiday.
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Piano Tor sale, little used, cash
5i75 sells for $50, Piano experts say
good as new. Inquire Ledger office.
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Mrs j. b. Leonard and dauRh hters