Amador ledger., 1909-06-18


horse travelling down Main street
Tuesday evening attracted the at
tention of everyone on the street,
The animal was without trapplngs of
any kind. not even a rope. Ii held
its head close to the ground, i'll such
n manner that gave the outlookers
the idea that the neck had been
either broken or twisted out of
shape. 1t walked unsteadily, and
every moment it was expected to fall.
However, it continued on, and went
into the Union stable. Here a large
crowd gathered out OF curiosity. 1t
did not belong to the stable, so was
turned adrIft again, and went across
the Broadway bridge toward the
horse belonged to Ben Fuller, who is
employed at the Argonaut mine, and
rides to aud from his home at SCOTS
Vile. 1t is supposed the horse
h5d been tethered out, and had got
tangled mp in the rope, ard in It's
efforts to get loose. had become
seriously disabled. What became of
the horse we have not learned.
A man named David Maslin is SER
wing term in the county Jail for
petty larceny. Several weeks ago no
took quantity OF clothes from a
cabin on the Il. Oneto place, above
Suffer Greek. lie was detected in
the act, and several shots were fired
to scare him as he made his escape
tie is said to be weak mentally, but
has a mania for petty stealing. lie
is in for sixty days.
Or. j. D. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office III Hays building, Main
street. Hours from a. N. till p.
p. m Telephone, Black 1868.
man named Sanders, a brake
man of the S. p. company. while
Sunday afternoon, was thrown out of
the buggy and sustained severe scalp
wounds. He was brought to jackson,
where his injuries were dressed by
DR.. Endicott. A companion in the
buggy at the time escaped without
hurt.
AT MOkelumne Hill Saturday even
ing boy named Glover Nuner was
pitched off horse, and sustained a
fracture of the right ann
At Paloma Sunday boy named
Sexton was thrown from a horse.
and received fracture of the right
arm, at the elbow. Both cases are
under treatment of Dr. Endicott.
Miss EIoise Freeman, daughter Of
e. A. Freeman, formerly of this
county, is visiting friends in Jack
son, and is the guest of Mrs Ida
Peek.
Coroner II. e Potter came over
from Plymouth last Friday and held
an inquest over the body of the
chinawoman who was found dead in
bed that morning in Chinatown. 1t
seems the woman had been aillng for
some time. Sine was over 81 years of
age. The jury rendered verdict of
death from natural causes. There
was no suspicion Whatever of foul
play.
From all over Amador county
comes the gratifying reports OF
fair average crop Of hay. There
will be no shortage. and consequently
prices are not likely to soar skyward
IA was at first thought.
County clerk HubeIty is now issu-
ing the new hunting licenses for the
ensuing year. They are totally
different in appearance from those
therefore, used. The old ones were
of metal, while the new ones are Of
paper, something of the greenback
style, only smaller. The name of the
license payer is shown on the face,
which of course was not the case with
the tin medals. 1t is supposed that
the change is designed to avoid or
stop the practice of hunting on
borrowed Licenses.
party of autoists on a touring
trip in a Packard car got stalled near
the Oneida mine Wednesday night.
There were four in the machine at
tue time besides the ohaileur. They
we're A. +, Giannini and wife OF San
Mateo, and Misses Mary and Regina
Juneo, related 10 Cameo that lived
in Volcano in early days. The auto