Hi Donna...Amador Dispatch has been in existence since 1867. During your 1930's time period there were also the Amador Ledger and Record & the Ione Valley Echo. The library is Amador County Library 530 Sutter St., Jackson, Ca. 95642 209-223-6400. There is a lady that checks in on our list on occasion & hopefully she might see your post & be able to assist with your obit. Good luck. Jackie in California kimmee@volcano.net

Well, his death certificate listed unknown for the parents. Though I am pretty sure that I found them through the 1880 Arkansas census. Turns out we went by the last name of Bridgers at that time. Donna Patterson IttyBkShp@aol.com <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com/index.html">http://patterson.fam ily.homepage.com</A> <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com/index.html"> </A>

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Posted on: Amador County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador?read=276 Surname: Swingle ------------------------- Looking for descendants of Oscar & Addie Mathis Swingle. Oscar died in Amador Co. 13 Apr. 1953. Addie died in or near Plymouth 13 Dec. 1967. Oscar's mother was Sarah Octavia Word Swingle who died in this county 13 Jan. 1941. Would like to correspond with descendants and find out where they are buried.

Here in Colorado we are smoked in from the fires in the West. Someone mentioned Jackson, CA. Do you also have fires going on? Jean Hehn

Hello List, hoping to see if someone could tell me the names of newspapers for Jackson, CA or Amador county in general in the 1930's? Also, the name of the local library? Looking to see if an obit would have been posted for James Monroe Bridges who died there June 6, 1938. Sincerely, Donna IttyBkShp@aol.com

Hi, His death cert should list his mother's maiden name. I just got one from San Francisco for my great grandmother and I learned her mother, who I only knew before as Mary, wife of John Fields, was actually Mary Devlin. The death cert I have is from 1930. It shows birthplaces of mother and father city or town and state or country. On my ggmothers it only has the country(ies) of birth of her parents(Ireland), not a town (rats!) but perhap if their birth was US it might say both. It also lists length of residence of the decedent in CA as well as how long in US if of foreign birth, plus the decedents date and place of birth. It also says the marital status of the decedent as well as their spouse's name if married, widowed or divorced. That ought to be able to answer many of your questions Good luck, Mary On Tue, 1 Aug 2000 17:03:39 EDT IttyBkShp@aol.com writes: > Hello list, I am new to this group and have high hopes. I am looking > for more > information about my great grandfather. His name was James Monroe > Bridges. He > was born in Arkansas Sept 25, 1879 and died June 6, 1938 in Jackson, > Amador > County, CA. His occupation was listed as merchant. He is buried in > plot 419 > in the cemetery there, but has no marker or headstone. > > I am trying to dig up any information on him. Unfortunately on the > death > information there is only unknown for his parents. I don't even know > if he > had remarried at the time of his death. Emma Toon had been one wife > of his, > but she stayed back in AZ. He had been married and had 3 children in > Arkansas > as well, but I know nothing more than that. No names or anything. > > His daughter was Sarah Jane Bridges and I believe she was in the > Jackson area > as well. I hear she married into a family with the Isbell surname, > though I > have found nothing about her. I hear she had about 12 children > though, and > more than one marriage, though I have found nothing to confirm this. > > My great grandfather apparently owned a clothing store in Jackson, > but no one > remembers the name or when he owned it. > > I was wondering if there might be a way to find a will or property > records or > something that may list more names. With his having died in 1938, > there > aren't many around that remember him. Any information would be great > to help > me out. I don't even have his mother's maiden name, which makes > tracing the > tree rather difficult. > > Sincerely, > > Donna > IttyBkShp@aol.com > <A > HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com">http://patterson.family.homep ag > e.com</A> > > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Hello list, I am new to this group and have high hopes. I am looking for more information about my great grandfather. His name was James Monroe Bridges. He was born in Arkansas Sept 25, 1879 and died June 6, 1938 in Jackson, Amador County, CA. His occupation was listed as merchant. He is buried in plot 419 in the cemetery there, but has no marker or headstone. I am trying to dig up any information on him. Unfortunately on the death information there is only unknown for his parents. I don't even know if he had remarried at the time of his death. Emma Toon had been one wife of his, but she stayed back in AZ. He had been married and had 3 children in Arkansas as well, but I know nothing more than that. No names or anything. His daughter was Sarah Jane Bridges and I believe she was in the Jackson area as well. I hear she married into a family with the Isbell surname, though I have found nothing about her. I hear she had about 12 children though, and more than one marriage, though I have found nothing to confirm this. My great grandfather apparently owned a clothing store in Jackson, but no one remembers the name or when he owned it. I was wondering if there might be a way to find a will or property records or something that may list more names. With his having died in 1938, there aren't many around that remember him. Any information would be great to help me out. I don't even have his mother's maiden name, which makes tracing the tree rather difficult. Sincerely, Donna IttyBkShp@aol.com <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com">http://patterson.family.homepag e.com</A>

Where can I find a marriage certificate from the 1892/3 period? Bob Juch http://www.Juch.org

Hi Can anyone help me - I need tanscriptions on the following Birth Certificates: 1. PRIAMI, Lena Mary dob 13 Jan 1903 in Sutter Creek, CA Death Certificates: 1. Coppi, Pietro dod October 1899 at the Central Eureka Mine in Amador County. (The obit was listed in the October 27, 1899; Volume 41, Issue 8) Marriage Records: I don't know if these are available or not - My Great Grandmother Clorinda Ferrari Coppi married Nocesos Priami between 1899 and 1902. My grandmother Lena Priami was baptized at Immaculate Conception in Sutter Creek in April 1903. Is it safe to assume that they were married at the same church they baptized thier child?? Could there be any records of marriage at the church. Also looking for a marriage record for Maria Coppi to Serafino Menchini between 1904 and 1909. Thier first two children were born in Amador county and Maria lived there, so I'm assuming they were married there. Help with these would really jump start my search again, I've been kindof stuck for a while! Thank you! Darlene In search of Surnames: Coppi, Priami, Ferrari, White, French, McCarty, Menchini, Tuvo, Wallack, Byrne, Johnson, Markey, Martelanz. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Has anyone tried posting to the data base lately. I have been trying to post 1906 (I already did 1905). After I post I go back to check my postings. I select at the top left hand corner which item to correct. The message comes up "Select an Item," but I did select an item. I did all 1905 with no problems and always proofread my postings. I am not going to post anymore until I can correct my mistakes. I sent Steve an e-mail, but I haven't heard from him. Donna caltrlrdr@aol.com

Following are the extracts for the month of May 1882: May 6, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 34 BORN.Near Jackson, April 21, 1882, to Wm. Sharenbrock and wife, a son. MARRIED.At the residence of the bride's father, at Big Bar Bridge, April 26, 1882, Mr. Jamie B. Luddy to Miss Ida Kelton DIED.In Jackson, May 1, 1882, Mrs. Mary Cohn, a native of Germany, aged 81 years. May 13, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 35 MARRIED.At Ione City, May 11, 1882, by Rev. J. Carrington, Mr. C. M. Wooster to Miss Callie McCauley DIED.Near New York Ranch, May 9, 1882, Benj. F. Brown, a native of Missouri, aged about 50 years. May 20, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 36 BORN.In Jackson, May 14, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parker, a daughter. MARRIED.At the residence of Geo. Allen in Sutter Creek, May 13, 1882, by Rev. E. E. Dodge, Mr. A. J. Epling to Miss Mary McKindley. At the residence of Mrs. L. Telllier last Sunday, by Rev. Father Birmingham, Mr. C. B. Armstrong to Miss Emily Swartz. May 27, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 37 DIED.In Ione City, May 23, 1882, Michael Mullen, a native of Ireland, aged about 41 years. Last Saturday evening while Mr. J. D. Stoken, of Volcano, was exhibiting a pistol to a customer, unconscious that it had been loaded, it accidentallly went off, the ball striking his brother-in -law, Mr. Victor Baker in the head, causing death to follow in about 40 minutes afterward. Samuel Flanders, a forty-niner, died at the Exchange hotel May 21, 1882. He was a native of Massachusetts. Llew Jack

Following are the extracts for the month of April 1882: April 1, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 29 BORN.At Jackson, March 27, 1882, to A. Caminetti and wife, a daughter. In Ione City, March 27, 1882, to D. R. Edwards and wife, a daughter. MARRIED.At Sutter Creek, March 27, 1882, by Rev. E. E. Dodge, Mr. Jesse Samis of Mt. Echo, to Mrs. Josephine Calf of Sutter Creek. In Jackson, Mar. 28, 1882, by Rev. E. M. Stuart, Mr. C. C. Kane, of Woodland, to Miss C. L. Aitken of Jackson. At Kennedy Flat, near Jackson, March 29, 1882, by H. Goldner, J. P., Mr. Geo. Flumer to Miss Agnes Carroll. DIED.At Drytown, March 29, 1882, Mrs. Mollie Henderson, wife of F. B. Henderson, a native of Drytown, Cal., aged 32 years, 3 months and 29 days. At Buena Vista, March 25, 1882, Arthur Lewis, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Richey, aged one year. April, 8, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 30 MARRIED.At the residence of the bride's mother in Sutter Creek, April 2, 1882, by Judge Porter, J. P., Mr. Mat. Steinkeoning, of Plymouth, to Miss Jennie Buris, of Sutter Creek. DIED.In Ione City, March 11, 1882, Mr. John Mullen, a native of County Galway, Ireland, aged 47 years. April 15, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 31 BORN.In Jackson, April 11, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Meek, a daughter. Near Aqueduct City, March 4, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowry, a daughter. DIED.Near Jackson, April 13, 1882, Mrs, Genovifa Dotta, a native of Cantone Ticino, Switzerland, aged 92 years. April 22, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 32 BORN.At Aqueduct City, April 18, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. James Lowry, a daughter. At Pine Grove, April 1, 1882, to Mr. and Mrs. Barns, a daughter. MARRIED.At the Veranda hotel in Ione City, Tuesday April 18, 1882, by Rev. J. Carrington, Mr. W. J. Kingsley to Miss Cora Ford. DIED.In Jackson, April 20, 1882, Willie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Schacht, aged 13 days. April 29, 1882, Vol. 23, No. 33. No B,M or D this issue. Llew Jack

Posted on: Amador County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ca/Amador?read=275 Surname: Mace ------------------------- Seek the descendants of Fayette and Carrie M. (----) Mace residents of Amador County, California as of 1851. Fayette Mace was born in Strong, Maine, 18 June 1829. Children of Fayette and Carrie M. (----) Mace: Ivy V. Mace, b April 1872 Benjamin Mace, b May 1874 Ruby Mace, b June 1877 Fayette Mace, b June 1881

Seeking info on: Georgia/Georgiana GLASSCOCK of Shenandoah Valley, CA m. William Lee TULL 6 May 1888 Oleta, CA dau: Della Bertha TULL b. 15 FEB 1889 Fiddletown, CA Thanks, Amanda

HISTORY OF AMADOR COUNTY published 1881 Oakland California Thompson and West Names and nativity Miscellaneous page 344 name; r= residence; b= business; n= nativity= s= came to state; c= came to county; po= post office; na= number of acres Miscellaneous section DUHEM, C; r= San Francisco; b= Miner &Machinist; n= Paris; s= 1852; c= 1880; po= San Francisco; na=--------- GAFFNEY, Thos; r= Michigan Bar; b= Potter; n= New York; s= 1875; c= 1875; po= Michigan Bar; na= ------- HILL, Samuel; r= Ventura County; b= Stock Raiser; n= England; s= 1850; c= 1850; po= Springville; na= 7,000 KNOX, Israel W.; r= Oakland; b= Foundry & Mining; n= Mass; s= 1852; c= ..... po= 237 First St. S. F.; na=-------- MONSEES, H. H.; r= Coyoteville; b= Farming and fruit raising; n= Hanover; s= 1857; c= 1859; po= Oleta; na= 320 WIRTS, G. D.; r= Galt; b= Farming; n= Ohio; s= 1859; c= 1859; po= Galt; na= ------ WRIGGLESWORTH, Joseph; r= Bridgeport District; b= Ranching & teaming; n= New York; s= 1859; c= 1859; po=Oleta; na= 760 THE END

HISTORY OF AMADOR COUNTY CALIFORNIA published 1881 Oakland California Thompson and West CHRONOLOGICAL PAGES 338-339 1880 and last year 1880 February 1. Difficulty in Jackson between C. GENOCHIO, John MORI, A. GALLI, Robert VENGLIO, and John BALLES, resulting fatally to the two latter. February 5. House of Joseph CARRARA, Amador City, destroyed by fire. April 20. Flood at Drytown doing considerable damage to the mines. Flood in Ione, the main streets being inundated, also many of the ranches in the vicinity, thirteen hundred feet of the railroad track being washed away. May 1. last number of the Ione Times issued. May 4. House of William SUTHERLAND, Ione, damaged by fire. May 6. Attempted robbery of the stage near Ione. May 7. G. CLINCINOVICH instantly killed by falling down the Lincoln shaft. May 22. Several hundred dollars' worth of harnesses and wagons stolen from A. H. PALMER, Jackson Valley, of which no trace was obtained. May 27. House of William MARSHALL, Sutter Creek, destroyed by fire. Loss, one thousand dollars. May 30. Difficulty between William COOK and Charles TEDEMAN at Buena Vista, the latter person being shot through the body. June 15. Joseph ANDERSON found dead near DANE's Ranch, Grass Valley. July 31. A. D. MCDONALD (Mcdonald) fatally injured by a fall from the balcony of a hotel at Amador. August 3. Barn belonging to W. O. CLARK, Drytown, destroyed by fire. August 18. Augustus FEINE fatally injured by being caught in the machinery of the Florence Mills at Ione. September 1. Charles HUTZ fund dead at Ione. Death said to have been caused by heart disease. September 3. Charles STECKLER of Jackson, and old and much respected citizen, committed suicide by hanging. September 9. celebration of admission day by the pioneer society and citizens generally. October 9. Chautauqua Literary Society organized at Jackson. November 5. Difficulty between William FRASIER and Charles MCKINNEY (McKinney) in Volcano, in which the latter person was fatally stabbed. November 21. The residence of Mr. CLARK, Plymouth, consumed by fire with all of its contents. November 23. Dr. Charles BOARMAN died of smallpox. December. Small-pox prevailed extensively in Jackson. Extraordinary meeting of the Board of Supervisors to consider the situation. Pest-House erected. THE END

HISTORY OF AMADOR COUNTY CALIFORNIA 1881 Oakland California Thompson and West 1878 1878 January 23. Willow Springs school-house burned. February 15. Death of the Hon. Robert LUDGATE, member of the Assembly for Amador County. February 17. Mequel VARA found dead in his cabin in Butte City. High water at Ione all the western part of the county, destroying much property. Highest water ever known in Amador City, destroying considerable property and flooding some of the mines. Great flood in Jackson, drowning seven persons and carrying off and wrecking fifteen buildings. Loss, thirty thousand dollars. February 23. James TIPPET killed in the PHOENIX mine by falling out of the bucket while ascending. February 26. High wind, unroofing and blowing down buildings; Catholic Church at Butte City blown down, steeple blown off Catholic Church at Jackson, trees, fences, barns, flumes, and other things destroyed. February. The name of Fiddletown changed to Oleta, by Act of the Legislature. March 20. H. (Henry) TRUEB and Louis DABOVICH taken to the asylum. May 3. House of Mrs. BOTTO, Sutter Creek, destroyed by fire. Loss, two thousand dollars. Difficulty between E. M. PHIPPS and Fred VARVIGAT, Ione, the latter being killed. May 12. Big reservoir of the Amador Canal Company blown up and destroyed. June 5. Body of Giovani ARATA found near Jackson. June 8. Jackson and Sutter Creek united by telephone. June 14. Largomarcini's hotel at Amador destroyed by fire. June 19. Special election for delegates to Constitutional Convention; John A. EAGON and William H. PROUTY, elected. July 3. Barn owned by Mr. COX, near WHITMORE's Mill, burned. July 5. Shooting affray between George HARVILLE and Peter SMITH, the later being instantly killed. July 10. MCDONALD's (McDonald) house, at Amador City, destroyed by fire. August 22. MOORE Mine started up. September 22. New York Ranch house, blacksmith shop and barn burned, with all the contents. October 8. Mrs. Joseph CARREAU, of Jackson, while in a condition of mental aberration, committed suicide by shooting herself through the head with a shot-gun. November 8. E. C. E. VILE, of Ione, committed suicide by cutting his throat with a pen-knife. 1879 January 4. Henry PECK, County clerk, died of heart disease. He was a "49er," had been an extensive traveler, having visited Australia, the Amazon Mines, Nevada, ect; was a native of New York. January 6. Little daughter of Mrs. HUDSON, near Ione, accidentally shot by a playmate. February 1. Death of William H. HOOPER, in Oakland. He was formerly a proprietor of the PHOENIX Mine at Plymouth. February 5. SOROCCO's store and adjoining building at Drytown, burned. February 21. Hugh WARD killed in a hydraulic claim at Irish Hill. May 6. Johnson drowned in Mokelumne River, near Clinton Bar. May 10. O. N. MORSE's house, at the Q Ranch, destroyed by fire. This was one of the oldest houses in the county, the Q Ranch having been a noted place since '49. It was originally claimed by members of Company Q, United States Infantry. May 25. Edward PHIBBS killed in a difficulty with Jesse VALLES, near Jackson Gate. June 18. Ione connected with Jackson by telephone. June 25. Amador Sentinel started. September 1. Dr. MORSE's fruit dryer, Q Ranch, destroyed by fire. Loss fifteen thousand dollars. September 4. The house of David SCHULER, Jackson, destroyed by fire with all the contents. September 19. R. H. YOUNG, of Amador, committed suicide by taking poison. September 30. Five hundred feet of the Amador Canal Company's pipe, near Clinton, blown up by giant power (probably Powder); supposed to have been done by parties damaged by the breaking of the reservoir, February 17. (Probably means May 12, 1878, unless it was blown up twice my note) October 15. Boardinghouse of Solano, at Keystone Mine, destroyed by fire. October 19. Son of Ed WILY, at WILY Station on the Amador wagon road, fell into a deep well and was drowned. November 6. Two men, Richard COLLICT and John BACHI, seriously injured, the latter fatally, by premature explosion of blast. November 15. Lodge of I. O. G. T. organized at Amador. November 17. John BACHI died from the effect of a premature blast in the Oneida Mine. December 6. A. SWITHENBANK caught in the machinery of the Marble Mill, near Plymouth, and torn to pieces. December 12. A Cornishman by the name of MOYLE fatally injured in the original Amador Mine by the fall of a rock down the shaft. December 17. J. M. MYERS robbed by highwaymen near Jackson.

HISTORY OF AMADOR COUNTY CALIFORNIA 1881 Oakland California Thompson and West CHRONOLOGICAL page 337 1877 1877 January 15, 16, 17. Heavy rains, doing much damage to the Galt and Ione railroad, one car-load of passengers having to remain on the road all night. January 21. Death of Hon. T. M. PAWLING, County Judge. February 1. Butte Basin Mining Company incorporated. February 2. Incorporation of the Ione Coal Company by Mark HOPKINS, D. D. COLTON, C. E. GREEN, F. S. DOUGHERTY, and C. H. REDINGTON. February 4. Stage robbed of fifteen hundred dollars near Mountain Springs House. February 23. Boarding-house of Mrs. HURLEY, at Sutter Creek, destroyed by fire; adjoining houses, owned by BURNS and HUBBEL, seriously damaged. March 6. Wife and three children of A. LIVERSEDGE, formerly of this county, burned to death at Colusi. (my note Colusi is probably Colusa) March 18. Three children of Jesse RHODES, of Buckeye Valley, aged eight, six, and three years, died of diphtheria about the same hour. March 21. Coffin warehouse of SONGER and FAGAN, Sutter Creek, consumed by fire. March 31. Nichola ROSSIGGI fatally stabbed by Dominico CARANZA. April 17. Death of William H. STOWERS, Superintendent of Schools, at BARTLETT Springs, where he had gone for his health. May 6. A. NORTON, of Jackson, appointed to fill the unexpired term of W. H. STOWERS, deceased. May 26. Laying of the corner-stone of the Presbyterian church at Ione. June 5. Dwelling-house of Antone SILVA. Jackson. destroyed by fire. Loss two thousand dollars. June 10. Charles COX, of Lancha Plana, found dead near the suspension flume, with the appearance of having fallen over the cliff of rocks, which at that place is one hundred and thirty feet high. June 13. Dwelling-house of JONES and ANGORE, Buckeye Valley, destroyed by fire. June 21. New safe put into the County Treasurer's office. June 22. Dwelling of L. RABOLT, at Sutter Creek destroyed by fire. Loss, three thousand dollars. Dwelling of John BATTISTE, near Jackson, burned. Loss, two thousand dollars. August 7. John BAKER, while in a fit of delirium tremens, threw himself against a circular saw in rapid motion, at BRANNON's Mill, receiving fatal wounds. August 25. Fire at Jackson, destroying Dr. PETER's office. September 1. Roy CHAMBERLAIN, a forty-niner and an old resident of Amador County, found dead in his chair at his home near the Newton Copper Mine. Coroner's verdict, "Death from disease of the heart." September 12. Cars ran off the track below Ione, fatally injuring W. F. GURY. October 8. House of Jerry DONOVAN, Sutter Creek, destroyed by fire. October 17. James MCGEE (McGee), former engineer at the Oneida, while in a condition of mental derangement jumped into one of the shafts of the mine, falling a distance of six hundred feet, being instantly killed. October 22. Bucket fell in the Oneida, killing John GARDNER and John LUDERMAN, and wounding James FORCHEY. October 31. House of P. DWYER, Clinton, burned. December 2. James ARTHUR fatally injured in the Amador Mine by the caving of the draft in which he was at work. December 7. Edward E. STITT died at Drytown from injuries received while taking down the old Loyal Mill. December 22. Hon. John A. EAGON and W. L. MCKIMM (McKimm) thrown out of a buggy near Jackson. The former seriously and the latter fatally injured, Mr. MCKIMM dying in two or three hours.

HISTORY OF AMADOR COUNTY CALIFORNIA 1881 Oakland California Thompson and West CHRONOLOGICAL pages 336-337 1876 1876 January 1. Masquerade ball by the K. A. C. January 3. Francisco VIANNELLI found dead in his cabin, near Zeile Mine. January 9. Stage robbed between Plymouth and Fiddletown. January 31. Attempted robbery of stage near Willow Springs. March 18. Capture of the noted stage robber, Joaquin Murietta,* who escaped from the cabin, below Jackson, when two others were arrested. (*Not the famous bandit of 1852.) March 18. Three persons, Mr. D. B. BACCIGALUPI, Miss Carrie PAYNE, and Miss Louisa PERIARE, drowned in attempting to cross the Mokelumne River, below Lancha Plana. April 13. fire in Amador, destroying G. W. KLING's saloon, W. BURN's drug store, P. HEISCH's barber shop, William PAYTON's saloon, M. MOONEY's saloon, and dwelling, KERR's livery stable. April 14. Samuel MUGFORD fell in the shaft of the GARFIELD mine, and was instantly killed. May 2. Richard WEBB arrested, at the instance of the Board of Supervisors, for libel. May 19. Mrs MURPHY's saloon and dwelling, near Jackson, burned. May 20. Snow at Jackson, and other mountain towns, falling five inches deep at Volcano. May 23. Robbery of safe in Wells, Fargo and Co.'s office in Amador. May 26. G. W. ARTHUR, a patient at the hospital, committed suicide by hanging. June 2. Attempt to murder L. LARGOMARCINI and family, at Sutter Creek, with giant powder, by which the building was seriously damaged, but no lives lost. June 18. YOUNGLOVE's barn at Ione burned with three mules and seventy-five tons of hay. Fire supposed to be incendiary. June 20. Indian killed by trap gun while robbing Joseph CUNEO's sluices. July 1. James WELCH, Kennedy Flat, died from sunstroke. Arnold SLINGHAIDE, Plymouth, died from sunstroke. July 4. Paolo LARGOMARCINI, mentally deranged, perished from sickness and exposure in Sailor's Gulch, near Slabtown. William BAKER, of Jackson Valley, thrown from his horse near Ione, and fatally injured. July 18. Barn belonging to Mrs. WESTFALL, in Jackson, destroyed by fire. July 20. Edward GOING fatally injured by a cave in the Oneida Mine. July 27. Miguel DORANEO found dead in his cabin, evidently murdered some days before, by parties unknown. July 30. Death of Dr. J. A. BROWN of Sutter Creek, an old and highly esteemed resident of the town. July 31. Volcano Tunnel Company broke ground. August 3. M. W. GORDON announced his return to the Democratic party. September 11. Stage robbed on the Drytown Road near FINN's Ranch, by Chas. THOMPSON and Chas. TEDEMAN, both of whom were subsequently arrested and convicted. September 16. Blass THOMAS instantly killed in the Oneida Mine, by the falling of a timber down the shaft. October 21. Accident in the Oneida Mine, instantly killing two men and wounding two others. November 3. Tournament at Ione City. November 11. Samuel KELLER, of Sutter Creek, committed suicide by shooting himself with a pistol. November 26. Major GREEN's house, between Ione and Jackson, destroyed by fire. December 7. Trains commenced running between Ione and Galt. December 11. F. N. HOSS kicked by a horse, from the effects of which he died on the following morning. December 14. House of Nicholas RADOVICH destroyed by fire. Insured for sixteen hundred dollars. Assessment roll of Amador County, two million five hundred and sixty-three thousand three hundred and seventy dollars. ($2,563,370.)