Amador ledger., 1900-02-16
BRIEF LOCALS.
Accounts of Minor Happenings and Per-
sonal Mention.

Jack Healey, of Amador City, and
recently of the Klondike region, is in
Jackson.
Joseph Mattley, youngest son of
David Mattley, broke one of his legs
last Monday.
Misses Lucy Hinkson and Jessie
Mitchell visited relatives in Amador
City Tuesday.
Fred Datson, brother of Joseph Dat
son of this place. arrived from England
Wednesday evening.
Henry Garbarini returned to the
Sheep Ranch mine Monday to do some
special work about the mill.
Fifty pieces of light figured calico,
spring styles, new patterns, at cents
per yard, at the White House. 2-16-tf
DR.. L. L. Sherrod, of Folsom, has
rented the Office and resident rooms
soon to be vacated by DR.. c. FL.
Gibbons.
| ~ nov liHO VI wan VI bllO
patterns, can be had at the White
House at San Francisco prices. 2-16-tf
George Davidson, the. genial and
courteous representative of the Stand
ard Electric Co., was in Jackson yester-
day.
Rathbone Lodge, No. 166, Knights
of Pythias, will confer the second
work on two candidates this (Friday)
evening.
Thomas Norman and F. A. Voor-
heis, the two crack shots of this camp,
spent few days this week bagging
game, big and little.
Henry Love is having his house at
Kennedy Flat repaired and added to.
1t is virtually being rebuilt throughout.
William Sobey has the contract.
George Herbert, of Valley Springs,
is in charge of the Jackson and Valley
Springs stage during the lay-off of
William Laughlin, the regular driver.
The LEDGER acknowledges a call
from Mr.. ii. G. Parsons, the gentlemanly
and courteous representative of the
San Francisco Mining and Scientific
| Press.
During the month of January eight
patients were admitted to the County
Hospital and six were discharged, leav-
| ing fifty-four patients on the 1st of
| February.
Ed Purcell, of the Norman Bottling
Works, made trip to Plymouth Tues
day on business for that establishment.
He also did the LEDGER afavor, which
is duly appreciated.
Garbarini Bros. are making new
delivery wagon for A. B. Caminetti,
proprietor of the popular Central
Market, where one can always get the
best the country affords.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Littlefield of
Sonora were guests at the New Ma
tional yesterday. They are preparing
to leave California for Alaska, and ex-
pect to start at an early date.
Senator John F. Davis returned
from San Francisco last evening and is
at his desk today engaged in turning
off accumulated business which piled
up during the extra session.
L. A Kent has bought the John
Wharf blacksmith outfit and now oc-
cupies the old Wharf, shop, one door
south of the We'll & Renno block,
which is an excellent location.
Valentines for young, old and mid
dle-aged, pretty ones, not so pretty
and less pretty, were exchanged in
this camp. Some OF them were, in the
full sense of the term, ''corkers. "
Read in our display columns the
princely offer of S25, 900 offered by the
Cincinnati Enquirer for the best guess
ers on the census returns. Do you
want chance to guess? Read care
fully and take a chance.
GeorgeI. Wright's abstract Office is
now located in the Spagnoli building,
opposite the Hall of Records. Mr..
Wright has better facilities for carry
ing on his business in his new quarters
than he had in his former Office.
In the society column of the Argo-
naut of January 29th was the follow
ing: ''Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Foote,
Mr.. and Mrs. Varney w. Gaskill, and
Mr.. William E. Dargie Jr., sailed for
Southampton from New York on Janu-
ary 4th."
Mrs. A. Gassera has Just completed
neat cottage on her lot in the Ham
ilton tract, which she will occupy as a
residence, renting the larger one,
which is located on the lot adjoining
the new one. Contractor Antonio Ratio
did the work. The painting was done
| by Nick Cardinelli.
County Recorder D. A. Patterson
began using new remedy for his rheu-
matism last week, and while it relieved
his lameness it made him quite i'll, so
much so that he has been confined to
his house since Wednesday of last
week. At this writing (Monday) he is
improving slowly.
George Dornan, the affable gentle
man who runs the Sutter Creek and
Mokelumne Hill stage, put Jack Ryan