Amador ledger., 1900-03-16
Interesting Happenings Noted Since 0ul
Last Issue.

cisco Monday evening.
The front of the Enterprise Livery
Stable is being painted.
Clovis 7. LaGrave of Sacramento
was in town this week.
Don't forget the St. Patrick's enter
tainment tomorrow night.
Miss Hilda Clough has been afflicted
with the mumps the past week.
Attorney o. S. Hopkins of Sacra-
mento arrived the first of the week.
A. c. Adams registered from Cape
Nome at the New National last Tues
day.
Judge Hughes of Sacramento county
will hold court in Jackson on March
18th.
George Luse and Elmer Dufrene will
soon have the Globe Hotel looking
tip-top.
c. E. Jarvis and W. E. Proctor of
Sutter Creek were at the New National
Sunday.
lone Flour Mill is home industry
and makes the best flour. Why not
patronize it? 3-16-tf
Attorney Edward Lynch of San
Francisco came over from Amador City
Wednesday.
w. F. Detert, the Amador county
mining man, left for San Francisco
Thursday morning.
Justice Goldner has surrounded his
residence lot on Water street with
neat and substantial fence.
Last Tuesday was a happy day for
the employees of the Argonaut Mining
Company. 1t was payday.
George Keffer, the we'll known min
ing man of Volcano, made this Office
pleasant call last Wednesday.
Mrs. M. E. Muldoon has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gallagher, at San Andreas for several
days.
Sunday was an ideal Spring day.
The livery stables did rushing busi-
ness as driving was in order on such
beautiful day.
James Bodinnar of Amador City
visited relatives in Jackson this week.
Mr.. Bodinnar is a brother of Mrs.
Thomas Lemin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gross of Dry
town were at the New National last
Wednesday. Mr.. Gross is superintend-
ent of the Centennial mine.
Take an occasional look at the date.
opposite your name on the LEDGER.
1t will show you how your subscription
stands. Notice our clubbing rates.
Angus Bruce, w. J. Roy and James
Phillips left last Tuesday morning for
a trip through various mining regions.
They had not settled upon permanent
location when they left here.
Judge r. C. Rust went to Placerville
this week to meet his wife, who has
been visiting there. Judge Rust visit.
ed Native Sons Parlors at Chico and
Oroville in the official capacity of Grand
Vice-President.
Misses Tlllie Botto and Nellie Mug
ford have opened dressmaking parlors
in the Schwartz residence on Broad
way. They will undoubtedly establish
a good business. Notice what they
have to say elsewhere in this issue.
P. N. Peck of Volcano made this
Office friendly call yesterday. He is
deeply interested in his mining prop
erty at China Hill Gulch, and expects
to some day make fortune out of it.
Mr.. Peck came down to attend the
meeting of the A. o. U. w.
Lumber was taken from F. M. Whit
more's lumber yard last week to the
lot adjoining Postmaster Geo. Folger's
residence on the Peek tract, for the
construction of a residence for 2. T.
Justus, the well known sewing machine
agent of Jackson.
The story in the Argonaut for March
10, 1900, is lover Summer Seas" by
Gwendolen Overton, in which a roman
tic voyage from Panama to the Golden
Gate is described, with the great sur
prise which awaited an egotistical lover
at the landing. 1t is in Miss Overton's
happiest style.
1t was mistake for the Yankton,
Dakota, papers to say pierce g steal
ing the So, 600, 600 is the largest swindle
in the history of the world" for that
young man who stole 1892, 800, 900 will
form the evening subject at the M. E.
March 18th. How men will
fight for their mothers, wives and
children! Morning subject.
Vernon Hawkins, the nine-year-
son of S. H. Hawkins of the Central
Hotel, and who received serious injur-
les from circular saw at the leila
mine recently, is improving slowly.
In two weeks he will probably be able
to get out of bed, but although it can
not be positively ascertained just what
effect his injuries will have upon him
it is expected that he will be a cripple
for life.
Wonders In Magic.
MnndaU and Tuesday auaninnS ware