Amador ledger., 1901-03-22
4 COLUMN OF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
SPECIAL MEETING TO CANVASS
ELECTION RETURNS.
xtension of the Jackson Gas Main
Sailed for Alaska.-A Number of
Miners Laid OFF.
"Would mt that jar you

Judge r. c. Rust was passenger on
the outgoing lone stage yesterday.
Mrs. Delahide aud Miss Rose Kelly
returned from the city yesterday.
Mrs. Wheeler of Pine Grove. was
visitor to the County seat on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Reichling are
costly demesticated in the Butterield
residence.
If you travel, fish, hunt or play golf
your constant companion should be
Jesse Moore.
A communication from Plymouth,
received too late for this issue, will ap-
pear next week.
Miss Hilda Clough arrived from Sac
ramento the first of tue week and is at
her post of duty again.
So far March has turned out excep-
tionally fine weather, with the excep-
tion of few rainy days.
B. E. Letang is extending his gas
main on Court street, so as to furnish
fuel-gas to residences thereon.
Ex-Supervisor Morris Brinn and
Hiram Deacon of Suffer, were visitors
to the capitol of the county yesterday.
F. Cavagnaro, prominent orator of
San Francisco came here Tuesday on
business and expects to return home
to-day.
Gus Leverone and VIM. Gubbins,
have joined the V. S. Garbarin party,
and will sail from Seattle for Alaska to-
morrow.
Shotgun Messenger Fred Jackson is
taking we'll earned vacation, and E.
G. Fisher of MERGED, formerly on this
run, is relieving him.
Senator Jno. F. Davis returned from
San Francisco, where he went immedi-
ately after the adjournment of the
Legislature, last Monday evening.
E. Ginocchio & Bros. have added
new team to their delivery force, a
matched span of dark bays. They
bought the team of Mr.. Badaracco.
Rev. F. A. Morrow gave his hearers
some very strong meat, last Sunday
morning. 1t ought to give them
strength for renewed effort in the cause
Sheriff Gregory's force of workmen,
under his thorough and efficient super
vision, are getting along nicely with
the improvement of the Court House
grounds.
F. M. Whitmore came in from
Antelope the fore part of the week.
There are bad places in the road yet,
hence lum Der is not being hauled from
his mill at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Berger of Campo
Seco, were here Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week. Mr.. Berger came to
attend the directors meeting of the
Argonaut Mining Co.
W. J. Curno has gone to Congress,
Arizona, to engage in mining with his
brother-in-iaw. Mrs. Curno aud the
children will visit friends in San Jose,
before going to Arizona.
Mr.. J. E. Bigelow, San Francisco
travelling man who is we'll known
among our mine owners, was here last
Sunday. His firm has built some of
the quartz mills in this vicinity.
DIR. J. Delucchi of Volcano, and his
sister, Miss Albina, went to San Fran
cisco the first Of the week for ten
days visit with friends. They are
step-children of the late Orsini Tam.
The force at the Ballot mine, Suffer
Creek, was decreased materially a few
days since. 1t is reported that 45 men
were laid off, but whether permanently
or temporarily our informant did not
say.
Mr.. ]. E. Jarvis, of the Amador
County Steam Laundry, Suffer Creek.
has recently added to his plant new
ironing machine, which is great labor
saver. Mr.. Jarvis is successful bust
ness man.
The story in the special illustrated
number of the Argonaut for March Is,
1901, is from the pen of Maurice Mauris
and entitled "a Remarkable Duel:
How God-Fearing Soldier Wiped Out
an Insult"
The Board of Supervisors will meet
in special session on next Monday when
the election returns from the incorpo-
ration election in jackson will be can
vassed and some action in relation to
the old County Hospital will be taken.
A telegram from Annie Fullen to
Isadore Goldner was received here yes
terday afternoon, announcing the
death of John Rose Hewitt, of Vallejo,
on the 10th instant. Funeral will be
held there tomorrow Saturday after
noon.
The marriage dover is the evening
subject at the M. E. church, Sunday,
March "a. Morning subject: It was
not Luck" God sent that friend,
when you were in distress, just as GER
tainly as He sent the Raven to feed
Elijah.
Mr.. w. G. Provis of Amador City,
was visitor to the county seat, Mon
day. He was an employee at the Ken
nedy for some time. but during the
past year his health has not been very
good. He is improving, however. We
acknowledge pleasant call.