Amador ledger., 1905-02-10
Additional Locals.
Read this weeks ad of Redlick,s.

Remember the Bon Bon party at
Loves hall on the 14th, N. D. G. w.
Usual services at Episcopal church
Sunday morning. Guild meets at Mrs.
VOORHEES, place Wednesday.
Hale Mace came in from his mountain
ronch Monday, and reported seven
inches of snow on his summer range
Wilford Dennis has been in San Fran
cisco the past week, on railroad bust
ness. He is expected home this evening.
Every Native Son within 25 miles of
Jackson should be at Loves hall on the
evening of the 14th. The N. D. G.. w.
will all be there.
The Odd Fellows have purchased so
feet of benches formerly used in Webb
hall, for the seating of their banquet
room in their hall building.
A marriage license has been issued in
Sacramento authorizing the marriage
of William T. Crocker of Amador City
and Mary j, Curnow of San Jose, for
merly of Jackson
Reserved seats for the 1880 concert
February 22nd, will be on sale at
Boydston' pharmacy on Monday morn
ing, the 18th inst, at nine o'clock. Six
bits pays for a good seat.
The N. D. G. w. will expect to see
you in the grand march on the evening
Of the l4th.
On going to his place OF business on
Main street Sunday morning, Geo.
Bokovich found good hat, so cents
worth of heefsteak, and an empty to-
hacco sack just outside against the
door, The hat is good one, and has
a small blood stain on the rim.
Rathbone Lodge X. of p, will cee-
brate the anniversary of the order On
Friday evening, Feb. 18th. All visit
ing members are cordially Invited to at
tend. A good time is assured. Come, >"
First and second Rank this Friday
eve, Feb. 10th. 2t
The New Idea Club has established
reputation for it's unique entertain
ments. 1t always gives ones money's
worth in enjoyment and fun. The con
cert to be given on the 22nd wi be no
exception to the rule. Let everyone
turn out for good time.
1t is common talk on the street that
w. NJ. Penny has sold the lower por-
tlon OF the Dispatch building to p. L.
Cassinelli, the fruit and grocery man
on Broadway, who will move his busi-
ness into the new quarters at an early
date. 1t is only the lower story that
is involved in the sale,
'FPhe strenuous life" will be Rev. c.
Il. Winnings theme at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening, it being
the third OF series of addresses to
men-but not to men only. Preaching
service at II a. m, and Sabbath school
at p. m. A cordial welcome to all
strangers and non-church goers.
The lone Echo states that H. w.
Wood, editor and proprietor of the
Amador Record, is prominently men,
TONED as candidate for clerk of one
of the newly established district courts
of appeal. 1t also adds that John f.
Davis, present code commiss ioner, is
behind the Sutter Greek EDITORS, appli-
cation, and that this endorsement is a
strong point in his favor.
Nightwachman Z. w. Parker, in
making his rounds early Thursday
morning, slipped on frosty ground and
fell, breaking his arm at the wrist, and
injuring his hip SO that he was unable
to walk. He was carried home, where
he has since been confined to his bed.
The fall has shaken him up consider
ably, and it may be some time before
he is able to resume his official duties.
+. s. Triggs, the veteran noun
taineer of Wiley's, was in jackson a
few days ago. He reports that in his
experience of over20 years in the noun
tains of Amador he never knew the
snowfall so light as this season. There
was not more than three feet at Bear
valley, when usually at this time of the
year there is five or six feet. There
had not been sufficient to drive the
deer from their haunts higher up down
to the lower attitudes in quest OF brows-
ing. The outlook is rather dubious
for the water supply, unless we have
unusually favorable weather for snow
storage for the balance of the winter,
which is not at all probable,
Saturday evening the members of
the reading club gave social dance in
the banquet room of the Odd Fellows
hall. In the midst of the festivities
they were greeted with lively scare.
1t was tempestuous evening, and in
the storm wire got loose and came in
contact with the live electric wire
crossing the street, and the end of this
wire dangled against the telephone pole
in front of the hall. There was bril-
liant display of fireworks. and confusion
and dismay in the dance room when
the pyrotecnic exhibition became
known. The pole was set on fire, and
how to put it out was the question.
Some called for bucket of water but
the stray lightning was too high in the