Amador ledger., 1905-09-08
LOCAL NEWS

the peacea Sutter Creek, and Maurice
E. Finn, also of Sutter Greek, who
has been studying in the office of
district attorney Vicini, were admit
ted to the bar on examination by the
district appellate court in Sacramento
last week.
Nothing will please an invalid as
we'll as package of those fancy cakes
from Nettles' Mkt.
Rev. G. E. Winning left Wednesday
for Pacific Grove to attend the annual
meeting of conference. He will be
away two weeks, during which time
Sunday services in the jackson M. X.
church will be dispensed with.
l.. j. Fontenrose, accompanied by
Mrs Fontenrose, left for San Francis
co Sunday morning. He has been in
feeble health for about a year, and his
visit to the city is for the purpose of
consulting specialists in regard to his
condition.
There were thirty passengers from
jackson alone on the the train at Mar
tells Sunday morning.
Watch our space next week. Some
thing doing; don't forget. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Joe Lefoy, we'll known in jackson,
where he lived for several years, died
Mokelumne Hill last Sunday. He
had been sick for two or three years.
He was buried at the Hill on Tues
day.
Opie Harper went to San Francisco
last Thursday week, on business, and
returned this week.
The residents along the middle fork
of jackson creek within the town
limits, are agitating to abate the nui-
sance of the dumping of sewerage into
the bed of that stream. A petition
was circulated, and very numerousIy
signed: asking the board of supervisors
to take some steps to relieve the stu
alton. 1t is claimed by many that the
pollution of the creek in this manner
is the cause of a good deal of sick
ness, and that sanitary reasons alone
should induce the supervisors to take
some remedial measures. The ques-
tion is very difficult one to solve to
the satisfaction of all parties con-
cerned
Now is the time for you to get your
self new hat. Our entire line just
arrived. jackson Shoe Store.
At Plymouth, Sunday before last,
the diamond baseball team of Ell
Dorado county we're defeated by the
Plymouth team, in hotly contested
game, with score of IL to 8. Davis
of the Plymouth boys played in ex-
cellent shape, and not until the first
half of the eighth innings did the
Diamonds get glimpse OF the plate.
Last Sunday return match was to be
played on the grounds of the Ell
Dorado team.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartle left on Sun
day morning for Sacramento, for a
short visit
The Jackson lodge No. Sc l. o. o.
f. went over to Sutter Creek to con-
duct the initiatory degree for Sutter
Creek lodge, last Monday week. The
eighteen experts from the Jackson
lodge cracked the whip over four fine
geldings of Mike Newman, and made
the distance over hill and vale in
automobile time. An elegant banquet
was served at Sutter Creek by the
Sutter lodge, tempting the usual
epicurean tastes of the guests from
Jackson.
l.. b. Fowler of MADEIRA, an
attorney at law, has been in jackson
for the past few days, stopping at
the National
Miss Albina Paramino left for San
francisco in Company with her
brother last Sunday morning on the
lone Eastern r. r.
e. Badaracca started for his cattle
range in Alpine county the latter
part of last week. taking with him
Sherman Clark and E. Guerard. The
two latter will remain on the range
for the balance of the season, to look
after the stock, as the Badaracca-
Pendola tragedy left the range with
out anyone to attend to things there
DR.. e. WhitIock of Sonora is in
jackson on a visit.
Fees we're collected IN the county
clerks office during August as
follows: County clerk, sl4. 75, super
ior court, s27.5O; probate, s23. rs;
new cases, s7.00; total, s73OO.
In the recorders office the fees for
last month amounted to S77.70.
Andrew Pesce, a native of Italy,
declared his intention to become a
citizen on 18th of August.
Mr.. j. Glukfeld is down to San
Francisco. His brother -in-Iaw, Mr.. j.
Axelrod, is taking Mr.. Glukfeld IS
place until he returns.
A delegation of Jackson Lodge No.
148 Foresters of America went over
to MokeIumne Hill on Tuesday, Sept.
5th, to bury their late brother Joseph
Lei oy. They conducted the funeral
ceremonies, and inferred the deceased
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