Amador ledger., 1905-09-01
Additional Locals.

neer flour makes the best.
r. S. Triggs was down from the
montains Tuesday. His shingle mill
and he has a good one-is kept busy
under his personal management, and
he manages to turn out a product
equal to the redwood shingles import
ed in such large quantities into the
county. The demand is far greater
than the capacity of his mill.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon; NettIe's
market.
Rev. F. A. Morrow and wife left
for Pacific Grove last week. Mr..
Morrow goes for the benefit of his
health, believing that a change of air
and climate will prove very advanta-
geous. 1t is also limited around that
the charges which were preferred
against him at the last conference,
and under the pressure of which he
resigned from the ministry, will be
reopened, or at least an effort will be
made to revive them after before the
forthcoming M. E. conference.
The Odd Fellows are laying new
sewer pipe across Main street, in
front of the National hotel, to replace
the one laid a few years ago. The
old pipe is of stone or terra Gotta
material, and upon uncovering it at
the depth of IS inches from the sur
face, was found to be broken in scores
of pieces. In fact 1t was literally
shattered into small pieces. The
cause was no doubt the heavy travel
of the traction engine and log teams,
the pressure on the rocks everything
the pipe being more than the brittle
material could Withstand. Garbarini
and Arata are putting IN new pipe of
the same material, but freely express
the opinion that such pipe will not
stand for any length of time.
j. McCutchen, who has been below
tor change of air and recreation, is
reported greatly improved By the
change, and will be back attending
to business in few days.
Mrs. Black of Woodland is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. j. McCutchen, in
Jackson, who has been in poor health
for the past week or two.
The board of supervisors will meet
next Tuesday. Monday being a legal
holiday-Iabor day.
An alarm of fire was turned in
Tuesday evening from Broadway,
caused by the upsetting or explosion
of coal oil lamp at the Chicago
hotel. There was no damage of con-
sequence done and the fire bell failed
to respond to the alarm.
Another sweeping grass fire started
Tuesday several miles south west of
jackson. 1t swept over a wide area
along the Mokelumne river, and des-
troyed large quantity of dry feed.
Your money back if not satisfied
after trying "AltiTone.' Sole agent,
City Pharmacy.
William Froelich, aged % years,
died at the home of his father in San
Francisco yesterday of typhoid fever.
The funeral will take place on Satur-
day at the residence of his uncle, G.
E. FroeIlch, near MarteII station.
Regular services at st. Augustine's
church Jackson, next Sunday A. NJ.
at IL O'Clock. Holy communion land
sermon by Rev. VIM. Tusun. All are
cordially invited. Services next
Sunday evening at Trinity church
Sutter Creek. Rev. VIM. Tuson rec
tor
Rev. Father Gleason is having st.
Patrick's Roman Catholic ch urch
adorned with a new coat of paint.
With new white dress and roof
painted tasteful brown, the church
presents a very much improved
appearance.
Josephus Sobey, infant child of
Joseph, Sobey who died at Suffer on
Tuesday August 29th was buried at
Jackson Protestant cemetery, on
Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. G. E.
Winning officiating. Added solemnity
to the burial was the fact the uhild's
mother was buried six weeks ago, and
mother and son are now lying side by
side in the peaceful sleep of death.
''What the new pastor has right to
expect of the people" will be the
theme with which Rev. g. E. Winn-
ing will next Sunday evening con-
clude the work of the conference
year. Usual services in the morning
at II a. m. and preceded by Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
The ladies' aid society will give a
lantern festival this evening under
the trees IN the rear of the Methodist
church. Admission free. A pleasing
program will be presented and refresh
ment sold at popular prices.
Joseph Mlller,a native of Italy, aged
81 years and months, died at NJ iIIer's
station, Aug. 30th The funeral was
held in the Catholic Church at lone.
The interment was in the Catholic
cemetery at lone.
]. W. Phillips, timberman at the
Argonaut mine met with, painful
accident this week crushing the two
middle fingers of his right hand. He
was attended to by his doctor name
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