Amador ledger., 1905-02-03
City Pharmacy, Jackson.
SUFFER- CREEK DOINGS.

Sutter Creek is still on the Q. T.,
although the Wildman is starting up
in good shape and the large dividend
payer, the Central Eureka, smiles upon
Us each day.
The lone and Eastern Railroad sur
veyors are close by selecting the route
b frvt 'suoceersjH are 5ttsffy AaT AaT
work trying to stay its progress, but
the work goes steadily on, and within
few months we will be oined to the
outside world with iron bands.
Knight & Oettinger have been doing
some extensive work for outside par
ties. Their reputation is so thoroughly
esta blished throughout Washington,
Oregon and California, that they are
seldom without large and profitable
contracts.
Many of the dwelling houses that
have stood tenantless for the past two
years have been spoken for, and will
doubtless be occupied within the next
few weeks.
The fraternal organizations have all
installed officers and banqueted their
members and friends. Balls, socials,
and entertainments will now be in order
Marks q Futter are on the Jump get
ting their store room ready for the
grand opening on the first of March.
A new show window is being put in,
and Messy says Sammy will be the
chief window attraction on the opening
evening.
Fred Raab makes regular bi-weekly
trips to lone, in order to test the vari-
Gus mud holes along the road. If the
heavy traffic continues he contemplates
putting on flat boat from Ranlett to
lone.
Judge Rose is kept quite busy attend
ing to his insurance business, but the
law breakers all give him the go-bv, as
they are opposed to his idea of Justice.
The Calathumpians are soon 10 give
spread in honor of their newly initiated
member, Dan a. Fraser. S. S. Pratt
has arranged the menu, and announces
that the tables will be laden with roast
pigtails, bear meat, sour bread and bot
tied beer. No further announcement
will be made, and large attendance is
expected.
Geo, Waechter and Ed. Allen have
Just returned from somewhere, no one
knows where. They seem to know all
about the st. Louis exposition, the
Japanese and Russian war, the Panama
Canal, the great strike at Moscow and
St. Petersburg, and the capture of DR..
Staples. One thing is certain, change
in beefsteak or beer has added much to
their avoirdupois during their absence.
Fred Werner, amendment clerk in
the assembly, came up from Sacra-
mento to attend the Eastern Star in
stallation. Being faithful employe
he returned to his duties the next dav.
Supervisor Fraser is doing good work
on the roads, or whore the roads ought
to be. He makes no distinction be-
tween democrats. republicans, union
men and socialists, but gives employ
ment to all, as he promised to do be-
fore election.
Prof. Greenhalgh is still confined to
his bed in San Francisco, but is said to
be improving rapidly. Mrs. Botto has
charge of his room at present.
John Raddatz, the brewery man, is
in San Francisco under the care of
specialist for long-standing ailments.
He hopes to be back soon fully recov-
cred.
Louis Profumo. now employed by
VIM. Kerr at Angels Camp, is home
for months vacation.
W. Fl. Wonderly recently purchased
a fine span of roadsters in Calaveras
county. A Vanderbilt or Morgan
might feel envious of w. H. as he
speeds them through Main street.
will try and send you a few items
occasionally, so that the many readers
of the Ledger may know what is going
on in Sutter. S. C..