Amador ledger., 1905-01-27
LOCAL NEWS

Francisco this (Friday afternoon
Pioneer Flour is the g Lily of the
Valley" the ''Pcarl of Perfection"
R. Webb, editorIof the Ledger, and
his wife returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit to San Francisco and
vicinity.
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours 9 a. 10.
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
Hot tomales at the Union House.
Parties will please leave orders before
hand.
Jas. Jay Wright got back from San
Francisco Sunday evening, after a stay
there of one month. He has very
much improved in health from the trip.
When you wish the finest favored
cOffees and teas, remember that w. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
F. B. Mills, agent of the Phoenix
Savings Building and Loan Associa-
tion of San Frauti.co, was in jackson
Wednesday, in the interest of that
company.
St. Augustine's church-On account
of the five Sundays in this month di-
vine service will be held Sunday even
ing next at 7:30 p. IN. All cordially in
Vited to attend.
1t is estimated that between 500 and
600 animals are employed in hauling
freight over the lone road. There has
never been such a strain placed on this
roadway before.
Frank Valvo is having the rooms
above his barber shop in the Koch
building fixed up for the purpose of
occupying the same as a family resi-
dence.
Tom Johns, son of w. C. Johns, has
gone to Mexico, under engagement to
work for one of the large mines of that
country He left San Francisco for his
destination last Saturday.
John Going and family moved into
their new and handsome residence on
Pitt street last Monday. 1t is a six
roomed house, and one of the neatest
and most convenient dwellings in town.
We are in receipt by favor of Senator
Perkins of lot OF vegetable seeds sent
out by the department of agriculture.
Any persons engaged in gardening may
have a package by applying at the
Ledger office.
Olives, saami. SWISS limburger
Martin S cream ana California cheese
at Netties' Mkt.
Prof. Buterbaugh, of Amador City,
has rendered his resignation as princi-
pal of the grammar school of that place,
to take effect on the 9th inst. A gen
tleman from Ell Dorado county will
finish the term.
William w. Boyle, who came to this
state from Missouri in the early sixties,
and first settled in lone valley in this
county, died at Burson, Calaveras
county, on January Is. He moved
from Amador to Tuolumne county in
1866.
Miss Emily A. Youngblood. trained
nurse, committed suicide last Friday in
Stockton by taking dose of cyanide
of potassium while in respondent
| frame of mind. Deceased leaves two
brothers, one of whom is r. r. Young
blood. assistant agent of the Southern
| Pacific at lone.
The Angels Iron Works has been
changed to the Pacific Iron Works,
with its place CT business at Stockton.
| Frank Taylor of jackson has been
| elected vice president of the recon-
structed corporation, and John Raggio,
| formerly stage owner of Calaveras and
| Amador counties, is also one of the
| directors.
Rev. j. H. Williams, a former pastor
| of the M. E. church in Jackson, was
| passenger on the train from Gait to
| lone last Saturday. He is now stationed
| at Nevada City. He has been on the
sick list, and took a vacation to recup-
| crate. and seized the opportunity to
visit his son, w. S. Williams, principal
| Of the lone public school.
Assaying rs cents. Bullion, amaal-
| gam, rich ore, etc., bought in large or
small quantities. Prompt returns.
Mail or express, 1000 lb. Chlorination,
mill and cyanide tests. Pioneer Assay
ing Co., 1877 New Montgomery St., San
/ Francisco Cal.
Dan McCarty, wealthy agricul-
turist of Sacramento county, died sud-
| denly of heart disease while riding on a
street car of the capital city. Deceased
was interested in water rights and
bitches in Calaveras and Amador coun-
ties about so years ago, and mined in
this section for several years in early
days, moving to Sacramento county in
1878.
AT the regular meeting OF Court Jack
son No l4S Foresters of America, held
Jan. 26, the following officers were in
stalled by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
A. L. Coset: Chief Ranger, q. Dufrene;
Sub Chief, Geo. Woehrle; Treasurer
A.. Goldner; Fin. Sec, II. We'll; Rec.
6ee., H. Gobish; Sen. Woodward, N q.
Ross; Jun. Woodward, W, D. Dufrene;
Sen. Beadle, J. Flaherty; Jr. B., Chas
Peters; Lecturer, Geoge M. Huberty
Trustee, A. Ratio; Physician, DIR E. E.
Endicott; Druggist, a. Goldner.
County health officer DR.. Gall re-
ports that the child of G. NJ. Huberty
has fully recovered from the attack of
diphtheria. The dwelling was thor
oughly fumigated last Monday The
quarantine has not been released, as
the rule is to keep the premises quar-
antined until seven or eight days after