Amador ledger., 1905-05-26
LOCAL NEWS

Visit With friends III Santa Ctala. Sh(
will visit Los -: tos, Almaden, Quad
alupe, and other towns.
If you duu't see what you want al
Pete Piecardo's, ask for it,
The many friends of l.. NJ CLARK
of Defender. Will he pleased to Learn
of his Improvement in health. His
visit to Stockton has been for the
best and his physician assures him Of
positive cure within the next six
weeks.
Wanted at the Ledger office boy
or girl to learn type setting; must be
fairly we'll educated aud a good
spelIer.
Mrs. Robert Mouuter, started fol
visit to her native land, England.
yesterday. She will inst go TO Ohio.
where she will meet sister, and
thence they will go III England, to
visit their mother.
Miss Jessie Hicks arrived on sun
day from San Francisco to visit hei
mother, Mrs. MehIten.
j. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours am.
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jack
son, Cal.
A. Caminetti was called to San
Francisco last week to give testimony
in the NeviIIs- Fleming suit now op
trial in the superior court of that
city.
While heating some tar pear The
Zeile mill Tuesday morning, the tar
accidentally caught fire, and all the
contents of the tank, consisting Of
several barrels. was destroyed. No
other damage was done.
Saddles from $40 up at P Piccardo s.
Ihe Electra Athletic Club will give
grand moonlight ball at Electra on
Saturday evening, June II. Good
music Will be furnished.
Don't forget the moonlight ball by
Electra Athletic Club Saturday, June
H.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon; Nettle's
market.
A. B. Summers who has been sur
veying in different places as far north
as Oroville, was in jackson this week.
before going to the city TO make his
report of the work done.
For several mornings this week
there was a sharp frost, but not sutii
cient to do much damage to the
crops.
Bythinia Water, bottles for Sl.00
at City Pharmacy.
The Rev. Father Paskovsky priest
of the Orthodox Greek church, came
up from San Francisco on Saturday,
to otficiate at the Vukasovich -Drago-
lovich wedding, and also to admins
ter the sacrament of baptism to two
infants one the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gurovich and the other of MI. and
Mrs. Millovich. The ceremonies were
held in the church on Sunday, and
the reverend gentleman took his de-
parture for the city the following
morning.
We mean you, drive away that tired
feeling, try AIti-tone. City Pharmacy
sole agent.
M. Newman has so far recovered
from his spell of sickness, as to be
able to resume his duties in the
livery stable.
Geo. Mcmillan, the photographer
returned from Sacramento and Oro-
vile last Friday. He brought back
with him a new camera for general
work, with a fine Goertz lens. The
gallery is being fixed up in fine shape
and will be all completed by next
Sunday, for the usual Sunday Iush
in his line. The skylight, reaching
from the ceiling to the floor of the
north side of the gallery, is provided
with ground glass panes, which tenn
pers the light so that curtains can be
largely dispensed with. All the in
Iterior arrangement are neat, and
Imuch more convenient than in the
old gallery. Mac is now fully pre-
pared to do all the business that
comes in his way in the highest style
of the art.
Fresh fish at the Up-to-Date. Bon
nifoy and Lasswell, Props.
Jean LintilIac of Clinton fell from
his wagon one day Iasl week, the
wheel passing over his chest. Fortu-
nately the wagon was empty, so that
|no serious injuries were sustained.
lie was bruised and shaken up consi-
IderabIy, and has been quite sore
|since, although able to attend to his
business.
Everything fresh and new at the
IUp-to-Date Market. Bonnifoy and
LasswelI, props.
Many hereabouts Will remember
IGeorge Hansen, who was the first sup
Ierintendent of the agricultural eXper
Iiment station four miles east of here
HE has suffered form paralysis fol
'several years and in a helpless con
Idition, living at Berkeley. j. a
WaltenspeI wrote to us that he wen
lover to see him a few days ago anc
found that a surpris lg improvement
had taken place in Lis condition dur