Amador ledger., 1905-10-27
LOCAL NEWS

All kinds of harness from SIS up al
Pete Piccardo's.
Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best
Rinauldo the second SOP of Chris
Marelia, succumbed to that dread
disease, diphtheria, on Friday last,
after an illness of few days. The
victim was OF a weakly constitution.
He had been operated upon IN San
francisco some two years previously
for serious trouble, and this left
him weak, and unable to withstand
the shock of such a malady that
ended his young life. Every thing
was done that medical science could
suggest to ward off the fatal termin-
alton, but without avail. The child s
father was III San Francisco for his
health, when the alarming illness of
his boy appeared, and was summoned
home hastily, and reached here two
days before the end The deceased
was eight years old.
Amateurs, can find a full line of
supplies such as films, plates, paper
of all sizes, and chemicals at Palmer IS
Kay's gallery.
IL. u. Murray, the mill man who
superintendent, the construction of
the last 20 stamps of the Kennedy
mill last year, is at present employed
in a responsible capacity at the Hite
mine in Maripusa county.
Now is the time for a hot water
bottle, a fine selection at the City
Pharmacy.
W. Busch, representing the Pacific
States Building and Loan Associ-
alton, has been in Amador county
for several days, paying off matured
shares. He informs US that during
the past three months, his company,
which is one of the strongest and
most conservatively conducted in the
state, has paid $4,000 to shareholders
in Jackson alone. Also several IN
other parts of the county have been
paid off.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon; NettIe's
market.
Saturday evening some trouble
occurred at the north end of Main
street between James Craze and Frank
Everhart, in which the latter struck
Craze over the head with a neck yoke
cutting his face. The assalIant was
arrested, but no compliant being
made, he was subsequently discharg-
ed.
The Whist Club recently organized
here, held their first meeting at Mis-
r. A. Bierce's on Friday last. Mrs
Earnest Taylor wining the first prize.
Mrs. Ii. E. Kay the BOBBY prize.
Ruhser's Face Cream will cure
those chapped lips.
Last Monday night as party of
Odd Fellows we're returning home
after a visit to Mokelumne Hill, the
bus in which they were riding capsiz-
ed. One of the party had his wrist
sprained. The others escaped unhurt.
Miss Margeret Lean is confined to
her bed, at her home in Newmanv1Ile.
Thirty members of Rebeccas and
Odd Fellows went to MokeIunne
Hill on Monday to attend the 5Oth
anniversary of MokeIumne lodge No.
"A, L. o. o. f. After an entertain
menT, dance was given. At twelve
O'Clock the members all repaired to
the banquet hall, where a splendid
banquet was spread, and partaken
of heartily by all.
Mrs. Jones of MokeIumne Hill,
grand daughter of W. P. Peek, with
her infant child, is spending few
days with relatives in jackson.
Robert Goldner, who has been in
MarysvilIe for some time, working
on the Packard library building that
is in process of erection in that city,
returned to his home in jackson
Saturday evening. Packard is 4
muIti-miIIionalre, who got his hnan-
cIal start in Marysville, and ID CRATE
full remembrance of this fact, he is
donating building and library to that
city, bearing the entire expense him
self, after the pattern of Carnegie.
On account of the short turn in the
alley way at the Bridge saloon, the
teams have frequently pulled dowI
the awning post. Mr.. Simcich had 6
hole dug, and the old engine shaft Of
the planning mill placed therein as {
preventive of such mishaps in future
Governor Pardee has reappointec
G. Ii. Dunton of PIacerviIle and Rev
W. S. Matthews OF Berkeley al
trustees of the lone reform school.
At the trial of W. W. Mason, wht
with his wife was charged with tht
murder of Jose Nandino, in SaI
Andreas last week the jury acquitted
the defendant after an hours deIiber
alton, Mrs. Mason was acquitted th,
previous week.
Nothing will please an invalid a
we'll as package of those fancy cake
from Nettles' Mkt.
Mrs. G.. g. Ginnocchio and Cleve
lad Jones have gone to Sacramento
and Stockton on business in regar'