Amador ledger., 1906-06-15
LOCAL NEWS


j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
IN. to 8 p. m. Phone-Otiice, black
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Oscar E. RelchIing and wife left
Sunday morning for San Francisco,
where they will make their permanent
home. Mr. Reichling has secured q
desirable position as an engineer, at a
material advance on salary formerly
received as manager of the electric
light system in jackson. Mr. Burrows,
electrician of the Argonant and Zeila
mines, will attend to the duties for
the lighting company hereafter.
G. j. RICHTER, the druggist in Spag-
noli's drug store, moved his family
this weok from rooms in the Patter-
son residence to the Martell dwelling
on the Hamilton tract.
Jerry Driscoll returned from Mexico
last week. He was employed in a
gold mine IN the state of Sonora.
The ore was of high grade-or would
be so considered here, but it failed
to yield enough to pay the expenses
of running IN that region, and SO the
company quit.
A. Jones gave a dance in Pine
Grove hall last Saturday. The affair
was we'll patronized, and the supper
at the hotel was all that could be
desired. a few from jackson attend
ed.
Miss Clara Heidrick, eldest daugh-
ter of Herman and Della Heidrick,
and sister of Evelyn, Walter, Ida,
Francis and Lena HeidIick, died il
Sacramento on the 8th of June, after
brie{ illness. Miss Heidrick was a
native of Sutter Creek, Amado1
county, but had resided in Sacra-
mento, for number of years, and
was an empIoye of Weinstock, Lubin
& Co., and had wide circle of friends
who will be panied to hear of heI
death. She died of smallpox, and
the funeral was strictly private, as
required by the circumstances.
Last Monday, while employed on 6
roof at the residence of B. F. Taylor,
Amber Meek fell to the ground, some
ten or twelve feet, and received a Sc
we're shaking up, although no bones
were5 broken. The accident was caused
by the failure of the apparatus uset
to secure safety. He was taken home
where his injuries were attended to
While nothing serious is apprehend
ed, he will be unable to work TO
some days. He had a similar faI
from a roof in Plymouth some month
ago, and had hardly fully recovered
from the injuries then received, wheI
this additional Wishap overlook him.
Rev. f. A. Morrow, and wife ant
Nettie Morrow left Wednesday morn
ing for Petaluma, where they viii
make their home if they find tn
climate suitable.
Mrs Daily left for Grass Vale,
Wednesday morning, for a month
visit.
Louis Kent went to Sacrament
Tuesday, to find work as black
smith. He has been working at Ere
guIia's blacksmith shop for some time
DIR. L. B. Aiken, superintendent o
the Climax mine, accompanied Mr.
Aiken to Monterey last Friday, wher
she Will remain for some time 70
her health's sake.
j. H. Thomas, the former store
keeper of Amador City, fell from
porch in New Chicago a week ago las
Monday, fracturiDg his leg. He
under treatment at his home in Anna
dor City.
Ii. M. Calkins, at one time par
owner of the Ledger, was in Jackso
Monday. He is now connected wit
the Calkins Newspaper Syndicate.
The Commercial hotel had a clos
call from destructive fire Monda
last. An attendant IN handling som
gasoline in one of the upper rooms
ignited the explosive liquid. Th
room was scorched, and the pair
peeled off in places. Prompt al
managed to stave off a serious hr'
The loss was trit1ing.
John f. CIute, who has been on
visit to friends in Volcano, lett II
his home in San FrancIcso Tuesde
morning.
Mrs H. S. Earl went to San F'ral
cisco Tuesday.
Get the weak spots in your old ma
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.