Amador ledger., 1906-03-30
LOCAL NEWS


j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
d. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
IA: residence. Black 523; jackson.
j. A. Laughton was bitten in the
eg few days ago by dog belong
ng to Thomas Ii. Bolitho. This is
he third time the same dog has
bitten him.
Wednesday morning j. H. Storey,
Telegraph operator, left for the home
bf his parents in Oakland, under the
ioctor IS advice that be was threatened
with an attack of illness. Mrs Storey
eft the following morning to attend
10 him IN his sickness. Charles
Parker, formerly employed in the
bttice, arrived from Fresno Wednes-
bay, to assume charge of the business
n their absence.
Hazel and Ethel Green went to
Sacramento Wednesday, to meet their
brother, William, who has been tor
bome time in Humboldt county, and
who is expected to return home with
hem.
W. E. Stewart IN coming to town
Saturday morning from Butte City,
picked up near the old tailings at
5cottsviIle chunk of gold worth S5.
t is placer gold, and supposed to
have come from the tailings of the
Red Hill claim. which has not been
worked for over 80 years. 1t was
picked up in the roadway.
l.. M. Bates had the misfortune to
Fracture his left hip Thursday evening
and as he is old and lnfirm, the frac-
lure will not heal rapidly. Echo.
The many friends of j. G. Norris
|of Buena Vista are sorry to learn
That he suffered a severe stroke of
paralysis Friday of last week.-Ione
Echo.
Call and see the immense new stock
|at Pete Piccardo's.
One of the heirs of Richard Vor-
lander was supposed to be in Phil
'adeIph1a. The executor j. II. Lang
horst, sent letters to him there and
also to other points, but these have
all been returned uncalIed for. Two
heirs, hitherto unknown. have ap-
'paarad in thIc ctata
Will Podesta returned to San Fran
cisco Sunday morning, accompanied
by his brother James Podesta, who
expects to go to work in that city.
Mrs Ruhser returned to jackson
Friday evening, after shor tstay in
|Sacramento.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Mrs P. Music, sister of Mrs Podesta
came up from Stockton, to attend the
funeral of francesca Podesta on Sun
day.
Mrs Madison a trained nurse came
|up Sunday evening, to attend DR..
Wilson, who has typhoid fever.
Alphonse G1nocchio returned home
Monday evening, after a business trip
to San Francicso.
Mrs Harry Cobb of Sacramento, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Eddy of Sutter Creek, is now
visiting Mrs P. Guerard for a few
days before returning to Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs Jansens of Lincoln and
their little child, arrived Monday
|evening, to attend the funeral OF
Wallace Kay, Mrs Jansen's father.
The Native Sons of Excelsior Parlor
expect to initiate II members at their
next meeting.
Geo. W. LeMoin and daughter came
up from Lodi Monday evening, to
attend the funeral of Wallace Kay.
Mrs Zirga and her son, formerly of
Clinton are visiting at John Ere
gulia's, since last Monday. Their
home is in San Francisco.
James Turner and wife went to San
Francisco, the early part of last week,
and returned Monday evening.
J. McCutcheon made a flying TRIP
to Woodland and back, leaving Satur
day and returning Monday evening,
Julius Podesta, who came from
San Francisco, to attend his grand
fathers funeral, returned to the city
Wednesday.
S. BordeIIi was struck in the side
with timber one day last week
while working at the Zeila mine
lie is able to be around, but disabled
for work for a while.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer is the best.