Amador ledger., 1906-09-21
LOCAL NEWS

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When you wish the finest favored
cofees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Frank Risedorph came from Sutter
Tuesday and visited his sister, Mrs
Charles Qnlggle, of this place. MIR
Risedorph has sold out his barber
shop at Suffer Creek, and he expects
to locate IN Oakland with his family
and make his home in that clty.-GaIt
Gazette.
Chas II. Croker, the attorney, is
thinking of leaving jackson for
another field of professional labor.
He hopes to get through with the
business he has on hand by next
January, after which he expects to
leave for the new gold fields of New
ada, in the neighburhood of Goldfield
and Bullfrog. He has received a
fiattering offer for his legal services
from one of the mining companies
and has accepted the same. To that
end he will from now on devote his
attention toward closing up his out
standing business here. He expect to
get some enterprising lawyer to take
his practice in this county, which
is quite extensive, and has been
growing rapidly of late years. Mr.
Croker is we'll up on legal lore, and
we hope he will do even better in his
new location than he has done
here.
Miss Myrtle Hayford, successor to
Miss NJ. A. Gass, has returned from
San Francisco with a complete line
of millinery 2 t.
The stockmen will commence driv-
ing their stock from the mountain
pastures next week. The Nichols
Bro. will start out fron the Bear
river country early in the week. and
the cattlemen from Silver lake vi
entity at an early date. Although
feed Is abundant on the ranges, the
cold weather initiates against the
stock doing we'll after the last week
in September.
Mr. and Mrs Zum bell returned from
Santa Cruz and San Francisco Tues
day evening. MIR Zumbeil has been
through a severe seige of illness in
San Francisco, but is now much
better, and will resume his duties as
secretary of the Argonaut Mining
Company.
Frank S. McCuIIoh met with a
singular accident two weeks ago al
his home near Forest Home He was
getting a one year old steer out of a
wagon, when the animal went at him
full telt, and threw him clean out OF
the wagon, striking on his left
shoulder, which was disIocated by
the conclusion. 1t WIS put in place
by surgeon, but he will not be able
to have full use of it for some weeks.
He was in jackson Tuesday, having a
broken piece OF machinery fixed at
the leila mine.
Supervisor Grillo will start fol
Silver lake next sunday, to look after
the road around Carson Spur. 1t is
reported that the storms have so cut
up the road that it needs Immediate
attention in order to save a heavy
expense to put it in repair, if the
matter is left until next spring.
Miss Donna Notary, who ha;
been visiting her uncIe's family, re-
turned to her home in Lockford
Tuesday.
W. c. Johns and wife lett Sunday
morning for Sacramento and Other
points, with the intention of perman
emily locating elsewhere.
All kinds of harness from SIS up al
P. Piccardos'.
Hank Talon and wife started Sun
day morning for San Francisco on {
visit to Mis- Tallon's mother, MI:
Michel. They expect to be ava!
about week.
The storm during Saturday nigh
was very heavy in the high Sierras
In the neighbor of Bear river the rail
descended in torrents making tn
streams full. a quarter of an inch o
snow fell, which disappeared tn
following morning. All above Bea
river rain accompanied by light snow
fell in liberal quantity.
Misses Lydia and Rosie Marcuccl
daughters of Paul Marcucci, pro
prietor of the Broadway hotel, arr
suffering with typhoid fever.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mr.
L. Dial Porto has brain fever.