Amador ledger., 1906-06-08
LOCAL NEWS

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a
IN. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, blacl
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
L. W. Ruhser and wife left for th'
city Tuesday morning, on business
and to view the ruins.
A petition is being circulated
around town to be presented to the
governor, praying for the pardon o.
Isola Mariotti now in states prison
He was convicted in Sacramento two
years ago for assault with a deadly
weapon. He formerly resided in this
county.
Mrs Sarah Carey, mother-in- law OF
Palmer of Jackson, died on Jnue I'd,
at Campo Seco. The funeral was
held here Monday, the remains being
deposited in the Protestant cemetery.
Fees we're collected by the county
officers for the month of May as
follows: sheriff l7.75; clerk, s35. rs;
recorder, s116.25 Total s169.75.
Ledger and Chicago Week Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 90
in advance.
Miss Donna Winning sister of Rev.
G. K. Winning, who came up Wednes-
day of last week, lett Saturday morn
ing for her home in Los Gatos, being
called thither unexpectedly on ac-
count of the illness of her mother.
Il. Webb and wife left Saturday
morning for San Francisco to view
the ruins; they returned Tuesday
evening.
DR.. L. b. Aitken, of the Climax
mine, returned Tuesday from two
weeks visit to San Francisco. He
intends to take Mrs Aitken to Mont
Grey in a few days. She is getting
along nicely toward recovery, after a
long spell of sickness. And it is
thought that a change of air and
scenery to the coast will be very
beneficial.
Geo. Z. Jennings was in jackson
Wednesday, looking over the situation
Will bAO wow VI OHO 1uu 1Ol
county recorder, on the republican
ticket. He is meeting with every
encouragement in this direction, and
will, if nominated, make an active
and earnest effort to be elected.
Mr. Batz of the Gold Top gravel
mine at Pine Grove, came up Tuesday
evening from the city, and proceeded
to the mine to arrange to resume
operations as soon as possible.
John A. Brown was taken to the
hospital early in the week for treat
ment. He sustained a nasty fall two
weeks ago, receiving bruises about
the head which have caused trouble
and made it incumbent to seel
medical treatment.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con
stantly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
The trial of Emma Ledoux for the
murder of A. N. McV1car, was com
menced in the superior court of Sal
joaquin county last Tuesday. Chas
II. Crocker, attorney, Mrs Crocker
and Mrs Head, mother of defendant
LETT for Stockton Monday morning
to prepare for the trial. 1t is expect
ed that the whole week will be con
sumed in getting jury.
The famous serpentine dancers
1.-The O'MaIIey Sisters will appear
at Loves hall tonight, June 8. Free
tickets to social dance after perfor
nance. Music by the orchestra.
j. Parsons and Web Smith left Mon
day as delegates from jackson Iodg
to the grand lodge of 1. o. o. F.
which convened in Santa Cruz OIL
Tuesday last. Miss Cynthia Avis
and Miss Emma Boarman left at tn
same time as delegates to the Rebecci
degree grand lodge, which assem- bIet
this week in the same city.
One Gates and three Frue con
centrators we're taken from the Key
stone mill last week to be installed a
the Red Hill mine near jackson.
The O'MaIIey Sisters Musical Dane
ing and Comedy Co., will appear a
the Jackson Opera house Friday, Jun
8, IN new songs, dances, acts, farces
etc., everything new. Social dane
after performance. Admission, child
rem 25c, adults SOC, this price in
cludes dance.
Ladies who admire swell New Yor
styles in costumes, gowns and dresses
be sure and call around next week
at White House.
All kinds of harness from $15 up 6
Pete Piccardo's.