Amador ledger., 1906-07-27
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
When you wish the finest favored
offees and teas, remember that w. j.
ettle keeps only the best.
A number of men-mechanics and
theirs, from this vicinity have lett
ecentIy for San Francisco, attracted
y the high wages offered for all
inds of skilled labor there. u. d.
alvin, who has been working at tue
Kennedy, departed early in the week,
b work at paper hanging and paint
bg. S. DaIporta, Macdonald sand
gorge Wishard. have also gone.
lore are expected to leave in few
ays. The metropolis is the Mecca
pward which all classes of labor are
rifting. From s $50 to s5 per day
pr eight hours, is too much tor
lany to resist; but after all, 1t is
. robable that those having steady
mpIoyment at the mines at 81 so per
ay are better off at the end of the
ear at such salary than in the city
the higher rates now prevailing.
A party of pleasure hunters started
Rrly Tuesday morning on a fishing
kpedition to the mountains. There
ere five in the party. namely.
has. II. Crocker, Theo Crocker and
ife, l.. Lamb and Herbert Meek.
hey intended to go as far up as Blue
teek and fish in the Mokelumne
yer in that region. They expect to
bturn tonight.
Miss Evelyn Devan, who has been
mployed in the telephone office, has
Psigned her position, and left tor
tockton, where she will enter a
ospital for the purpose of becoming
trained nurse.
Amber Meek went to Sacramento
tuesday, morning, to find employ
bent there.
j. Giannlni, employed in the Eudy
hd Marie butcher shop, left Tuesday
forming for Sacramento, for a
hcation.
j. H. Langhorst was overcome by a
limiting spell Sunday evening. He
bll on the pavement at his home, and
was several minutes before he
burned to consciousness. He was
his business place the same as
suaI the next day.
Miss LenoIe Stwart entertained the
isses Wester and Tanner of Sutter
Ereek at her home in Jackson.
unday.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
ess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
EmieI Marcucci returned home
tuesday evening after week Is
bsence in looking over the sights OF
be ruined, but fast recuperating city
f San Francisco.
Tuesday was the hottest day of the
eason so far. The thermometer
registered 102 in the shade under the
orch of the Ledger office. In some
Iaces in town the mercury ranged
bIm LOG to ITO in the shade. In
Prytown 1t danced around the los
bark.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
5antly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
Judge Rust went over to San An.
reas Wednesday to hold court fol
be Judge of the superior court oi
alaveras county.
City marshal Fred jackson wa;
yer in Calaveras county several days
lis week. lie went as far as the
tanislaus river, where the big con
5ruction works are in progress fol
be new power plant. He returned
uesday evening.
A man named MiIiano Michaele al
10 WdnGOO az bhO chOL Ill
flee for jumping a board bill. HI
kipped out last Monday.
Mrs. ShobeI, a pioneer lady o
ackson has been quite sick for SOM
lme from general dibility.
Pioneer Flour always has been ant
till ia the best.
An Italian named q. Divicchio wa
perated upon by Drs. Endicott an
ialI on Wednesday morning for tn
emoval of au abnormal growth o.
he palm of his left hand. The pre-
ise nature of the growth was un
Enown. At first it was supposed t
e sac containing pus. But upo
opening it, it was found to be @
oI1d tissue. The growth was Ie
moved, and it is hoped no furthe
Inconvenience will be experienced.