Amador ledger., 1906-03-30
Additional Locals.

School superintendent Geo. A. Cor
don went to lone Wednesday, to meet
state superintendent L. j. Kirk, who
is visiting the schools in the valley.
: Mrs j. W. Gothic returned home
Wednesday from San Francisco, ac
companied by her daughter, Alice
Stewart, who has just recovered from
an attack of diphtheria contracted in
the city. Nora Stewart, another
daughter, came with them as far as
Martells, and from there went to
Sutter Greek, to resume her duties in
Shows Cash Store.
A small building on the Barrett
place near Pine Grove, was destroyed
by fire Wednesday afternoon. 1t
caught from the stovepipe. The build
ing was occupied by a single man
working about the place. 1t was In
sured for 5000, which Will cover the
loss. 1t belonged to A. Jones.
At the meeting of Rebecca lodge
held Wednesday night, Mrs Cynthia
Avise and Miss Emma Boarman we're
elected delegates to attend the grand
lodge, which convenes in San Fran
cicso on the Sth of May.
j. N. Waters, adjuster for the
Michigan Insurance Company, came
up Monday to adjust the loss of the
fire at the Ledoux ranch, Oneida
valley, two weeks ago. After visiting
the scene, he found that Mr. Morse
had sustained a total loss on the
furniture, and allowed $500. The
insurance on the building was carried
by another company.
Rev. z. E. Winning, pastor, an
nounces that there will be regular
services at the Methodist church next
Sunday at II a. m. and I 30 p. m.
Evening subject "The place of Christ
in modern thought. " Mr. Winning is
quite gratified to notice the large
percentage of men attending the
evening service, and he will increas-
ingly strive to make that service
attractive and helpful to them. Sun
day school at 2 p. m., and class
meeting at 10 80, led by Mr. q. W.
Roberts.
Mrs q. E. Winnings Sunday school
class, gave her a delightful surprise
party last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being her birthday. Be-
tween fifteen and twenty young ladies
we're present, and most enjoyable
evening was passed.
H. q. Lester, of Redlick's store,
left this morning for Bakersfield,
where he has secured good position
in the Redlick store at that place.
George Ayers was arrested ID ANA
dor on a charge of battery upon
deputy sheriff D. S. Gray of Amador
City. He was lodged in the Sutter
Creek calaboose, but succeeded in
breaking Jail and making his escape
during the night. The officers are
out hunting for him today.
Sheriff Norman returned last Mon
ady from flying trip to San Fran
cisco, bringing back two prisoners,
known as Bob Gallegieni and Felice
Dossi, who were captured In the city
on Information sent from the sheriff s
office. They are charged with jump
ing board bills at the Fremont mine
boarding house, amounting to about
$50 each. 1t is said they left other un-
settled accounts.
The dog and pony show of Reiss and
Burch gave one performance in Jack
son Monday evening. They could not
get here in time for an afternoon per-
formance. They selected the grounds
near the old toll house upon which to
pitch their tents. 1t was a perfect
quagmire, on account of the heavy
rains, and made il very disagreeabIe
for spectators and performers. There
was a crowded house, about a thous-
and persons witnessing the show. The
performing animals we're very good.
The owners hardly made expenses
by one performance.
The "Woman's Exchange" by the
Ladies' Aid Society netted nine
dollars last Saturday, afternoon. To-
morrow afternoon they will be in the
window of Mr. Kelly's store.
DR.. Wilson's mother and sister,
Mrs Waller, came up last evening from
the city, to be with the doctor, who
is critically ill.
Divine services in st. Augustine's
chnrch next Sunday at IL o'clock a.
M. Holy communion will be cele
brated.
Mrs Voorhies of the National is
quite ill. They expact trained
nurse from San Francisco this even
ing.
Some new cases of sickness have
developed the past week, among them
being Mrs j. Rose on the Hamilton
tract, and Miss Mary Hall on Stump
street.
The jackson Social and Athletic
Club, intend to give a dramatic per-
formance on the Dist of April.
On March 28th marriage licenses
were issued, authorizing the marriage
of Antoine Lucchinetti, native of
Italy, aged %, to Lena Artemi, native
of California, aged II, both of Am
ador City.
Also William j. MINIS, California,
aged q, to Allie q. Reeves, California,
aged 81, both of Plymouth.