Amador ledger., 1906-03-09
Additional Locals.

in Loves hall, March II.
Miss Ethel H. March will resum
her duties as teacher of AnteIop
school on March II.
There was a large attendance at tn
funeral of Judge G. V. GottschaIk a
San Andreas on Monday last. From
jackson, A. Caminetti, D. B. Spag
noIi, and W. F. Detert attended tn
latter being one of the pail bearers
Judge Eickoff of San francisco ais,
acted as one of the pail bearers
Every part of Calaveras county wa
represented by prominent citizens
also a number from Sonora, Stockton
San Francisco and other cities. Hon
II. j. Nicols read the funeral service
and pronounced brief but eIoquen
eulogy over the grave of the departed
jurist. The bar of Calaveras county
attended in body. Judge GottschalE
filled the superior bench of Calavera.
for over twenty years. He was ar
able, and what is more, conscient
ious judge. The writer has known
him to reverse his ruling during the
trial of a case, after arriving at g
conclusion that he had made an
error. Few judges can bend them
selves to their strict ideas of right
eousness to such an extent. His sad
is universally deplored by all who
knew him in life. 1t was evidently
the prospect of few years of blind
ness, and consequent inactivity that
led him to lay violent hands upon
his ownlife.
Get the weak spots In your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer -four makes the best.
Mrs Anthony and her daughter,
Mrs T. Taylor, who is on a visit with
her mother, are both sick, and con-
fined to the house.
Mr. and Mrs Nuner of San Andreas,
we're IN jackson Tuesday.
Wallace Kay, who has been sick for
some time is much improved.
DR.. Fireman of Sutter, on Tuesday
had felon attended to by Dr. Gall.
CIeve Jones is taking a few days
rest on account of very sore hand.
His hand became poisoned in some
way, and had to seek surgical aid.
The lone High School basket ball
team, are going to play on their
grounds with the Stockton team on
Saturday.
A full line of LADIES' and children IS
trimmed, and ready to wear hats to
be closed out below cost at Mrs. K.
l.. Delahfde's
Mrs Parsons has moved into rooms
at Mr. Harvey CIark's residence.
Dave Hall is on the sick list.
g. r. W. Scott and wife moved from
Sutter Creek to Jackson, on Tuesday,
and will occupy two rooms in the
basement of W. P. Peek's house. The
rooms were thoroughly renovated for
their reception, and they moved in
Wednesday.
W. F. Detert went to San Fran
cisco Tuesday, and is expected to
return this evening.
Maurice Plasse, who had his hand
cut at the Ze1la some three months
ago, met with another misfortune
this week. He was working q wind
lass at the shaft in lowering timbers,
when it got away from him in some
manner and the handle struck him
in the head, inflcting a cash in the
scalp, which required five stitches
to close. He will be incapacitated
from work for few days.
Special sale of linen lace for one
day Saturday, Jackson Shoe Store.
F. W. Rusher yesterday commenced
moving his household effects, which
he has had stored in the Marelia
building, to his recently purchased
property on Broadway.
Native daughters of Ursula parlor
have fixed the 10th of March for their
arbor day, and the public is cordially
invited to attend. The exercises will
be held on the schoolhouse grounds.
The Guild of the Episcopal church,
met at Mrs James Harvey's, Wednes-
day and had large attendance. They
had guessing contest and Mrs j.
II. Storey won the prize. The receipts
amounted to over So.
Crockery sale at less than cost, at
l.. Cuneo's commencing Saturday,
March 10, and continuing until all
are disposed OF. Must dispose of this
line to make room for ice cream
booths.
New goods at the jackson Shoe
Store.
Official notice has been received
from Washington of the establish
ment of post office at MartelI, witt
Frank Pease as postmaster.
Mrs R. Smith of West Point, is
staying with her mother, Mrs Stewart
of Butte City, who is in feeble health
being 80 years of age.
Silas Penry of Sacramento, arrived
by last evenings stage, for a stay o.
few days.