Amador ledger., 1906-07-06

All kinds of harness from SIS up at
Pete Piccardo's.
Eugene Schwartz left Wednesday
for short visit to San Francisco.
u. M. Blair, who has been visiting
in Santa Cruz, Oakland and San
francisco for nearly two months, for
his health's sake, returned Sunday
evening, feeling much benefited by
the trip.
Henry House, an electrician who
has been employed at the Standard
works at Electra FOR the past five
years, left Tuesday for Sacramento,
where he will be employed by the
same corporation at an increased sal
ary. The many friends of Mr.. House
Will be pleased to hear of his promo
tion.
William Doyle, of Hunts gulch,
last Saturday received message
conveying the sad news of the death
of sister IN Montreal, Canada. Her
name was Margaret, wife uf julie Le-
Blanc, and she died last Friday, aged
~ years, and was buried Sunday.
Mrs. Opie Harper left Saturday
morning on a visit to her brother,
q, Williams and family. at Grass Val
ley, Nevada county, to be gone a
week or ten days.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at NettIe's Mkt.
Among the passengers on Tuesdays
stage were Miss Mary Bernecich and
sister, who we're bound for Stockton
on visit; Mrs Mehan, employed at
Mrs. .Ginocchio's, LETT with her son for
Sacramento; Ortense Guerard, also for
Stockton.
DR.. q. A. Herrick returned Satur-
day from the meeting of the state
board of dental examiners, after be-
ing away for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs j. Craze left Saturday
morning for visit to Virginia City,
their former home.
There were 10 passengers on the
outgoing stage last Saturday Nearly
every day the stage, both to and
from the depot, is loaded with passen-
gers to its utmost capacity.
Mrs W. Horr and children left last
Friday for Santa Cruz, where they
Will make their home. Mr. Herr is
employed as a carpenter in the re-
building of the Casino there, recently
destroyed by fire.
Miss Callie Seymour left Saturday
for Sacramento, for a vacation.
Mrs e. Corin and daughter came up
from Camp Seco copper mine last
Saturday, to spend the fourth with
friends in Jackson and Amador City.
Mr. CoIin, who worked tor years in
the mines around jackson, is fore
man of the Camp Seco mine. He
spent the 4th with friends in jackson.
d. A. Patterson, county rec order,
who has been for the past six weeks
the guest of Geo. W. LEMON and
family in Lodi, returned home Sun
day evening. On Monday he was able
to appear at the recorders Office, for
the first time in many months. He
has secured an invalid s chair, which
enables him to get around to some
extent without assistance. Geo. w.
LEMON and wife accompanied him to
jackson, and will remain here for
few days.
Bathing in the Zeila reservoir, or
trespassIng within the reservoir In
closure, is strictly prohibited. Boys
and young men have INDUCED in
bathing in this body of water, regard
less of the fact that it is used by
many for drinking purposes. Dam
age has been done to the property in
addition to the pollution of the
water. The company is resolved to
put stop to these practices. Persons
hereafter found trespassing in any
way will be prosecuted. Notices to
this effect have been posted around
the reservoir.
Encino Circle No GIT Women of
Woodcraft, and jackson Camp No 6SS
Woodmen OF World will have joint
installation OF officers in Odd Fellows
hall on Monday July 9.
(Nbinr nnfionI (No
are again sending their expert
optician to jackson. You can con-
suit him at Ruhser's Pharmacy:
Thursday. July 49,
Mrs Breese is preparing to leave
Jackson and take up her residence
in San Leandro. She is selling her
household furniture, and expects to
leave in few days. Miss Julia and
Esther have secured positions as
school teachers in Alameda county,
one at Lorenzo public school and the
other at point near by. Under these
circumstances Mrs Breese concluded
to rent her residence here, and make
a home at a central point between
the schools, where her daughters will
be employed. Miss Rachel will also
leave with the family, and seek en-
pIoyment in Oakland.
The Ladies Aid Society has dis
continued their exchange window
until the 1st of October.
j. q. Garbarini, who came dowr