Amador ledger., 1906-05-25

arrange a big shoot for next month
with Plymouth, and such other teams
as care to enter.
Mr. and Mrs j. S. Phillips of lone
are visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs
A. L. Ames of this place. Mr. and
Mrs Phillips are still faithful and
trusted employees at the Preston
School of Industry, and just now are
taking their summer vacation. From
here they. will go to San Jose, where
Mrs Phillips Will visit two of her
sisters who reside in that city. Both
Mr. and Mrs Phillips are looking
remarkably we'll and enjoying the
best of health. .-Galt Gazette.
Rev. G. E. Winning left for San
Francisco on Monday morning, and
returned Thursday evening.
Oscar Reichling returned Tuesday
evening, from a visit to San Fran
cisco.
Chas. Reynolds returned from
Stockton on Tuesday evening. He
started for San Francicso, and got as
far as San Pablo, when business
affairs called him back to Stockton.
John and Mark Eudey left for San
francisco Wednesday morning.
W. F. Detert of the Zeila mine,
went to San Francisco Wednesday for
few days.
Steve Angove received dispatch
from Grass Valley last Monday an
nouncing the death of his cousin,
Richard Angove in that city. He
was 43 years of age, and leaves a wife
and family in Grass Valley. The
interment took place there on Tues
day. Deceased was for ten years in
the mining fields Of South Africa.
where he bad the management of one
of the largest mines there, In dis
trict outside of Johannesburg. He
remained there through all the excit-
ing times of the Boer war. Failing
in health, he started for his Cali
fornia home. Reaching New York,
his condition became very critical.
His wife was summoned to that city,
and accompanied HIM on the journey
home. He lived through the trip,
but died shortly after reaching his
destination.
Gus. Iheil, a former resident of
jackson, who has been away for some
months returned Tuesday night.
DIR. Petrie and family returned to
San Francisco on Wednesday morn
ing. The doctor was burnt out at the
time of the fire. He has secured a
location, and will resume his practice
in that city. He has made many
friends during his visit in jackson,
with his brother-i in-law, DR.. Phillips.
Sheriff L. K. Norman received a
full blooded pointer dog from Stock
ton, on Tuesday evening. The animal
is beauty in its class, and will prove
valuable addition to Mr. Norman IS
equipment IN the hunting line.
Registration is proceeding very
slowly. Between 300 and 400 afidavits
have been filed in the county clerk g
Office up to this date.
A marriage license was issued Wed
nesday to John Thomas jr., and Mary
Connors, both of Sutter Creek.
An agent cf the company having
ohoroa of tba construction of tho dam
in the vicinity of Murphys, Calaveras
county, was here few days, buying
horses and mules for the work there.
He succeeded in getting few head.
The census report of Aetna district
shows that Notwithstanding the loss
of South jackson, there are enough
listed to hold two teachers for the
; ensuing term.
!, Following the national custom Rev.
, Z. Il. Winning of the Methodist
, church, will on next Sunday even
ing, preach Memorial sermon. All
are welcome, but any veterans of the
ciyil war or of the Spanish American
war will be made the guests of honor.
, All good citizens should try to be
present. Usual service at IL a. M
} and Sunday school at 2 p. IN.
3 The New Idea Club respectfully an
nounces that they will present to thu
public, on the evening of July 4th, (
] carefully arranged program. consist
I ing of patriotic songs, choruses
! solos, duos, trios and quartets, under
0 the e&cient direction of Mrs E. b
s Endicott; a series of elaborated.
f staged tableaux; drill by numbe
g of young people, under the careful
o management and direction of Mrs G
S E. Winning; and to conclude, shor
t but extremely laughable farce b,
=. local histrionic celebrities. The clu
promises an evening of rare enjoy
ment, and respectfully solicit tn
same liberal patronage which ha
= been accorded them in the past. Th
- proceeds of the entertainment will b
devoted to the Methodist church.
l. The delinquent tax list will appea
If in the Ledger next week.
k Geo. Pitois, who went to Sacrs
1t mento three weeks ago, has secured
Ie position with the S. P. Company, g
le helper in construction or repai
le crew.
A heavy rain storm accompanied b
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