Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-10-26
LOCAL NEWS


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Frank johnson returned from Sar
francisco Monday. He was called
here on account of the serious illness
of his father.
John Ounce, who has been visiting
his relatives at New York ranch, re-
turned to Stockton Business College
Monday.
Mrs w. h. Johns came up from
Sacramento Friday evening, to visit
her daughters, Mrs F. Datson and Mrs
Z. Gutteridge. She returned Sunday
morning, and was Joined by her hus-
band and son at Gait, and thence went
to San Francisco, where they expect
to make their future home. :
Mrs Matson and Mrs W. Harvey and
little son, James, left Sunday morn
ing for Sacramento, where they will
visit their sister, Mrs Emma House.
and Mrs Matson's son, Myron.
Angelo Marcucchi, wife and infant
son, came up from San francisco
Sunday evening. They expect to
make their home in this city.
. A. Picardo, who sent his stock of
horses, eight in number, to San Fran.
cieso several weeks ago to work in
the debris removing and rebuilding
Operations, has been in the city the
past week or two, selling off all the
horses, with the intention of quitting
the business. According to report
he had sold nearly all by the early
part of the week. Tne price for this
character of work has dropped, so that
there is little margin to go on, and
hence his decision to quit. Louis
Piccardo has been in the city in
charge of the teams.
W. M. Fuller, arrived home al
Scottsvilie, Saturday on short visit,
and left again Tuesday morning. lie
is engaged in mining in new camp
called Ramsey, about II miles nortt
east of Virginia City. The ore bodies
are of great size, and prospect from
$50 to over 5000 per ton. The camp
Is coming into prominence rapidly,
and promises to be one of great rich
ness. 1t is only six months old, anG
contains 500 people. He is interested
IN several claims, and strong com
pany has been organized to work them
About 60 feet is the deepest shaft 81
far sunk, and no ore has been treated
but arrangements are being made fol
shipping the same either to .smelteri
in Utah or California.
Jos. Drendel, started for San Fran
cisco Monday morning with his team,
intending to go into the debris NOV
fng business.
Mrs h., We'll left for San Francisco
Sunday morning on visit. She hal
stored her furniture and effects, ant
the dwelling house has been rented t.
j. GIukfeldt and family. She will
engage in business there If suitable
opportunity presents, and she Ii
satisfied with the climate.
Mr. and Mrs HattersIy returned from
pleasure trip to San francisco
Monday evening.
j. II. LanghoTst went to San Fran
cicso Thursday morning, to purchase
holiday goods in the jewelry line.
Joe Marie aud Robt. l. Kerr, re
turned from their trip to Tonopal
Thursday evening. They we're no
tavorabIy impressed with the bushes
openings in that region.
Miss Eva Kent returned from he
stay with friends and relatives in Sal
Francisco Thursday evening.
Nora Stewart came up from SacIa
mento to visit with her mother, Mr.
. Gothic.
The hall for the skating rink
building up very rapidly. Inere al
Eve men working on it, and they ex
pect to have it up in about month
Mrs j. McCutchen returned hom
Wednesday evening, after protracte
visit with relatives in Woodland.
Official Map of Amador county
F.. revised and corrected up to 1904, o
sale at the Ledger office. The onl
map of Amador county obta1nable
and sold exclusively at the Ledge
office. Price, mounted and colored
$40; unmounted and uncolored. 20.
Divine service will be held ia st
AugustIne's church Sunday evenin
next, at 80 p. M. All cordially II
vited to this service. Rector "
Tuson.