Amador ledger., 1906-04-06
Additional Locals.

E. Mare went to San Francisco
Monday morning.
Dan Morgan, who has been travel.
ing freight and passenger agent fol
the Southern Pacific at Reno, New,
has been appointed travelling and
passenger agent under John &. Stone,
of the Sacramento traffic district.
This district includes the southern
mines. l.. H. Rodebaugh is the
travelling passenger agent, and was
IN town Saturday.
Will Green arrived in jackson Sun
day evening, after a protracted alb,
sence.
Under the management of Steve
terreri few men are widening and
filling in the road between the
Scottsv1lle saloon and the Fuller
residence, after which they intend
putting on gravel, which will put il
in good condition.
Jackson lodge of l. o. o. f. at
their last meeting elected two dele
gates to the grand lodge, which meets
on the 9Th of May in San Francisco.
The delegates are W. G. Smith and
j. M. Parsons.
Pay your taxes, before the last Mon
day in April, and thereby avoid the
penalty for delinquency.
At the regular meeting of Excelsior
Parlor No 81. N. s. G. W. held last
Wednesday, eleven members we're
initiated as follows: Clarence Brad
shaw, John E. Thomas, Jas. L. Fon-
tenrose, August Grillo, Frank H.
Furenze, Louis S. Raggio, Mark q.
Spinetti, Joseph J. Ragglo, Antoine
Perano, Ross Moon, and Chas. Green.
There were a number of visiting
members from Sutter Creek, and
other places. A banquet was served
after the official exercises.
West Moore, who has been subject
to rheumatism for some time, lett tor
Byron Springs Sunday morning, to
undergo course of treatment.
Our price will not go higher, we are
after the business, and we are going
to have it, if prices can bring 1t. Jack
son Shoe Store.
Martha e. Odell, the slick female
operator in wildcat mines and matri-
monial bureau agent, who is under
arrest in San Francicso on charge
of fraud preferred by one OF her
slleged victims, has recently married
one of the main witnesses, thereby
handicapping the prosecution as far
as this witness is concerned, under
the law which provides that a hus-
band cannot be made to testify
against is wife without his consent.
Rudolph j. SchneebeIy of Sutter
Greek and Miss Carrie b. Gilchrist
of lone, were married at the jackson
Methodist parsonage by Rev. g. E.
Winning, on Tuesday afternoon. The
wedding was quiet affair attended
only by the requisite witnesses. The
young couple will make their home
in Sutter Creek.
''Why do more women than men
attend church," Rev. G. E. Winning
respectfully asks the readers, whether
or not an attendant at the Methodist
or any other church, to write out an
answer to the above question and sign
his name, as a token of sincerity,
(the name will be confidential) and
send or hand 1t to him before Sunday
evening. At 7 30 Sunday evening he
will discuss the problem of 1.-The man
and the church." All are welcome.
Good music, seats free. Because OF
the death of Mrs Duden, whose fun
eral will be held at 2 p. M, there
will be no services at IL a. m.
Finest of the lawn muslin for &c d
yard, best grade in the world. Jack
son Shoe Store.
The school trustees are estimating
the cost of putting in a sewerage
system from the school house to con-
meet with the Hamilton tract sewer.
Mrs Ella Conlon has been appointed
census marshal for this school term,
commencing April l, 1906, and ending
April l, 1907.
Remember, the last Monday in
April, the Both, the second instalment
of state and county taxes becomes de.
lInquent. If not paid on or before
that date five per cent will be added
to the amount thereof.
What do you think of buying the
best grade of percales for 9 cents,
regular 10 cent goods. jackson Shoe
Store.
Miss Margaret Devan's room was
dismissed Wednesday afternoon Oh
account of the sickness of the teacher
The great Norris and Rowe circus
will be here Monday. Two perfor
mances. 1t is expected that not less
than 1000 people will witness this
great affair. The county has beer
thoroughly advertised for distance
of twenty miles around.
B. R. Breese came up from the city
last evening, summoned hither be
cause of the fatal turn in the sickness
of his sister, Mrs Duden.
Pioneer Flour always has been anC