Amador ledger., 1906-04-20
LOCAL NEWS

j. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
u. tc 8 p. m. Phone-Office, black
IA: residence, Black 523; jackson.
All the typhoid fever cases are
doing nicely, Geo. Folger, Dudley
Lawton, young Barbeglatta, and
Angove are up and moving around.
las. j. Wright is able to appear on
ihe streets. Chris Hansen is still
confined to his bed, although i'm
proving. He is now in charge of a
rained nurse provided by the Odd
Fellows, of which order he is a
member.
Pay your taxes, before the last Mon
lay in April, and thereby avoid the
penalty for delinquency.
The Marelia dwelling house was
lumigated last Saturday. The dIph-
heria patient, Herbert Marelia, is
practically rid of the disease. 1t was
mild case, and taken in hand at the
Putset. The place is still in quaran-
inc, and will be until the lapse of
en- days from the fumigation period.
Get the weak spots IN your old mar
Tess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Last week DR.. Endicott lost the
liamond setting from a valuable ring.
t dropped out while visiting patient
t Rugne's restaurant. The gem is
worth over $3.50. After the lapse of
week, it was picked up by Ralph
eugne on the porch of the boarding
louse. 1t had been lying around
lnuotlced for days, until a special
earch led to its discovery.
Call and see the immense new stock
It Pete Piccardo's.
Mrs Thompson, who for several
weeks was reporting for the Ledger,
has accepted position in the tele-
phone office, and commenced work
asst Saturday.
The Ledger Office is under obliga-
ion to congressman, j. N. Glllett,
or large map of the United States,
complied from the latest official data,
howing forest reserves, Indian re-
ervations, and railroads. 1t is
corrected up to June 1904, and a
FaIuable map in every way.
Give US daily some good bread. Pio-
beer is the best.
Miss Mamie Read, who is trained
hurse in the Eabiola hospital in Oak
land, came up Friday evening, ac-
bompained by her brother Walter,
Who had been in the hospital since
February, suffering from rheumatism
bf the knees, contracted while work
Ing on the electric line between Oak
land and San Mateo. He has so far
|ecovered as to be able to leave for
home, and his sister and nurse
accompanied him on the trip. He
will stay at the home of his parents
lear Weiland until he is able to
Iesumne his duties, which will not be
|or several weeks under the most
favorable circumstances. Miss Read
|eturned to her duties at Fabiola last
Monday.
A petition was circulated last Mon
bay, asking the city trustees tc
kppoint James Meehan city recorder.
It was presented to the meeting of the
trustees the same evening, and con
ained about twenty signatures.
The newly established post Office al
Nartell's is in active working, except
separate mail pouch, which had mo-
krrived at the early part of the week
but was expected daily. 1t has little
kfect upon the jackson office. Tht
Oneida mine and employees boarding
pn the premises will get their mai
matter direct from MarteIl's, insteac
bf as heretofore through jackson
Ehe Kennedy mine and Kennedy fla
Will not be affected by the new office
heither will the residents of jackson
late.
The local telephone manager re
beived message from headquarter
10 make no additional contract, pu
n no further phones, and to ship al
|upplies on hand to the city. From
ibis it is inferred that the destruction
Pf wire and other supplies is so great
Is to justify the cessation of linz
york at all points of the state, ant
Aave the material from every qnarte
lent to the city to make repairs.
Miss Pearce and Miss McKinnon
Grained nurses, who have been nurs
ng patients here for several weeks
eft for their homes in the city Wed
nesday morning.