Amador ledger., 1906-05-11
LOCAL NEWS


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j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
D. to 8 p. m. Phone-Oftice, black
A: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
family on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
Thos. Waters of Butte City, Mont.
no has been here for several days,
eturned home on NJ Monday morning,
aking with him his two young sons
he boys have been here since last
ammer. This is Mr. Waters third
isit to jackson. He reports that
tmes were never better in Butte than
t the present time. The copper
roperties in that section are i'm
lensely rich, and new mines are
eng opened up continuously.
W. I'll. Willis, attorney and stenogra-
her, a former resident of Jackson,
anne up on Friday evening from San
francisco. MI Willis was located
here at the time of the fire, and was
ompIeteIy burned out. He returned
unday morning.
John Eudey arrived from San Fran
isco Sunday evening. Also Fred
,udey, cashier OF the bank.
When you wish the finest favored
pftees and teas, remember that w. j.
ettle keeps only the best.
Henry McKeIIeps, who has been in
barge of the supply department OF
be Standard Electric Co., at Electra
pr the past year and half, left
uesday morning for his home in
an Jose, where he will remain for
he present.
Chas Crocker. the attorney, left fol
tockton Tuesday morning, on busi-
ess concerning with the LIE Dou2
ase..
The Kennedy mine paid off theiI
Employees at the Bank of AmadoI
county, on Tuesday morning. They
Iaid in cash in place of the usual
lhecks. We understand that the
krgonaut and Zeila mines will adopt
he same.
j. Ii. Storey and wife returned OIL
Wednesday evening from Oakland.
lr Storey has been i'll with an attacl
II typhoid fever, and went to the bay
|or treatment, accompanied by hi!
Fife. He has fully recovered, an(
Eill at once resume his duties as ex
press agent and telegraph operator.
Miss Jansen, young lady from
Ban Francisco, who is visiting MI
Paramino of Jackson, met with
painful mishap last Monday evening
kt about eight o'clock. She wa
Walking out Main street, when sh
Ilipped and fell on the sidewalk. Sh
Fas removed to the home of Mr.
ParamIno, and on examination it wa
|ound she had suffered the breaking
Pf two Of the ligaments of her righ
leg. At last accounts Miss Janse
Eas getting along nicely, but !
becessitates her being confined to tn
house for some weeks.
p. Reichling, who has been here fo
fhe past two weeks, returned to hi
home III San Francisco Thursday.
DR.. hammers of Oakland, who ha
been in jackson tor several day:
Returned to his home Thursday mon
ing.
"The red flag in jackson, {
anarchy VS.. christianity, will |
Rev. G. E. Winnings theme at tt
Methodist Episcopal church ne,
Sunday evening. All persons inte
bsted in the welfare of our communit
hre invited to be present. Usual Sc
FIces at IL a. m, and Sunday schor
ht 2 p. m.
Divine service will beheld in S
kugustine'5 church Sunday evenir
bext at 7:3Q. All are cordial
Invited to attend.
There was no meeting of the boal
of city trustees Thursday evenin
fFhe president of the board, V.
Garbarini, is still away. There wi
be no meeting until next mont
unless a special meeting is called
the mean time.
From 10 o'clock to II, and from
O'Clock to you can buy misses al
boys hose at 715c a pair, get in
time, or you won't get the 71ac hos
jackson Shoe Store.
Give US daily some good bread. Pi
neer is the best.
Miss Eva Leak came up from t
City last evening, and is the guest
Mr. and Mrs J. Phelps.