Amador ledger., 1907-03-08
LOCAL NEWS


George Hambrlc came up from San
Francisco few days ago. He has
been in the teamIng business there
since last June, and has done very
we'll. He is looking around for
horses. The demand for work horses
is almost unlimited. They are shipp-
ing them in from every part of the
country and still the supply is not
equal to the demand. Many of the
horses get sick and die, on account of
the hard work, the climate, and the
constant working in mud. Mr. Ham
brio will return to the city in few
days.
Postmaster L. A. Duden last Satur-
day received from the S. 2. Company
three fine engravings of California
scenery, for exhibition in the post
Office. The subjects are, "Paso
Roubles Hot Springs, ~ Yosemite
Falls and Lake Tahoe They
we're secured through the courtesy Of
l. H. Jones, superintendent of the
Sacramento division. They are quite
an ornament to the postoffice.
The Ledger office is indebted to
state mIneralogist Aubrey for map
showing the forest reserves of Cali
fornia.
The dry goods store of r. W. Kelly
after being closed under attachment
suit for several weeks, was re-opened
for business Monday morning, a
settlement with the creditors having
been effected. The exact figures of
the compromise we are unable to
give. Reports are that the .compro
mise was between 3Oc and 4Oc on the
dollar.
Mrs Justus LETT again for Oakland
Saturday morning.
M. l.. Smith, Notary Public, and
Stenographer; office Marelia Bldg,
Court street; telephone No. 413.
Max Ladar, the tailor, who has
been in business here for the past
fourteen years, left Saturday morning
for the city, having retired from this
field.
By favor of congressman Engle-
bright we are in receipt of 100 pack
ages of garden seed,. for free distri-
button. Parties can get package on
application to this office.
Chas. DeMolli, walking delegate OF
the Western + federation, went over to
Angels Camp a few days ago. He is
expected to return to jackson about
the 18th. According to street talk, a
strike is scheduled for about that
time. to be borne solely blythe Italian
element, most of whom are not
members of the local union. The
union miners discount the strike
talk, and will have none of it, At
the same time business men are COM
planning of dull times; people are
holding the purse strings pretty
tightly. That is always the result OF
labor agitation. Let US hope these
pampered delegates will stay away.
and give the camp prolonged rest
That is certainly the greatest boor
they can bestow upon the laborins
class here.
The jackson Social and Athletic
club will give social dance il
Loves hall April 6. f.
Miss Myrtle Hayford has returned
.r,AH n - mil
wells, confirmation wreaths, plain anC
fancy ribbons.
S. l.. N. Ellis, the supervisor o
the Stanislaus forest reserve, of which
Amador county forms a part, will b
in jackson on the 18th and 14th O
this month, for the purpose of meet
ing the stockmen who are intereste,
in grazing sstock within the limits O
the reserve, and bearing application
for permits. All stockmen who ca
possibly do so should make it poin
to be here, as much information o
the matter of grazing within govern
meDt reserves will no doubt b
impaired. At present the stookme
are very much in the dark on th
subject.
When you wish the finest favore
coffees and teas, remember that w.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Robert Dufrene, who submitted
so critical an operation last week #
the removal of a chain OF tumol
from the neck. that were threatenir
stragulation, is doing nicely. He
able to be out of bed and arount
and is feeling better than he has dol
in months past. DIR. Endicott r
moved the stitches from the lncisiC
on Sunday.
Louis Pecar fell 40 feet in the CIV
mine last Saturday, striking tinb
in his descent, causing intern
injuries, the Outcome of which Cam
be predicted. One of the kidneys
involved.
j. p. Wilson. Dentist. Hours .
m. to p. m. Phone-Otfice, bla
444: residence. Black 394: jackson.
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