Amador ledger., 1907-06-21

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ing to Max Ladar, on Church street,
left Saturday morning for their native
land, England, intending to remain
there. They have been in this sec.
ton about two years.
Celeste Yabeau came up from the
city Sunday on business relating to
the suit now pending in the superior
court. The case was postponed so be
left for the city again Tuesday morn
ing.
Henry Garbarini went to San
Francisco Sunday on matters con,
corning bridges.
Nate Bradley, a former resident OF
this city, is now in the real estate
business IN Sacramento, and is doing
we'll.
Kobt. Adams is getting along fine
in his chosen profession-the stage.
He has been playing with company
in Sacramento, and commanding SAC
per week.
l.. Holbrook, the proprietor of the
skating rink here, was in Wonder,
New, lately, looking around for a
business venture.
Eighteen inches of snow fell at
Hams station during the storm of last
week. OF course it soun disappeared,
except from the shady hill sides. At
the summit the snow is very deep.
The season for the high mountain
pastures is unusually late.
There were half a dozen persons
came up from Sacramento the latter
paft of last week, mainly to attend
the Italian picnic, originally announc-
ed to take place last Sunday. They
were unaware of the postponement of
the celebration until they got here.
They came up to visit friends in the
northern part of the county, and will
not remain to attend the celebration
next Sunday.
Mrs Perryman, whose home is near
the Bunker Hill mine, was operate d
upon at the Sierra ganitarium last
Tuesday for lacerated wound.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs P.
DeHeaven, died at South jackson on
Sunday last, aged about seven months.
This is the third child the parents
have lost, two during the six months
they have lived in this city. All
died in infancy and at about the sa me
age, and a similar cause, the accumu-
lation of water on the braiu.
The city recorder has disposed OF
three criminal cases so far this month.
June 9th Robert Gabel was fined $40
for misdemeanor; on the 18th, John
HanIey was fined $40, and on the 18th
Al White was given like sentence.
They are all working out the fines on
the streets of the city.
While out gathering pine nuts on the
Kelly ranch few days ago Robert
Dornan, the IL year old son of Mr. and
Mrs ID. w. Dornan fell from the top
of tree, fracturing his collar bone.
He is doing nicely under the care of
DIR. Gall.
A marriage licenses was taken out
on the 18th, authorizing the marriage
of Walter f. Lucot of Warrington,
New, and Lucy M. Corotto of Sutter
Creek.
Use Pioneer -four, and yon will
call for no other brand.
While working in the leila last
Sunday e. Guttridge was struck in
the left hand by a falling rock, cutt-
ing a cash that required the atten-
ton of surgeon. The mishap Will
lay him off for several days.
w. S. Matthews, the principal
stakeholder in the Argonaut mine,
drove up from Sacramento in his big
automobile yesterday morning. max
ing the trip from the capital city to
jackson in three hours and ten
minutes-an average of sixteen miles
per hour.
Mrs Emma Jansen, accompanied by
her married daughter, Mrs Brown,
and two sons, came up from Lincoln,
Placer county. Wednesday, on a visit
to her mother, Mrs Wallace Kay.
Rev. E. ID. McCreary D. ID. will
be in Jackson, and hold the fourth
quarterly conference of the Methodist
church next Tuesday. The doctor Is
coming is always of interest in
Methodist circles.
''What is Man" will be Rev. &. K.
Winnings theme at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening at 7 AZ
O'Clock. Usual services at IL a. NJ,
and Sunday school at 2 p. N. All
are welcome to each and all of these
services.
julius PItois and wife went to Bay
Grits, on the old Cramer place neal
Forest Home, to live. julius ha:
secured position at the Copper mine
near by.
The roads between here and Fores
Home are in better condition thar
thew have been for years.
Acknowledgment blanks for nota
ries, specially printed for Amado
county, may be had at the Ledge
office. Price SOC per packet of 80.
kOdOl Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.