Amador ledger., 1907-05-24
LOCAL NEWS


ly awaiting her return. She is very
pleasant young lady and an expert
with the mandolin. Ihe Glukfeld
family will miss her, and her artistic
music, and hope her next visit will
not be cut so short.
A. A. Kimball, who has been en-
4 ployed at the Enterprise stable for
the past year, left for his home in
Pioneer district yesterday, to work
on his own place.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
N. to 8 p. m: Phone-Oftice, black
444: residence. Black 394; jackson.
James Hamilton of Defender, who
left early this month for Goldheld,
has written to friends stating that he
is at work on the Del Monte GoldGeId
lease, under Geo. 1. Wright's super
intendency. He speaks very highly
of that property, and believes it is as
likely to prove bonanza as any claim
now in process of development in
that thriving camp.
A. Piccardo and wife have written
to their relatives here announcing
their safe arrival at their old home
in Italy. They had splendid trip,
neither one suffered in the least from
seasickness dur ing the voyage. They
+ are enjoying themselves immensely
among relatives and old acquaintance
in their former home town.
The agent of Doan's kidney pills
l. was in jackson Monday, advertising
that celebrated remedy. He adopted
he plan of giving away 100 boxes of
Bhe pills through the City Pharmacy
The Sterling Company of Stockton
displayed large assortment of ladies'
goods at the Globe hotel sample
looms for three days, Monday Tues
lay and Wednesday, doing a good
business, considering the quiet times.
The skating rink has been closed
or the season. There was a large
attendance at the CLOSING nights
Saturday and Sunday. Nh HoIbrook
concluded to quit during the summer
months. He expects to leave early
lext week for San Francisco and
ther points. In about four months
e may return and open the rink
gain for two or three months. In
he meantime the building will be
left in charge of L. A. Hedgepeth of
he Amador Bank, for renting pur-
oses.
Fresh stock of wall paper, complete
inc, all new designs at V. Gio-
annoni & Co.
a. W. Kimball of Pioneer district,
eft for Nevada last Monday. He was
yer in that state last year on pros
Getting expedition. He will devote
host of his time to prospecting, in
ompany with two or three others.
Pho will meet him in Nevada. He
xpects to be away all summer.
j. McCutchen returned from San
francisco last Sunday. He went
own with his attorney W. j. McGee,
b appear before the committee of the
oard OF trade and if possible arrange
settlement with his creditors. He
as unable to come to any agreement.
nd the matter is still undecided,
neither he will efect-a compromise,
file petition in bankruptcy in
he United States court.
M. l.. Smith, Notary Public, and
tenographer; office Marelia Bldg.
ourt street; telephone No. Alb.
Jos. GIukfeldt of the Red Front
ore, left for the city Tuesday morn
hg to purchase new goods.
George Weller is carrying his arm
a sling On account of bruise of
be left hand, which caused Infiam-
ation and pain.
DR.. A. M. Gall left Sunday morn
lg for OIovIlIe, as a delegate to the
rand lodge of K. of 2.
Mrs d. q. CALVIN left Sunday tc
tend the grand lodge of Companions
the Forest as representative oi
70 tl0O Clrcle OI 0ackSO0.
Fred McCutchen left Tuesday fol
an Francisco, to remain.
NJ. Barsi has bought saloon bust
bss in Stockton, and expects to leave
ith his family for that point mex
eek
Mrs +. V. Zumbiel started Monday
orning on a visit to relatives in thu
stern states. She has mother liv
g in Kentucky, whom she has no
en- for nine years, also a number O
her relations in Ohio and Indiana
/ of whom she proposes to Visi
1ring her stay She will probabI.
away three months.
Mrs Koch came up from Sacrament
ednesday evening, accompanied b.
Br father, W. Mcfarland, whom sh
fought to spend few days on th
d ranch near the New York reser
'ir. He is getting quite feeble, ant
9 trip of 80 miles was an under
king. But he Ionged to see the oil
Pmestead in the foothills of ANA
pr, and to satisfy his desire hi
hughter attended him hither.