Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-12-06
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs II. S. Talon and son left Sun
day morning for Fruitvale, to spend
several weeks with sister there.
Mrs Talon has recently recovered
from severe spell of sickness.
Jos. Glukfelt left for San Francisco
Sunday, and returned Wednesday.
John Wesley Hightower native of
California, aged 40 years, of Oleta,
and Annie Katherine Madeline, a
native of Germany aged 80 years, and
a resident of Oleta, were granted a
marriage license Saturday and were
married the same day before Judge
Rust.
We are keeping right up to date
with our Peerless plansifter -four,
getting little better right along.
The receipts of the recorders Office
this year during the month of Novem-
Der were s62. so while last year during
the same month they amounted to
S155. 25
Pioneer flour is the best; have no
other.
Bias Dragich, foreman of the Gwin
mine for about two years, returned
Monday evening from a two years
stay in Austria. While there he was
married, but his.wife couldn't accom-
pany him on account of the birth of
a daughter. He will be given his old
position at the Gwin.
Miss Bardaracco, who teaches the
children at the Kennedy school. was
taken with the humps the latter part
of last week.
Geo. Hambric is going about max
ing the fill at the bridge south of
town with vim, and if he keeps up
the present lick will finish inside of
the forty days he gave himself. He
has two other men working with him.
He has rugged up shute and Will use
scraper to pull the rock into it,
dumping 1t into the car that runs on
a track, laid so that 1t can be moved
from place to place.
NJ. l.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court St., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
One of the inmates of the county
hospital by the name of Mclean, an
old man about eighty years old, and
half witted, left the place about
eleven O'Clock Monday morning, and
was not found until early the next
morning. He didn't come to dinner
on that day, SO one of the men went
to his room with it, but found that
he had gone. Immediately LeMoin
started to look for him, and spent the
entire, afternoon searching for him,
but he could tind no one that had
seen anything of him. The man has
cabin on the river about a mile
above the plant, so in the morning
LeMoin started for it. When lust
this side of the old plant, he saw
some smoke coming out of cabin
near the road, and went in to investi-
gate. He found his patient lying on the
floor so close to the mbers that the
back of his coat had caught fire and
was nearY burned off. He extinguish-
ed the fire and asked the fellow
where he was going. He said he was
going to his cabin. He had climbed
through some barbed wire on the
way and had cut his face and hands
badly.
VIM. j. Notices law Office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of eth and Market.
Tel. Market 10. N294t
Ceasar b. Arditto and Miss Nellie
Payne, were united in marriage at
the home of the bride. Monday morn
ing, Dec. ID, by Rev. E. U. Brun of
the Episcopal church. After a Jolly
time. good breakfast and a shower
of rice, the couple left for San Fran :
cisco. A long and happy life, is the
sincere wish of their friends.
Use Pioneer -four, and yon will
call for no other brand.
Ernest Taylor returned Wednesday
evening from Nevada, where he has
been spending several months in the
different mining camps of that state.
Miss Carrie Tore of Amador, was
an out going passenger on Sundays
train.