Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-07-26
LOCAL NEWS

on the premises.
A. Arata. of the firm of Garbarini
and Arata, with his family consisting
of wife and two sons, also Mrs White
and family, and Miss Mamie Lavezzo.
making a party of ten all told, start
ed Saturday afternoon for an outing
of couple of weeks III the noun
tains, in the neighborhood of Bear
river.
Mrs q. Kirkwood left this Fri
day morning for her summer resort in
Alpine county.
M. Newman came up from San
Francisco last Friday to spend week
with his family. lie has a hack and
livery business near Golden Gate
park in San Francisco, and is doing a
fine business.
II. f. Vogt returned from San
Francisco Friday. He left again for
the city this morning on business
with the Standard Electric company.
George kirkwood started for the
mountains yesterday morning, for
months vacation. Mr. Holtz has
charge of the lumber yard in his
absence.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that w. J.
Nettle keeps only the best.
j. McCutchen, late of the jackson
Shoe Store, was adludged insolvent
in the United States Court last week.
The bankrupt will have a certain
time within which to file his schedule
of assets and liabilities. A meeting
of creditors will probably be called
within few days, after which matters
will perhaps move along more ex
peditiousIy.
FOR SALE.-A house and lot in
jackson; also ranch, about 40 acres
one mile east of jackson. Apply to
M. Newman.
DR.. q. A. Herrick left Monday
morning for San Francisco. He goes
for the purpose of engaging office
rooms if possible, on or near Van
Ness Avenue. He Will probably re-
turn before leaving finally.
Mrs Frank Simsich left Monday
morning for Tuscan Springs, in the
northern part of the state, where she
intends to stay for three weeks for
her health.
Mrs Lille French, and her son
Johnny Love, returned Monday even
ing, after a visit of over two weeks
in San Francisco.
Furnished Rooms to let: inquire at
Ledger Office.
Mrs Gagliardo, and her two child
zen, left Tuesday morning for their
home in San Jose, after a visit of
several weeks with the Marie family
i'll this city.
Sheriff SlbIey of San joaquin came
up Sunday, and on Monday, in COM
pany with sheriff Gregory went up to
the saw mill of the Standard Electric
company on Tiger creek.
A five year old son of A. GIannini,
living near Middle Bar, broke his
lett ann twice recently. Last Tues
day he fell again, fracturing the same
arm for the third time. He is getting
along nicely under the care of DIR.
Endicott.
Mr. WEIGH from>the Gwin mine, is
being treated at the Sierra sanitarium.
miner named Chris Burgovich,
working at the Argonaut, had the
misfortune to sever the tendoms of
his foot on the 21st instant, by strik-
ing his foot with an ak. 1t will take
several weeks to recover so as to be
able to resume work.
DIR. E. l.. Phillips office is at his
residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel.
During tuesday night Mitchell
Savich, employed at the Argonaut
mine, was caught by a quantity of
loose rock. He was struck in the
back and arm, and severely bruised,
although no bones were broken. He
Al unuOl blOobAlCnb ny OE' ulIllpS.
Repairing the dwelling house of
Mrs Genaro, on the jackson Gate
road opposite the Hamilton tract,
which was badly Quilted by fire
several weeks ago, was started this
week. The premises carried an lnsur-
ance of $500. The company concerned
believed the property could be fixed
up as good as before the fire for less
money than the policy called for.
Carpenters were called upon to figure
on the job, with the outcome that a
contract was let to Lewis Lamb, who
has a force of men at work restoring
the building. 1t will cost between
5000 aud S7OO.
Fresh stock of wall paper, complete
line, all new designs at V. Clio.
vannoni q Co.
f. w. Rubser has hit upon a novel
advertising scheme. He is giving
away caps to the boys. The caps are
marked $50 to Ruhser for Drugs. -
Nearly every youngster is decked out
with one of these caps.
The Enterprise stable has been
decorated with a coat of red paint
this week on the Main street frontage.