Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-12-27
LOCAL NEWS

Use Pioneer flour, and yon will
call for no other brand.
Lewis Love, who is employed by
the Southern Pacific in the main
office in the Flood building on Mar
ket street, San Francisco, came up
Friday evening to spend the holiday
vacation with his mother.
Mrs M. W. Eolger, accompanied by
her ward, Ellen Shaver, left Sunday
morning for Vallejo, to spend the
holidays with Mrs Folger's daughters,
Misses Irene and Grace, who are en-
ployed in that city. They expect to
be away two weeks.
Miss Hilda Clough left New York
on the 9th instant, to return home
to San Francisco. She has been tour
ing in the eastern states for the past
six months.
NJ. l.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court ST., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
Geo. Gates, father of Geo. H. and
Vernon Gates, the outlaws, who we're
killed by the officers in Arizona
about four years ago, IS still firm in
his belief that his boys are still
alive, and that it was a case of mis-
taken identity. He recently reiterat-
ed this conviction to parties in
Shasta county, being on visit there
to look after mining interests.
A vendor named Rupperts was tried
in Glenn county last week on a
charge of peddling medicines without
license. He was prosecuted by the
state board of pharmacy, and Judge
John f. Davis was employed to assist
in the prosecution. The trial result
ed in an acquittaI. 1t seems the
accused had been allowed to ply his
vocation in Yolo and other counties
without moIestation, and the Glenn
people did not see why the cost
should be saddled on them. The
lTId1 WAS u61Q III WILLOWS.
Urban Spagnoli has been promoted
from the Seventh street drug store of
Osgood Brothers in Oakland, to the
Washington street store of the same
firm. He has charge of the floor,
an Important and responsible posi-
ton.
We omitted to mention two weeks
ago, that q. A. Waltenspiel and wife,
for many years residents of this city,
and we'll known throughout the
county, who have been on an extend
ed trip through England and Europe
arrived home at Berkeley on the 4th
instant, after an absence of four
months in travelling. They returned
by way of Washington, New Orleans
and Los Angeles, stopping over at the
more important points of interest.
W. M. Fuller, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Lila Fuller. left for San
Francisco this week, to seek medical
advice concerning Miss LiIa's health.
She has been troubled for some time
with swelling of the knee, which
has resisted all efforts to cure so far.
They returned Tuesday evening, the
doctors below confirming the dag
nosis and treatment of the case by
the local physician.
VIM. j. McGee's law office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of 18th and Market.
Tel. Market 10. N294t
The city fathers had force of men
employed early in the week scraping
the mud off Main street, and hauling
it away. it is astonishing how quick
ly the mud gathers on the business
street. Every little rain storm is
sufficient to convert the main thor
oughfare into mud puddle, from the
wear and tear incident to traffic. 1t
is pleasing to have it cleaned up for
the holidays.
Tuesday morning turkey belong
ing to Nick Marcia escaped for its
confinement, and perched on the top
of telephone pole near the Broad
way bridge. How to dislodge the
bird from its high roost was the ques-
ton. This was finally settled by
Gilbert VOORHEES,, who brought rife
into action and brought the Christ
mas bird at the third shot.