Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-09-06
LOCAL NEWS

ObAOEs
The officers of jackson miners
union were notified Wednesday that
the strike of the miners at Angels,
which has been on for nearly three
months, had been declared of. The
Angels union last week elected a
new set of officers, conservative men
with property interests in the town.
The outcome is the strike that has
brought this once prosperous town to
the verge of ruin has been broken,
and the mines will resume work on
the terms offered by the owners.
Rev. q. Il. Winning lett Wednesday
morning for Pacific Grove to attend
the annual conference. He expects
to be sent to another charge. Mrs.
Winning and the children Will remain
here for few days.
+. A. VOORHEES, returned home Wed =
nesday evening, after short stay IN
Stockton.
W. Hess killed big deer Wednes-
day evening on the Horton ranch, in
jackson valley. 1t weighed 157%
pounds undIessed and was years
old-the biggest specimen of the deer
tribe that has been seen hereabouts
for a long time. This makes the
second deer killed by Hess this sea-
son.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Use Pioneer -four, and you will
call for no other brand.
l.. G. Lewis, the undertaken, went
over to Ell Dorado county Wednesday
TO visit his family. He will return
Saturday.
DR.. l.. E. Phillips and wife are
expected to return home on the 9th
instant. The doctor has fully re-
covered his health.
w. j. Peters, druggist in the City
Pharmacy, returned Wednesday even
ing, after spending vacation of two
weeks in San Francisco and Berkeley.
M. Newman came up from San
Francisco Wednesday evening. on a
visit to his family. He is still suffer
Ing from disabled right shoulder,
which was dislocated by being thrown
from his hack by coming into colIis-
ion with one of the cars of the United
Railroads in San Francisco recently.
q. A. WaltenspIeI and life arrived
safely at Liverpool on August 20,
after pleasant voyage. The Ledger
will publish an account of the trip
next week.
Mr. and Mrs W. Moore came over
from Ell Dorado county last Monday,
on visit to the Iatter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Griffin. MIR Moore is engag-
ed in schooIteaching IN our neighbour
ing county. lie returned home We'd
nesday. Mrs Moore will remain for
about month.
George Archer, for many years a
resident of jackson, and who few
years back went to New York to see
time lost sight of, IS in San JOSE At
torney &. Ii. Croker has frequently
y met him III that city. He is enjoying
fairly good health considering his
age, although suffering from par
tial paralysis of one shoulder.
A grass fire started on Peek hill
Tuesday afternoon. The alarm of fire
was given, and scores were quickly
on the ground, and succeeded in
beating out the flames, after burning
over nearly an acre, and giving a scare
to the residents of that vicinity. How
it started no one seems to know.
DIR. q. ii. Gibbons returned from
San Francisco Sunday, and is nov
settled down IN the practice of medi
cine with offices IN the We'll building.
A. Caminetti returned Sunday
from San Francisco. He was chair
man of the special committee o.
Native Sons appointed to decide tht
question of whether or not A. Rue
and E. Schultz, the convicted boodI
ers, should be expelled from the or
ganization.
The first meeting of the creditors o
j. McCutchen, an involuntary bank
rupt, late of the jackson Shoe Store
will be held in Sacramento tomorrow
before referee Chas. A. Bliss. K. q
BoIe will be present IN the interes
of several eastern creditors, and W
G. Snyder Will represent several loca
creditors.
Garden hose, lawn sprinklers, law
mowers, rakes, hoes and spads, il
fact everything needed for lawn o
garden at V. Giovannoni q Co.
Mrs b. Fisher and her daughte
Harriet, returned this week after
protracted visit with relatives il
Colorado.
W. Hess, Urban SpagnoIi and W. Ii
GreenhaIgh returned from their hunt
ing and fishing trip in the mountain
Monday night. They camped in tn
vicinity of Panther creek. FIshiD
was excellent. Deer tracks wer
plentiful, but the party failed to ba
one. They brought back about 10
fine trout to distribute among thei
riends.
PIONEER FLOUR always has bee
and still is the best.