Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-09-13

wednesday announcing G1aC MT duu
Mrs b. f. Taylor arrived In San
Francisco that morning on their re-
turn trip from Honolulu. They had
eight days in which to visit the places
of interest in the islands. From San
francisco they intended to go to
Witter Springs. and other places.
They are expected to reach home on
the 10Th instant.
Miners, principally Austrians
have been going from here to Angels
Camp at lively pace the past few
days. The settlement of the strike in
that camp is the magnet drawing
them thitherward. One stage load
went over Tuesday and two loads on
Wednesday. A Iumor was current
here that the second vote of the
miners to declare the srtike off was
carried by the faction favorIng the
continuance of the strike. If this be
so the end Of the trouble has not yet
been reached, although the mines viii
probably be run with non-nuion mer.
The report of further trouble prov
ed unfoEnded. The second vote was
in favor of declaring the strike off By
the decisive majority of l0l.
Peter Shumake, we'll known around
Plymouth, in the vicinity of which
he lived for many years. died in the
county hospital on Tuesday last. He
had been a resident of that institution
tor over six months. The remains
we're removed the same day by H. Il.
Potter to plymouth, for interment in
the cemetery there.
The jackson Rebekah Lodge No. so
L. o. D. E., will give an entertainment
in the l. O. o. +. banquet hall on
Saturday evening, Sept. %, 1907, for
the benefit of the Orphen's Home.
Admission adults 25c, children Zoe.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. 2t
For Sale-Sam LoIee ranch, 100
acres, small house, barn, orchard,
vineyard. eight miles above Suffer
Creek. VIM. j. McGee.
Stop that worry about your bread
by using Peerless plansifter flour.
Amador Co. Roller Mills.
MTG nnldC
day. She had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Duke, neal LatIobe.
Mrs &. A. Petois, who was taken to
the Copper mine near Plymouth, to
the home of her daughter, Mrs Bonnie
Toy this week, is Sc years old, and has
lived on the old homestead east of
Jackson for the last 80 years, and
lived in the same house the past 45
years.
The first frost of the season occurr-
ed this morning. 1t was a sharp frost
considering this early season.
James Craze was called to Virginia
City, Nevada, this week on account
of the death of his brother, John
Craze, which occurred IN that city on
the morning of September I. lie was
81 years of age, and a native of Eng
land. A stroke of paralysis was the
cause of death, He had been a resi-
dent CT Virginia City for over 40
years, and was engaged in saloon
keeping at the time of his death, hav-
ing been incapacitated from manual
work for some years. lie was com
monty known as "Blackwater Jack. "
He was there all through the exciting
period of bonanza days. and remained
with it in its decline. He leaves a
wife. no children. The inter ment
was in the cemetery of the mining
town. James Craze returned home
last evening.
W. Green of the Union Stable, and
his brother Charles, left this morning
for Stockton on short vacation.
Garden hose, lawn sprinkIers, lawn
mowers, rakes, hoes and spads, il
fact everything needed for lawn OIL
garden at Y. Giovannoni Il Co.
F. w. Ruhser of the City Pharmacy
has received a large quantity Of
rulers, for free distribution TO the
school children.
DIR. Z. S. Goodman had a break
down last Tuesday morning. In re
turning from the New York Ranch
between Pine Grove and jackson
whittier he ta1 gone to make a pro
fessional call, one wheel of his Car
went to pieces and the doctor strucl
an undignitied attitude as he wen
down and out. He left deep I'M
preston on the dust where he landed
and he himself was woefulIy impress
ed by the fall, though uniniuIed
when the proposition of long wall
doomed up before him. The docto
drives faster horses than we woult
care to ride behind, for jackass /
fast enough for Us especially in goiUI
down rocky hill or rounding a sharI
corner. Record.
Pioneer floIr is the best; have n
other.
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