Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-25


Mrs. Phennie Arata, nee Matson,
who has been residing in Sacramento
for some time, came up the latter
part of last week, on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Matson.
Efforts are being made to have the
schedule of the Volcano and jackson
mail stage changed to the winter
time on the first of November. The
usual time of changing is the first of
December, but this year, owing to
the rough character of the roads, and
the danger of travelling at night time,
a movement is on foot to have the
change inauguIated one month
earlier. The people of the towns in
terested, as we'll as the owner OF
the stage line, are perfectly agreeable
to the change.
The public administrator of the
estate of Mary Thomson, through
his attorney W. j. MCGEE, has applied
to the superior court for permission
to sell the real property belonging to
the estate. 1t consist of house and
lot in Volcano, and two small lots
south of the Ingleside race track in
San Francisco.
r. G. Bole went to San Francis
Wednesday morning and will return
Sunday evening.
School superintendent w. H.
Greenhalgh and most of the school
teachers of jackson and vicinity left
Saturday and Sunday mornings for
Sacramento, to attend the meet
ing of the county teachers institute,
which will be held in conjunction
with the meeting aof the Northern
Educational Association, which COM
prises some 10 counties of northern
California. Every teacher employed
in the county is expected to attend
the gathering.
Mrs Gardiner, who has been visit
ing in Sacramento and Santa Barba-
ra, returned home last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cox for many years
resident of near Clinton, but now
living with her married daughter in
Sacramento came up from that city
last Monday, on a visit to old ao-
quaintances in jackson and -Weiland.
DR.. Endicott went to Oakdale dur
ing the past week, to perform a del
icate operation upon his brother,
who was severely burned about a
month ago. The operation consisted
of grating skin upon the arm above
the elbow, the burns having destroyed
the vitality. Over forty gratis were
made. 1t is believed the grated skin
will in short time cover the surface
where the tissue was destroyd, and
almost if not entirely obliterate the
scars. The patient is getting along
nicely toward recovery.
Don't fail to see the laughabIe
farce of betsy Baker, L. 0. o.
f. hall, Wednesday, Nov. ID. Best
local talent.
Mrs. j. A. MCPHERSON and two
children have come up from Oak
land. probably to make their home
here. Mr.. Mcpherson has charge OF
The affairs of the lone and Eastern at
present.
Theodor Miljianovich, Anna Con.
lon and Rosie Kervojenich jointly
won the buggy and harness recently
rallied off by Frank Simcich. They
are anxious to dissolve the partner.
ship by selling the property and
dividing the proceeds, each preferrine
this method to taking the chances Of
losing all by submitting the ques
ton to another chance game.
VIM. j. McGee returned Monda,
evening from San Francisco where b,
had gone to attend the meeting of tn,
board of directors of the Gwin mine.
Knight L Co. of Suffer Creek hav,
just completed and delivered to tn,
Preston school water wheel ant
shafting to be used to operate a COLI
storage plant at the school. In
wheel was made large enough to rul
an ice plant in time of need.
Mrs Dominick Boro had an oper
alton performed on her collar bon
Sunday at the Sierra Sanitarium
Abuot five weeks ago she fractures
her collar bone by a fall, and no
uniting properly it was deemed neces
sary to operate.
Hunting licenses have been issue
by the county clerk to the numbe
of 95u, all of the 81 class.
Mrs. b. G. o. Neil and tw,
daughters went to Sacramento Mon
day. to attend the meeting of tn
teachers in the city.
Favorable reports have been re
ceived concerning Mrs David Hall
who recently submitted to an opera
ton in San Francisco for the remove
! OF cancer in her breast. She
doing nicely, and if everything COZ
tinues favorable she is expected to re
turn next Sunday.
Woman of Woodcraft entertainer
at |. .. o. F. hall, Nov. IL. AG
mission, including refreshments an
social dance, 25c; children undo
. II. l5c.