Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-31

DR.. E. i. Phillips office is at his
residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel.
Miss Grace Folger, who has been
employed.in the post office at Vallejo
as an assistant, came up Saturday
last on vacation of month to
visit her mother.
Ed. Mogolinsky, travelling agent for
the Eiler music company of Stockton,
spent number of days IN town last
week, this being part of his regular
annual run. While here he installed
couple of automatic pianos, besides
supplying several private homes with
the usual piano.
Robert L. Kerr, who went to Angels
last week, to visit with his sister in
that place, returned the first of the
week.
The store of b. Z. O'Neil was open.
ed for retail business last Monday.
1t is in charge of George Dornan,
who is disposing of the stock for the
benefit of the creditors, selling in
quantities to suit customers at a
slight reduction on regular prices.
1t was decided by those concerned
that this plan would realize more for
the creditors than any other way.
The funeral of Owen FalIon, who
died at Martells on the 23rd instant.
was held on Wednesday last, January
18th. Deceased was a native of Cali
tornia, aged AZ years months and 9
days. He was a member of Amador
parlor No. II, N. S. q. w. Services
were conducted in the Catholic
church, and the remains were escort
ed to their last resting place in the
Catholic cemetery by his brother
members of the Native Sons, and a
large procession of other mourners.
Supervisor Strohm has been making
some repairs on the county road this
side of the Mountain Spring house.
He has had lot of "nigger heads"
collected and thrown into the road.
Morris Finn, who has spent the
past month in this city and in Suffer
Creek, returned yesterday morning
to Sacramento, as his business affairs
have demanded his presence there.
Father Dermody Of Sutter Greek
was passenger Monday morning for
Sacramento, from which place he will
go to Placerville. He intended to
return last evening
For the past couple of weeks the
stage has been getting into Jackson
very close to it's schedule time, the
train from the city arriving in Gait
on time.
Dan Murphy was in town for the
first time last Monday after under
going serious surgical operation
over month ago for rupture. He is
doing nicely.
Jos. Dufrene made arrangements
last tuesday to sell his timber land
in the vicinity of HAMS station to
parties interested in the extension of
the L. and e. railroad to the timber
belt. lie retained few acres com
pTising the station itself and the
buildings connected Herewith.
Mr. Erickson and others interested
IN the |. and E. road we're in jackson
last Monday, and we understand
made trip to Volcano and the tim
ber lands beyond. The project of eX-
tending the road to the tim Der has by
no means been abandoned. The pur-
chase or bonding of tim Der land is
being pushed, with the view of furn-
ishing freight for the road, and also
to secure the lands at the nominal
prices now prevailing, as there will
unquestionably be decided jump in
such real estate whenever the extern
sion scheme takes practical shape.
The snow fall in the mountains is re-
ported very light this season. There
is about three feet at Bear river, and
five or six feet at Blue Lakes.
Miss Mile Peek is confined TO her
bed from severe attack of the
grippe, complicated with asthmatic
trouble MIS- Peek is also still very
ill.
Tuesday morning Tony Delucchi
and Miss Lottie Gillick came down
from Volcano and applied for a
marriage license But they had for
gotten to bring the written consent
of the mother with them, for Miss
Gillick is only seventeen years Of
age, This was arranged by getting
her consent over the phone. Judge
Rust performed the ceremony after
which they returned to Volcano.