Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-05
N. L. Smith Notary Pnhlic and

George Raymond, who is Interested
in the nickelodeon started in Angels
last week under the management of
Frank Hewitt and A. Crabtree, went
over to that camp last Saturday, and
returned Monday morning. lie says
the place of amusement is now IN
fair running shape; but the patron
age is not as good as in jackson.
Angels, from its location and sur
roundings, is not favorable place to
navigate around after nightfall
Young Steve Angove is now the
driver Of Mrs Folger's express wagon,
vice LEMON, resigned.
! The Jackson school will close for
the term this afternoon; also Suffer
Greek, and one or two other districts.
All the schools of the county will
then be closed for the summer vaoa-
tion. The selection of teachers usual
ly takes place at the July meeting of
the trustees In each district There
is no probability of shortage of
applicants this year.
Miss Lila Fuller left Monday morn
ing for British Columbia, where she
will stay with her sister in the future.
DIR. Wilson. who went to the Yose-
mite as delegate of the Native Sons,
returned Monday. DIR. Wilson is
president of the local parlor.
Not a few of Jackson's young
people went to Pine Grove last Satur-
day evening to attend the dance given
by X. +. Walker. Joe Ratio of Jack
son, acted as the floor manager.
There were nearly 100 persons sat
down to supper in the hotel. And
everyone seemed perfectly satisfied
with the arrangements in every
respect and hoped that another
similar event would be given in the
near future.
Miss Maud Fortner of lone, has
been visiting with the family of r.. V.
Ium biel for the past week.
Alfred Goldner and wife, who have
been occupying the dwelling house
on broadway belonging to g. M.
Meek, next to the blacksmith shop.
for the past 10 years, will move i'll
few days into the premises owned by
q. M, Kelly. on the corner of Court
and Church street. Mr. Meek has
notified the occupants that he wants
the place for himself. lie was re-
Gently burned out, aud hence the
notice TO quit.
a. Nj. Hambric, who was arrested
Oh charge of assault, committed on
James Mortimer in a saloon IN Jack
son last Friday morning, pleaded
guilty before recorder Thompson on
Monday, and was fined 49, which he
paid. The assault grew out of a mis-
Interpretation of a story that Morti-
mer was telling, and WIS entirely
unexpected. The assaiiant expressed
his sorrow at the occurance immedi-
ately after. Mortimer, however, has
carried a bandage over his left eve,
and has had to have it treated by a
doctor.
Thomas Peek and wife came up
Sunday, to spend visit with re-
latiVes in this city.
The Amador Mills at lone are offer
ing mountain pine lumber at $40 per
M; Oregon pine at So per M. Any
one wanting lumber will do we'll to
call on them as the stock will not last
long. Amador Mills.
George Snyder, who has heen stay
ing with his nephew, Chris Meiss,
for the past coupe of weeks was taken
to the Goodman sanitarIum in
Sutter Creek Monday for the3treat-
mont of stomach trouble.
Carl q. Jensen, the optioian, has |
sent word that he will be in jackson
about the tenth of this month, and |
will be located while here at j. II.
Langhorst's jewelry store. lie will
be glad to wait upon all of his old
customers and any who might need
their eyes attended to.
Lost-On Sunday last between
Mares hotel and jackson brewery, a
ladies' plaiu round gold brooch.
Finder will he suitably rewarded by
leaving same at Ledger office,
Mrs Thomas Nunan and Miss Helene
Rbobsou arrived from San francisco
the tlrst of the week TO visit with
their. friend, Miss Hilda Clough.
lhaV aXDaet IN Ipave IN Mondav for |