Amador ledger., 1908-09-11

Rev. J.. II. Nicholas and fam ily left
Wednesday morning for Pacific
Grove, to attend the annual confer
ence of the church, which will extend
into next week. They will return in
two weeks. lt is expected that the
pastor will be returned to this charge
for another year.
f. M. Far we'll, j. 2. Little and
others connected with jose GuIch
Mine near Butte mountain, came up
early this week, on business concern
ing that property.
W. Il. Mathews. principal stock
owner and president of the Argonaut
mine, arrived here last Friday even
ing, to look after his large interests
here. 1t is pleasing to report that
the underground developments re-
Gently have impaired very encourag-
ing outlook to this famous mine, and
that it bids fair to get on its old time
dividend paying basis IN the near
future.
Miss Postle, trained nurse, came up
from lone Valley early this week
under nursing engagement.
W. f.. Detert returned Sunday even
ing from visit to San Francisco.
The first rain of the season fell
Sunday afternoon. 1t was barely
sufficient to lay the. dust, however,
and measured O.2 of inch.
Miss Kate Driscoll left Saturday
preparatory to opening her school in
San Joaquin county Monday M morning.
Whitney Rust, son of Judge r. G..
Rust, returned home last week from
the northern part of the state, where
he had been employed for several
months during the high school Vaca-
tion. He was taken with an attack of
maIarial fever, and has been quite
ill since his return home. He is
under the care of Miss Winters, the
trained nurse from lone.
M. L.. Smith Notary Public and
III,
Telephone Black Alb.
Owing to a leaky boiler, which was
not detected until the time to start
on its trip to lone Wednesday morn
ing. the /. and E. train failed to
make the start from the depot All
passengers were taken to lone in
stages, two from Jackson, and one
from Sutter. The train. however,
came up from lone that evening on
time all right.
Thomas Love came up from San
Francisco Wednesday, on a brief visit
with his mother. lie expects to re-
turn to the city tomorrow.
There are three typhoid fever cases
under the charge of jackson physl-
clans. The illness Eof Whitney Rust
has developed into typhoid fever;
another case exists on the Hamilton
tract, the patient being Louis
Devecchio. Tie other patient is Mrs
a. Lucot, a resident OF Sutter hill.
Mrs j. W. Caldwell returned home
Tuesday evenIng after pleasant visit
of several weeks in San Francisco
and Oakland.
School superintendent W. ii. Green.
halgh will leave tomorrow morning
for Lake Tahoe. to attend the biennial
meeting of the state superintendents
association, which convones at Tahoe
Tavern on the l4th instant continuin ing
until the 10Th inclusive.
DR.. Call returned home last even
ing. Mrs Gall will remain IN San
Francisco for few days.
Wanted, at Ledger office. boy or
girl, about II, to learn printing bust
ness and reporting.
A stranger named O'Neil was put in
jail last evening for oreatingEa distur-
bance in the redllght district.
a warrant has been issued for
the arrest of Manuel Mello, threaten
ing language and disturbing the peace
while on "a spree yesterday.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county clerk for Mikola
Samarazich and Ljuba Dragolovich of
jackson; aud Ellsworth h. Huey of
Olota. TO Lillian Gregg of plymouth.
A big brush fire broke out this
afternoon as we 30 to press about
miles northeast of here Many have
oono ont to H0ht tha Hannaa