Amador ledger., 1908-11-20

San francisco offers great oppor-
tunities. Prepare for them BIZ taking
course in the San Francisco Bust
ness College, 1873 Fillmore St., S. f..
A dance Will be given tomorrow
evening at the Ginnuini ranch near
Clinton. Everything has been done
to insure an enjoyable time for all
who attend. Good music Will be pro-
vided, and chicken raviola supper.
Frank Eudey came up from the city
Sunday evening. and went over Tues
day to the Fremont mine, where he
will probably stay for some time.
Ernest Lemin returned home from
San francisco Monday evening, and
intends to remain, and seek employ
ment here. The Industrial situation
in tie city is very much overdone.
half dozen men after every Job that
offers, Amador county is said to he
dull, but it is not as difficult to find
employment here as ia the large
cities. So a mum Der OF former resi-
dents are drifting back here.
The applications for naturalization
OF Frank Benedltto and Frank Milo
slavich, which were set for hearing
on November IA, in the superior
court, had to 6e continued, owing to
the illness of Judge Rust. The
United States attorney usually comes
up to take baud in naturalization
hear ing. hut in these cases that
official had previously notified the
court that he would be unable to be
present.
Charley Reynolds, the Water street
treatment for hernia at the hospital
was discharged from that institution
Monday, cured. He is at his old
stand again.
James W. Wilson an aged INDECENT
of lone, 10 years old, was admitted to
the hospital this week.
Cypriano MaIlle paid patient
from Calaveras county. who has been
under. treatment at the county hos
pital for forty days for typhoid fever.
left Wednesday for his home at Jesus
Maria.
A marriage license was issued on
the 18th Instant to William j. Rowse
and Nellie e. Jones, both of Amgdor
City.
VIM. Tam went to San Francisco.
on Saturday On business trip.
Frank Thomson, who has been
running the blacksmith shop at Vol
cano for the past six months, left this
week for Arizona. where he has Sc
cured lucrative position. lie says
he found, after a thorou trial, that
there was not sufficient business trI-
butary to Volcano to enable him to
make living for himself and family.
The shop is now closed. The nearest
blacksmith shop to Volcano is at
Pine Grove. Mrs Thomson lett for
San Francisco a few days before, aud
will join her hg?baod in ArlZQup as
son as he gets settled in his new
location.
John'l. Driscoll, and inspector en-
ployed in the pos. office department,
was in jackson yesterday, .investigat
ing some complaint that had been
made to the authorities in regard TO
certain mining operations in Gala
vcIas county.
Rumors are current that the scheme
to purchase the Volcano tuwn site for
storage reservoir has heen revived.
This matter has been mooted for
many years. aud whether anything
practical will result from it is pro-
blematical.
We are pleased to state that the
pistol lost by Web Smith, superin
tendent of the Kennedy, and adver-
tised for through the columns of the
Ledger, was returned to the owner
two or three days after the first ap-
pearance of the published notice.
Mrs Donovan, who lives on Broad
way, is suffering from an attack of
scarlet fever, making two cases of
this disease in town.
Edward Muldoon, sou of Matt Null
doou, while out hunting last Sunday,
was shot in the lleshy part of the heel
by the accidental discharge of his
gun, The only effect of the injury is
to cause him to limp a little for IA few
days.