Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-06-26

anu Chu EIdhClscO nnnuay morning,
on business connected with the affairs
of the Suffer Greek bank. 1t is
understood that the prospect of get
ting the affairs out of the receiver s
hands, and into the hands of the
assignee of the depositors, is waning.
The depositors begin to realize this
themselves, and doubts are entertain
cd whether the arrangement at one
time contemplated would really be
for their interest.
j. L. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-Oftice, black
444: residence. Black 1874; jackson.
At the social given last Thursday
evening by the Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist church the receipts tor the
evening amounted to Sll295, while
the expenses were 49, 50, leaving a
balance of 1913, which amount Will be
used for the benefit of the church.
Several articles, such as children s
wearing apparel, we're left over; they
have been placed in the hands of Mrs
q. W. Brown for disposal.
K. s. RainsfOrd, superintendent of
the Argonaut mine, and W. f. Detert,
OF the leila mine, went to San Fran
cisco Wednesday on business, and
will pro badly return tomorrow.
Joseph Glukfeld, of the Red Front
store, was passenger Wednesday
morning for San Francisco, where he
will spend a couple of days on busi-
ness matters.
V. Maroyich, who recently came
from San Francisco, has opened a
shoemaking shop in L.. Radovich s
saloon at the Main street bridge.
aud is prepared to do all kinds of
shoe repairing and making, cheaper
than any one else in that line.
Fred LEMON was to have taken his
nephew, Berthal LEMON, to the
Masonic home at Decoto the first part
of Che week, but he received word
not to come for few days, that
there had been case of scarlet fever
in the ward IN which the boy would
have to stay. 1t will doubtless be
some days before they notify him that
it will be safe to bring the boy.
Mss Ida Podesta left Wednesday
morning for San Francisco on a visit
to her sister.
Mrs ii. Lean and three children
were passengers on the outgoing stage
Wednesday morning.
Mrs L.. VogeII lett Monday for
Eur eka, Humbolt county, to visit for
a month or more with relatives.
Mrs g. E. Oliver and children went
to Sacramento Wednesday, where she
will! stay for a couple of weeks visit
ing with her mother.
Early tuesday morning Charles
Calvin was on his way from Pine
Grove to Jackson. When near the
old Wiley place he saw three deer
jump out from an alfalfa patch into
the roadway. 1t was about five
o'clock.
W. ii. Pettis, engaged in the loan
ing and Investment business, has
been here for several days from Oak
land. The tightness of the money
market around San Francisco has led
the large enterprises on the lookout
for money to seek it in the country,
where there is more idle money than
in the big cities.
Theodore Croker returned Wednes-
day evening from Wonder, New,
after being away less than a month.
He reports everything very quiet
around the mining camps of Nevada.
The mines are cutting down the mum
Der of employees, and many running
full blast year ago are now idle.
The boom has dropped out of the
business for the time being.
Kirkwoods cattle that left for the
mountain ranges in the vicinity of
Silver lake, were delayed a few days
on the way up. They got into
storm of rain with some snow above
Hams station. 1t was reported in
town that they were unable to get
through on account of the heavy
snow. This, however, was exaggera-
tion. After resting day or two,
which was arranged before hand, they
went on without any trouble to their
own range in Alpine county.
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