Amador ledger., 1908-01-24


spending few days here visiting
Father Gleason, left for his home
last Friday.
William Hewitt, after a visit of one
week with his brother Frank, left
Tuesday morning for Sacramento,
where he will join his wife, who was
taken sick in Dallas, Texas. Mr.
Hewitt is engaged as an acrobat with
travelling show.
M. l.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court ST., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
z. Cassinelli has taken out his pro-
jecting show window, and made it
line with the brick wall of his store
building. Ibis is the first move to
comply with the city ordinance pass
ed at the last meeting of the trustees,
which gives property holders just two
weeks to remove these Constructions.
And everybody is asking, What sort
of law making is this? Men must be
intoxicated with authority to dream
of rushing matters in that style, in
the dead of winter. If they had given
two years instead of two weeks, to
remove these unsightlv windows, it
would have been far more reason
able.
VIM. j. Mctee's law office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of 18th and Market.
Tel. Market 10. N294t
A. CaminettI has been over in
Calaveras county this week engaged
in the criminal trial of G. Everett,
who is charged with felonious
assault committed at MokeIume Hill
some months ago. The case was com
menced in the superior court at San
Andreas last tuesday.
F.. M. Farwell superintendent of
the Jose Gulch mine, at Butte basin,
left Saturday, on visit to his family
in Oakland.
DR.. E. J.. Phillips office is at his
residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel
Mrs Rose S. Fiske, widow of DR..
H. Nj. Fiske, died in San Francisco
on January 20, aged 80 years and
month. Deceased was in early days a
resident of Suffer Creek, where he1
late husband was a medical practI-
tioner for many years. They left
that town about 40 years ago.
James Nettle returned Wednesday
evening after spending a month in
visiting friends in Grass Valley.
While working around her home
last Friday, Miss Dooley Sanguinetti
sprained the first joint of one of her
fingers, causing her considerable
pain.
Carl Kaufman has Just recovered
from a severe attack of erysipelas,
which broke out on his face.
Mrs b. O. Fisher returned We'd
nesday evening from Sonora, where
she had gone to be with Mrs VOORHEES,
during the illness of Mr. VOORHEES,.
She says that he is very much i'm
proved and is now out of immediate
danger. Harriet Fisher returned the
same day from Mokelumne Hill,
where she had gone to stay with her
grandmother while her mother was
away.
Miss Maude Miller who has been
employed at the National hotel for
some time, was taken down nearly
two weeks ago with malarial fever
and has been very i'll from it, the
doctor being in daily attendance.
Mrs Miller came up from lone the
first of the week, to be with her
daughter, while Miss Lottie Miller,
who has also been employed at the
hotel went home Thursday morning
to look after thing there during the
absence of her mother.
30 HuOoN was u"hph oh HOhudS
with severe attack of grippe, and
has been confined to his bed since.
A young Indian boy at the Indian
camp south of town has been very
low from pneumonia for the past
few days.
VIM. j, McGee wishes it known that
he will be- in his office tomorrow,
Saturday, and ready to attend to any
legal matters.