Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-12-25

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DR.. &. Ii. Gibbons, for a humble of
years practioing physician and sur
geon of this city. but now located at
College City, Colusa county, paid
flying visit to Jackson, arriving
Saturday evening and leaving the
next morning. He attended the in
stallation of the Eastern Star and
banquet on Saturday evening.
Miss Holser, who has been employ
ed as miIliner by Mrs DeIahide for
several months, left Sunday morning
for San Francisco.
Henry bradley, the shake and tim
Der dealer Of near Ham s station, de-
parted Sunday morning for the
valleys, intending to remain about
month. lie will visit Sonoma,
San Joaquin, and other counties on
business.
The finest stock OF jewelry. glass
ware, and novelties, suitable for holi-
day gifts, is to DO found at l..
Vogeli's.
On Friday and Saturday last the
| self-reg clustering thermometers of the
Ledger Office registered % degrees
above zero, the coolest this season.
In San Francisco and points around
the bay it has been the coolest spell
experienced in thirty years. The
coolest ever registered in jackson
within that time was Is above zero.
Three large three inch hydrants
we're broken by the severe frost OF
Saturday morning. The one on Nam
street in front of the Webb building
gave considerable trouble, squirting
out volume of water that washed
considerable gravel from the street.
These fire plugs are under the charge
of the city authorities. 10 replace
the broken fittings will involve an
expense Of about $50.
You will make no mistake by buy
ing your Christmas goods this year
from l.. Vogeli, the up-to-dat watch
maker and jeweIer.
Willis Hoss left Wednesday for
Hay wards, to spend the holidays with
relatives in that town.
Much difficulty has been encount-
cred during the continued cold snap
in keeping the Mclaughlin ditch
open. Men have been employed to
chop the ice TO insure the flow of
water. They have succeeded in main
tanning the flow although consider
ably reduced. They are preparing to
open up the Garibaldi gravel claim
on Boardman hill, which will require
quantity of water from this ditch.
A couple of peddlers were arrested
in jackson under the city ordinance
last week for selling without a
license. They we're fined $40 or ten
days in Jail. They served out the
time and we're liberated early thi4
week. They were peddling fake
jewelry, rings, studs, and so forth,
the cheapest kind of stuff. A suit
case full of such truck was found in
their possession. In lone another of
this class was detected in the same
business. He accosted Sheriff Gre
CORY to purchase some of his goods,
not knowing his official position.
The sheriff asked aim to show his
license. Thereat he became confused.
The sheriff then wanted to call con
stable Kelly, when the Illicit peddler
struck across lots tor the woods, and
was soon lost to sight.
Christmas services at st. Patrick's
church as follows: First mass at 8
O'Clock; second mass at ten clock;
missa cantata, augmented choir.
Lee Henry Kerfoot, collector for
the Pacific Telephone Company ID
jackson, aud Miss1 Erma Fay Du-
irene, daughter of j. Dufrene of
lone, were married in Sacramento
last Saturday. They will make their
home in jackson, having arranged to
occupy the residence of Mrs Fonten-
rose on Pitt street
Grace and Irene Folger have left
Vallejo and gone to Seattle, where
Grace is TO be married TO a young
man of that city on the first of the
year. Miss Irene intends to remain
near Seattle with her mother. Mrs
M. w. Folger, who has taken a small
tract of land for fruit TaiainQ.