Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Charleston ar
rived from Seattle, Sunday. Mrs.
Charleston was formerly Miss Chris
tina Riokett, resident Of this city
for many years, and where she still
owns property in the residence known
as the Hoffman place. They are here
on a visit OF two weeks, the guest of
a. Rickett, brother of Mrs. Charles
ton.
An Lem. chinIman. who has been
an inmate Of the county hospital for
the past four years, died i'll that
institution on Sunday last, after a
long sicknss. For the past seven
months he had been crazy and re-
quired almost constant watching.
he remains were buried in the city
cemetery on M onday.
FW Rusher is moving into his new
premises, the Marelia corner, next
door to his old stand. He expects
to get fairly established and arranged
in his new quarters within the next
few days. The vacated premises will
he at once thoroughly overhauied,
with a new front, new floor and other
improvements, preparatory to being
occupied by the Red Front dry
goods store.
w. q. Hoss found his watch that
was advertised IN these columns. lie
dropped it iu the blacksmith shop at
New York Ranch, and it was picked up
three or tour days afterwards by some
person who happened to drop in.
Mrs Martha VOORHEES, returned home
Tuesday, after a weeks visit to
Stockton, and other places.
Carpenters have been fixing up that
portion of the Webb building former
ly occupied as a shoe store, prepare
tory to its being occupied for an
office by the Argonaut Mining Com
pany The company has taken
lease of the premises for term of
years, and will move therein as soon
as the necessary changes ale made.
The old quarters we're too small.
Mrs MINIS and Mrs Bolitho will
have charge of the ladies' exchange
tomorrow afternoon. They will have
for sale cakes, pasties, saffron buns,
etc. Call on them for what you need
in their line, you Will find them at
Mr. Myer's store, Saturday afternoon.
The Salvation Army will close their
meetings in jackson this evening.
General Miles, one of the prominent
officials of the organization, was not
present at the services last evening,
as had been previously annccnced.
Mr. and Mrs John Libbey left Tues
day morning for Grass Valley, Nevada
county, for a short visit with re-
latives, and for change, as Mr. Lib
hey has been somewhat indisposed
lately.
We are indebted to ssemblyman
Moore for copies of daily history nf
senate and assembly for the thirty
eighth session of the state legis-
lature, just closed, being valuable
synopsis of proceedings of the law
making body.
The slimness Of our news columns
this week is caused by the pressure
upon our advertising space, on ao-
NJ hn N fai to
take place April Ind and 3rd. This
event promises big attraction in the
amusement line, as we'll as bargains
in every line of trade. Amador
Central railroad has joined with
other roads in granting one and
third rate for the round trip on this
occasion. Return tickets good until
April 8.
Wanted. a solicitor to take orders
in the tailoring business for clothing
to order. Apply to Vim. Ross, the
tailor, jackson.
John Peek, who was so severely
hurt three weeks ago by being run
over by the baggage wagon at Martell,
is making rapid Roadway toward re.
coV@y. His injuries we're oompH-
Gated by an attack of pneumonia.
Nevertheless he has'so far recovered
that he lie able to sit up, and the
trained nurse. Miss lBlakeiey,,@ left on
Tuesday this condition no longer r..
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the services" Of"A tfaihsd
nurse.