Amador ledger., 1909-02-12

Or. j. ID. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office In kay's building, Main
street. Hours from 9 a. IN. till p.
m. Telephone, Black 1868.
1t is reported that parties from
Sonora have rented one of the
Mason houses fronting Broad way with
the intention of starting garage in
this city. 1he house has been rented
for residence purpose, the place of
business to be located elsewhere. Ii
is matter of surprise that this busi
ness opening has been neglected so
long. In Angels and many other towns
smaller than jackson profitable busi-
ness is done in this line. We see no
reason why it should not be profitable
here, at any rate during the summer
season. Of course, In winter the
conditionaot the roads preciudes this
mode of travel.
new line of waists just arrived at
The Red Front.
Mrs E. W. Kelly is packing up here
household goods preparatory to her
departure for Tuolumne county,
where her husband is employed.
George Green, millman at the
Argonaut, moved his family from the
Gwin mine this week, into the newly
erected dwelling house on the Hamil-
ton tract owned by V. Ratio.
Mrs Geo. l.. Thomas left Saturday
for Byron Springs, to try the baths
for rheumatism, from which she has
suffered lately. She expects to re-
main week or so.
Postmaster Duden has received one
thousand two cent stamps of the Lin
coin memorial issue. This stamp has
the portrait of Lincoln and the distin-
gushing words "1S09-Feb. 12-l909. {"
The stamps, while of course, they
may be used for postage. will princi-
pally be bought as souvenirs. In few
years they will no doubt be scarce,
and command a premium.
Charles Williams, who has been
working in the Kennedy mine for
several weeks, has been com PEELED to
quit on account of his health. He
left Thursday for Southern Cali
fornia. lie is suffering from a severe
cold, and weak lungs.
Mrs VOORHEES,, who has disposed of
the National hotel business, intends
to remain in jackson for some time
at least. She has class of pupils
in painting, in which art she is
quite an expert. She will probably
remain here until spring.
School superintendent Greenhalgh
has received pamphlets from the office
of the state superintendent contain
ing appropriate exercises for the
public schools in commentator of the
centenary of Lincoln's birth. The
event will be properly observed to-
day in all the schools of the county.
Rev. @. E. Winning of Grass
Valley, formerly pastor of the Metho-
dist church of this city, has created
considerable stir on the temperance
question, he church paper publish
cd an article on the application for
ealoon license in that city, and gave
the names of the signers to the ap-
plication. hence the breeze. The Rev.
Winning stated that the article Great
ed just the interest that it was in
tended to create, and promises an
other on the same subject in the next
issue.
Lawrence Keith, who operated the
moving picture show here for few
weeks. and who had the outfit stored
here, has disposed OF the complete
outfit to the man in the same line OF
business at Angeles Camp. lie came
over Sunday. and removed the outfit
to Angels on Monday.
L. ID. Calkins. formerly of the
Amador Record but now OF the Hay
ward Review, was in Sonora last
week, called hither on account OF the
illness of his son Donald, who was
threatened with typhoid fever.
Sheriff Gregory OH Thursday took
Chester Derning. convicted on his
own plead of guilty of burglary, in
entering the room of II. Bradley IN
the Globe hotel, and taking various
articles therefrom. to San Quentin,
to serve out his sentence of fourteen
months. The sheriff returned home
Sunday.
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