Amador ledger., 1909-08-06
Married In Sacramento.

HAdA EOu HH OdOl AnlO
John S. Davis and Miss Alice II.
Gartlin we're married at tho Catholic
Cathedral in Sacramento, 10y Rev,
Father Ryan, on Wednesday evening
August 4th. They started from the
city the same evening for a week g
stay at Lake Tahoe and other points,
after which they will returnsto aAma
dor county, and make their home at
Amador City.
The wedding of this couple calls
for more than passing notice. IT.
is the outcome of several years of
acquaintance. Both patr1es are
prominent. The groom is son of
j. j. Davis, of Shenandoah Valley,
one of Amador cuunty's pioneers.
lie is proprietor of the blacksmith
promptness and thorough workman
ship he has built up a thriving trade
in his line. He was appointed a
deputy sheriff, at the request of the
citizens, during the recent labor
trouble over the 8 hour law. BY
his firm stand in the enforcement of
law the trouble was tided over with
out the least disturbance.
The bride has been teacher in the
public schools of this county for
many years, and one of the best in
structors of the young, the county
has ever had. She retired from this
service last year. She has been
member of the county board of
education for nine years, and is at
the present time president of the
board, a position1which she is en-
mently qualified to fill by natural en-
dowments and educational attain
ments.
The Ledger Joins with the host of
friends of the contracting parties in
congratulating the happy pair upon
their union and wishes them a long
and prosperous married llre.
Piano Tor sale, little used, cash
$40 sells for $50. Piano experts say
good as new. Iuquire Ledger Office.
i9 I'm.
DR.. j. ID. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office III Kay's building, Main
street. Hours from a. IN. till p.
p. m Telephone, Black 1868.
Lewis Love, who is employed in
the commissary department of the
Southern Pacific Company in San
Francisco, cane up on vacation and
TO visit his folks, accompanied by
his friend K. p. Reid of tho Citv. On
Sunday morning they started for a
brief stay at Kirkwood's, in Alpine
county. Mrs l.. French and Miss
Emma Cassineli, and the two above
named COMPOSING the party.
MRS Ii. L. Trip and three children,
who have been visiting Mrs Wallace
Kay for several weeks. left Monday
morning for SauFrancisco, eur QUITE for
Juneau, Alaska where Mr. IIipp
holds Responsible position with a
prominent mining company. He is at
present in the east for the purpose
OF interesting capitalists in some
likely mining properties in Alaska
aud Will return to juneau IN Septem-
ber.
j. I'll. Morris, prominent
mining man of Placer county, was
in Jackson over IA week ago, for the
purpose of looking over the South
Extension OF Kennedy, commonly
known as the Muldoon mine. He
spoke very hihgly of the mineral re
sources of this section.
q, l.. Severy, who has been as
slstaut at the Argonaut for some
months, has accepted tlattering offer
from mining company in Chile, and
will leave for that country in short
time. Jos. PHELPS, who is head "a
assayer, Will take a vacation for
few days before Mr. Severy leaves, and
will take a trip to Pacific Grove.
Memo corsets at Dornan's.
The auto stage line of Sacramento
resumed it's regular trips on Tuesday
morning. The broken axle WAS re-
paired at Garbarinis machine shop,
The county health officer made his
July report to the supervisors setting
forth that there were no contagious
diseases reported to him during the
month.
Rent will be charged on idle meters,
and after go days they will be removed
without notice. B. b. Letang. !