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

DR.. j. d. Fogarty, dentist, jack
son. Office IN Rays building, Main
street. Hours from 9 a. m. till p.
m. Telephone, Black 1868.
Vera Flumer was a passenger on the
outgoing stage yesterday morning, to
visit with relatives.
Amiel Marcucci and his brother
Angelo, left yesterday for Oakland,
with the intention of remaining.
Mrs Kate Delahide returned from
San Francisco early this week, hav-
ing bought complete line of MILL
merry for the spring and summer
trade.
James Mortimer has been working
at MarteIl station for the last few
days, in removing the lettering OF l.
u r. K. k. from the rolling stock of
the railroad, and placing instead the
name "Amador Central Railroad"
The ladies' aid society will have
cakes aud other delicaoies for sale at
Veia u Piccardos tomorrow after
noon, Mrs e, Williams and Mrs
Burlington will have charge. Call on
them and get what you need In their
line.
Miss Annie Peard, a cousin OF
Samuel Phear, arrived from Los
Angeles county two weeks ago, on a
visit to her relative, and for the
benefit of her health.
The Indian child born on Inaugural
ton day at the Scottville camp, and
which was named William Taft, after
the new president, died on Saturday
last, and was buried at the Indian
cemetary about two miles from jack
son, on the middle fork of Jackson
creek, on Sunday.
W. NJ Fuller and wife, also Ben
Fuller, arrived from Ramsey, New,
summoned home by the death of their
father, and to attend the funeral.
They reached here Saturday evening.
For Sale-Posts 615 feet at s7.5O per
hundred, on the ground Willis Hoss,
Defender.
w. W. Plummer of Roseville, is
visitor in jackson and vicinity. He
came up to do some repair work on
his ranch in the Camp Opra school
district.
Nathaniel Phillips, an old resident
of this county, died in the county
hospital on Monday last. He was adj
mitted to the county institution Oh
the 9th instant. He for many years
lived in the neighborhood of Pine
Grove, and came to Amador county
in 1869. He was a veteran of the civil
war, on the Union side, but never
applied tor pension on account OF
such service.
Mrs VOORHEES,, of the National
hotel, and her son Gilbert, were
passengers on the outgoing stage
Tuesday. bound for Stockton and
other points. Mrs VOORHEES, will re-
turn after few days, Gilbert, how
ever, expects to find employment
elsewhere.
Thomas Rowse, an old and respect
ed citizen of the northern portion OF
the county, died in plymouth on
Tuesday last, after long sickness OF
miners consumption. lie was a
mem Der OF Drytown lodge f. L A.
NJ, and the funeral under the aus
pices of the order we're held in Dry
town yesterday, many brother mem
bers attending from every part of the
county testify to the esteem in which
he was held in the community.
l.. Radovloh has purchased the An
thony residence on the Hamilton
tract. The purchase price, we are IN
formed, was $500. Inc Anthony
family Will move into the dwelling
house of Mrs Francis on broadway, in
the rear of the Francis home.
The furniture of Rev. E. U. Brun
is heing disposed of very rapidly.
The greater part of it has already
been spoken for,
M ISIS Norma Smith OF Amador
county, who has been studying vocal
music under Prof. Henley at Sacra-
mento, arrived fere Monday to visit
her aunt, Mrs q. A. Richardson. and
attend the Choral Concert. Ell
Dorado Republican.
Mrs Josephine Harvey was a passen-
ger this morning, on visit to Oak
land.
Mrs j. Mitchell left this morning
on visit with relatives in Sacra-
mento.
fine duck eggs for setting may be