Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-01-29

Or. j. d. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office III Kay's building, Main
street. Hours from 9 a. m. till p.
m. Telephone, Black 1868.
Judge Wood lett Sunday morning
for Alamo, Contra Costa county, his
former home. He is expected to re-
turn the latter part of this week, ana
will bring his family with him. That
was the object of his trip, to arrange
for leaving that county. and to accom-
pany his wife and son hither. They
have rented a portion of the Newman
residence, near the court house, and
will make their home there for the
present.
jackson has done remarkably we'll
in the way of contributions to the
relief fund for the earthquake suffer-
ers in Italy. No town of this size in
this section has done anything like
as we'll. And indeed Amador county
has made record in this respect.
The fund is not closed yet. so that
the total amount cannot be given.
Contributions from the employees of
some of the mines are yet tC be re-
cieved.
w. Ross and wife have moved from
the Mason dwelling into the rooms of
Henry We'll in the rear of the Louvre
restaurant.
District attorney Vicini was a
visitor in Sacramento several days the
past week. He returned Tuesday
evening.
At the machine shop of GarbarIni
Bros. they are working on tie con-
tract of the manufacture of the boxes
for bottled beer for John Strohm.
They have 300 of these boxes to make,
and it is big job, one that We
understand was never before under
taken III this county on anything like
the scale They have finished sides
and ends for over 100 boxes, and are at
standstill for lumber. That HON g
industry can compete with outside
firms in the manufacture of these
boxes is quite an advertisement for
this county The claim is that the
boxes are not only equal in workman
ship and material to the imported
article. but also are cheaper, while
at the same time leaving a fair margin
of profit for the maker.
Chris CuriIich an old time miner,
employed at the Argonant, had the
third finger of his right hand broken
by being struck with a rock on We'd
nesday morning, requiring a lay off
of few weeks.
family named Williams arrived
direct from New York on Monday
evening. The mem bers are man and
wife and one child. They have taken
up their permanent residence here.
and have rented dwelling belonging
to Jos. d. Mason on Center street.
Mr. Williams is an engineer, and will
find employment in one of the mines.
Peter Savich. who kept boarding
house on the Hamilton tract has sold
out, and left for other fields last Sun
day.
A man named A. Trabucco came
over from MokeIumne Hill Sunday,
to consult DR.. Endicott about a
swelling in his arm. The mem Der
has swollen to double its normal size.
He has been here under treatment
for several days. lie is a vegetable
peddler by occupation.
LOSr-De 10Th from Volcano
stage. between jackson and Volcano,
one straw hamper belonging to Maude
j. Mckenzie containing clothing. one
nugget pin and school books, name
being IN some of the books. Finder
will return same to Volcano Stage
Co., and receive suitable reward.
VIM. j. McGee will return from the
city Sunday. and will be at his office
here all of next week.
W. W. Plummer, former resident
of this county, came from Roseville
Wednesday, and is spending few
days among his oldrtime acquaint-
ances IN this city.
Demolli, the labor agltator on
socialistie lines, who was here some
three years ago, and caused some
criticism on account OF his views,
arrived in Amador county, after
prolonged absence. Wednesday night.
He has been operating of late In the
northern part of the state.
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