Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-31
c. Boglsich, foot OF Broadway
Fresh Fish every Thursday. mol.

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Nearly all the storekeepers report a
lively Christmas trade this year, which
is a sure indication of general pros
perity Indeed, it could be hardly
otherwise, with about everybody at work
that wants employment.
J. F. Hutchinson, ain official of the
Western Federation, was in Jackson one
day last week, arriving here from
Angels Camp. He left again the follow
ing morning. His visit here had no
special significance. He fell into dis
favor here with MANY OF the miners by
his action during and subsequent to the
trouble arising over the eight hour law,
and the incipient strike which he engi
neered to its downfall.
Fresh oysters cocktails on hand at the
Acme Candy Parlor.
Among the gambling fraternity a
flutter of excitement was caused in the
early part Of the week by the alleged
disappearance of sack of gold coin,
amounting to the sum of $780, After
closing the game for the night, it was
customary to put the bank roll in sack
gold in small sack and silver in
la ger sack, with the sack containing the
gold deposited in the big sack, and the
sack tied up and handed to the proprie-
tor, and by him placed in the safe. 1t
is claimed on one side that this course
was pursued on the night in question.
The following light when tho denlSr-
came to open up the game, tine sack of
money was handed out as usual, but on
opening it the silver was all that was
found therein; the sack Of gold was
missing No one seems to have seen
the swag intact placed in the safe. No
legal steps have been taken in the
matter, and the game opened up as
usual the following night.
LOST.-Sunday night, on Main
street,a black spaniel dog, six months.
Finder will be rewarded on bringing
same to L. Gluckfelt, at Myers dry
goods store.
Mrs DR.. Gall left yesterday morning
for the city, for a short visit.
Mrs Case, wife of the new Wells
Fargo agent, arrived from Stockton
Wednesday, and will make their perma-
nent home here.
Clarence Greenwood, who spent his
boyhood DAYS in Amador county, and
principally in Jackson and vicinity, is
here on a visit from Oroylle, where he
is engaged upon one of the dredgers
operating in that section.
II is now believed that Wallace Mar
tin, secretary of The state miners union
affiliated with The Western Federation,
deliberately laid his plans to disappear
He took the records OF the union with
him when he left Grass Valley, and this
fact will cause much trouble in getting
the financial affairs straig htened out.
Alter visiting Jackson, he went to
Sacrs mento, and it is said purchased
overC oat, suit case end other articles as
though contemplating long trip. Some
are disposed to think he has gone TO
Australia. The theory that he met with
oul play IS generally discarded.
TIE whole OF the real property belong
ing to the Bright estate is offered for
sale in another column. Bids will he |
received for the whole or any parcel |
thereof. The property includes the |
Bright quartz mine, which is considered |
by those posted to be claim of great
promise.
George Wrigglesworth has received |
from the Women of Woodaraft organi-
cation the sum OF $500, the amount for
which his deceased wife was insured in
that order, This is a prompt settlement
of the policy, and indicates sound
financial basis for this benevolent or
der.
Rev, Sebastian Daboyich came up
from San Francisco Wednesday, called
here to conduct the burial services Of
John Lepaya who was identified with
the Greek church.
Hale Mace was in Jackson Wednes-
day. He is enjoying his annual yaca-
tion OF two weeks, which is allowed the
officials connected with the u. S, forest
service. He is stationed in MADEIRA
county which is a part OF the Yosemite
forest reserve. J.