Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-04-02

DR.. j. d. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office IN kay's building, Main
street. Hours from "a. m. till p.
p. m Telephone, Black 1863.
Wanted-A gentle, quiet working
horse, must work double or single.
Apply at the Ledger printing office,
or Box 2S7, Jackson.
Monday morning the residents of
Jackson we're surprised to find every
thing outside covered with a mantle
of snow. The fleecy covering fell
through the night to the extent of a
couple of inches. 1t all disappeared.
however. before ten O'Clock.
Mr. Rainsford, superintendent of
the Argonaut mine, lett for San
Francisco Monday on business in
relation to the mine.
VIM. j. MCGEE will return from
San Francisco at the end of the week,
and be at his office here all of next
week.
George +. Burwell, who spent his
boyhood days in jackson in early
times, arrived from Fresno Sunday
evening, accompanied by his eldest
daughter. Miss Burwell, for a short
visit among his old time acquaint-
ances. He left here about thirty
years ago, and finds but few of his
schoolmates left. He is in the
bakery business in Fresno, and the
extent of his trade may be gathered
from the fact that he keeps some
twelve or thirteen employees. He has
prospered in business, and enjoys
good health. He and his daughter
took pleasure Jaunt to the top of
Butte Mountain Tuesday.
K. W. Scott and wife returned from
Sacramento Friday evening. Mr.
Scott was employed in the state
printing Office as composition during
the session of the Legislature. He has
resumed his position as job printer
in the Dispatch office.
Rent will be charged on idle meters,
and after 60 days they will be remov-
ed without notice. b. Il. Letang.
The committee of arrangements
having IN charge the preparations for
the forthcoming Italian picnic on
the first Sunday in June have award
ed the furnishing of the music for
the occasion to the Jackson Military
band, and for the dance music to the
Davenport orchestra, these being the
lowest bidders. The preparations for
this big event are progressing favor
ably.
The Rev. e. U. Brun, who has
suffered from an attack of pneu-
monia, is out of danger, and able to
sit up. lie will not be able to hold
service next Sunday, however.
1t Is reported that there is one case
of scarlet fever in town. The patient
is child in the family of Il. j.
Burrow.
Judge Wood has commenced to
move from the residence of M. New
man into the residence of the late
Judge Rust on Broadway, which he
has purchased as a permanent home.
Frank Cademartori left for San
Francisco Wednesday morning for a
short visit. Mrs Cademartori has
been in the city under medical treat
meDt for several weeks, and both
will return home together in a few
days.
Election for school trustees will be
held in all school districts to-day.
In Jackson district one trustee is to
be elected, in the place of q. Kirk
wood, whose term expired. We have
not heard of prospective candidates,
Or whether or not he is candidate
for reelection.
Mrs q. W. Brown and Mrs X.
Mounter will have charge of the
Ladies Exchange this week at
Rusher's Drug store, on Saturday
afternoon. The ladies will have for
sale cakes and other delicacies. Call
on them for what you need in their
line.
A marriage license was issued
March 3lst to BERTHE G.. Smith, aged
26, and Sadie Glenn, aged -, both
of Defender. On April lst, license
was Issued to Max o. Conger, aged
" and Agnes Winter, aged 26, both
OF lone.
Max Ladar, formerly in the tailor
ing business here, arrived last even
ing from San FranoiscO, and is think