Amador ledger., 1909-02-26

III. y. j.. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office In Kay's building, Main
street. Hours from 8 a. m. till p.
m. Telephone, Black 1868.
The city authorities have had a
force employed the past week In
scraping off the mud from Main
street, and hauling the same away.
1t is evident from experience that no
rock material will stand for any
length of time, where the traffic is
heavy, without grinding up into mud
in winter and dust in summer. Only
last spring this street was coated
with coating of rock and gravel.
To-day it is about in the same fix as
before the material was put on.
Another dressing will be necessary to
I'll up the holes, only to be worn off
again in the course of few months.
1t is about time to consider the Ques-
tion of applying some material of a
more enduring character than rock to
Main street, even though the first
cost may be much greater. 1t would
be money saved in the end. We have
spent enough money on Main street
in the past half dozen years to have
coated it according to up-to-date
methods, with the result that we
have made no progress worth speak
ing of.
Mr. Rainsford. superintendent of
the Argonaut mine, returned Satur
day evening from short visit to
San tanclsoo on business connected
with the mine.
Lewis Love, who is employed in
the commissary department of the
Southern Pacific Company in the
Flood building, San Francisco, came
up Friday on visit to his mother.
He left again for the city on Monday
morning,
Miss Kate DrIscoll, who is teaching
school at Lodi, came up on a visit to
the folks on Saturday, and returned
M Monday.
Joseph Mori, his daughter Mary
and son, Charley, came up from
Stockton Saturday. to attend the
wedding of Miss Lille DavaIIe,
which took place Sunday. They de-
parted for their home in Stockton
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Craze left Tuesday for
San francisco, where she is employed
IN the millinery business.
l.. Glavinovich is packing up the
balance of his stock, preparatory to
vacating the store at an early date
lie expects to be all through next
week. The goods are being shipped
to the city for disposal.
Mrs Voorhies of the National hotel
gave one OF her teas to about twenty
five invited guests on Tuesday after
noon. The affair WAS held in her art
studio in the rear of the hotel. All
who attended had an enjoyable time.
Mrs Bernou, a sister of Mrs Lin
tillac, also her daughter and neice,
came up from San Francisco on We'd
nesday evening, and went on to the
Liutiliac ranch the same evening.
They will remain for a few days, or
until the critical period IN Mrs Lin.
tillao's case has passed.
The members of the social and
athletic club have been around to
secure subscriptions for the coming
baseball season. There is no question
the weekly meets on the diamond
helps the business community, il
they are not source Of profit to the
club. We presume it will depend
upon the encouragement received
whether the baseball games Will be a
feature OF the coming summer months.
Aaron We'll, the old timer of Anna
dor City, was visitor in jackson
yesterday. lie has been a resident OF
City, for torty-three years.
lie started store there in 1866, and
for many years had monopoly of
the general merchandise business.
lie retired from storekeeping over
ten years ago, but says he is doing
business in dIeamland yet.
Walter X. Miller of Sacramento,
and Norma f. Miller of Volcano,
county, arrived on the noon
train last Tuesday and proceeded to
interview county clerk Atwood, after
which Justice Spencer unitedsthem in
- Plaoerville Democrat.