Amador ledger., 1909-03-12

DT. j. ID. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office In Kay's building, Main
street. Hours from 9 a. m. till 5 p.
m. Telephone, Black 1868.
Tomorrow afternoon the ladies'
aid society of the Methodist church
will have for sale cakes and other de-
licacies at Mr. Myers store. Call OIL
them for what you need in their line.
FOR SALE. - Household furniture,
consisting OF parlor, bedroom and
kitchen furniture; will be sold cheap,
on account of leaving. Apply on the
premises to Mrs M. Newman, Court
street, jackson.
George Flumer has been confined to
his bed for several days with an
attack of malarlal fever.
tuesday was one OF the most dis
agreeable days experienced for long
time. Notwithstanding the bright
sunshine, it was cold day, "a strong
wind blowing, which raised the dust
and made it extremely unpleasant to
| Uo OuJ VI uUOrS.
Wanted man to solicit orders, one
who can talk Italian and English.
and Iead and w1lte those languages.
Will pay good salary to right man.
Apply to VIM. Ross, Tailor, jackson.
A son was born at the Indian camp
at SottsvilIe on Thursday, March 4 =
inauguration day, to Indian Jack
and wife. They propose to name the
infant native son William Taft.
George Courtright has rented his
ranch, and. expects to go to Saora-
mento shortly to engage in the re-
staurant business. Mrs Courtright
has been in the capital city for the
past month, and has started IN bust
ness.
Last Saturday the charge of grand
larceny against Mrs Mary Ross,
accused of stealing a deed of certain
lots in Stockton from the residence
of J. ID. Mason in this city. was dis
missed. on motion of the district at
| toIney, the prosecution admitting
that the evidence in its possession
was insufficient. 1t is currently re-
ported that Mrs Ross decided back the
lots to Mason, and .therenpon the
criminal charge was Withdrawn. VIM.
Ross, the husband, has commenced
suit for damages against Mason for
$3.50. damages for false and malicious
arrest and Imprisonment growing out
of the same alleged larceny OF deed.
The city clerk has just received
direct from the east filing case. for
the proper segregation of official
documents. The case cost $40, and
is quite an ornament as we'll as a
necessary adjunct of the city govern
ment. 1t is ample for the purposes of
the city for dozen years or more.
Mrs Cora Raines, came up from
Lodi Wednesday on a visit to her
parent, Mr. and Mrs q. WriggIes-
worth.
Miss Oda GinoGchio, VINO has been
in the city under treatment for i'm
paired hearing, returned home Wed
nesday.
Rev. Sebastian Dabovich, of the
Orthodox Greek church came up from
the city Wednesday on business re-
lating to the local church.
Mr. and Mrs James came up from
Sacramento Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs Bess, who was sister
OF Mr. James. Mrs James, sister
in law, arrived from san Jose on the
same sad mission. Her husband,
brother OF deceased, met With an acci-
dent some weeks ago by falling from
a scatfnlding, Injuring his back so
that paralysis ensued, so that he was
unable to attend.
A division of the Salvation Army
arrived in jackson Wednesday, and
the same evening held services in the
M. h. church. There are four male
and two female members, and follow
ing their usual custom they first
conducted short services on the bnsi-
ness street, before repairing to the
church.
a dispatch was received this morn
ing that Charles II. Fuller, an old
resident of Scottsville. died in Los
Angeles yesterday. lie was 6S years
old, and went to the southern part
of the state some months ago for his
health. The remains will be brought
here for interment.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been