Amador ledger., 1909-05-28

California Postcard Views, in
colors. Over 3oO0 subjects compris-
ing Yosemite Valley, Lake Tahoe,
Shasta and places of interest through
out the state. 25-no two alike %
cents, W. Fred Gentle, 22l2 Sutter
ST. San Francisco.
Sigmund Deutsch, an expert tailor
from Stockton, has concluded to
locate in jackson. He was here M Mou =
day and Tuesday last, and has rented
the rooms in Webb building formerly
occupied by Mrs Delahide for her
millinery business. lie left for
San Francisco on Wednesday, and ex
poets to he back this evening, i'm
mediately start up business. lie
comes as first class tradesmsn in his
line, and is prepared to guarantee
his work in every respect.
Treasurer q. A. GIitton was pIeven-
ed by illness from attending his office
most of last week. lie had severe
attack of grippe. On Monday he had
sufficiently recovered to be able to
appear at the office. The effort was
too much for his enfeeb bled health,
and Tuesday he was compelled to re-
main home to recuperate.
Indian Mary, the oldest squaw in
the camp at Pine Grove, died there
the beginning of last week. The
H,,.,i tot nt
teIy to miles north east of Jackson.
NenrIy all the other natives took up
theiv abode temporarily at the indian
reservation, under the superstitious
fear to return to the camp Immedi.
ately after the death.
William Moon, the pioneer. who
lives on the Volcano road two miles
from jackson, is very critically ill,
and seems to be slowly getting worse.
Mrs Il. Il. Trlpp from Douglas.
Alaska, is on a visit TO her mother,
Mrs Wallace Kay. panied by
her two children. They arrived on
Wednesday, and will spend several
weeks here.
Mrs Zanders came mp from Oakland
on Wednesday, called hlther on ac-
count of the critical illness of her
father. VIM. Moon. Ia company with
Mrs S. Harris, a niece OF the sick
man. she went on to the Moon ranch
the same evening MI Moon is not
expected to survive more than a few
days.
An Austrian at the Argonaut was
severely cut by rock one day last
week, and Is under treatmen of DR..
Sprague.
George g. LEMON of Lodi, came
up Wednesday, to attend the funeral
of d. A. Patterson, whom he had
known from early childhood.
Miss Violet Love CD Tuesday
severely cut her hand BY q Broken
bottle. The services of DR.. Endicott
we're required to dress the wound.
DR.. Spragqe was called to treat Mr.
Andriosovioh, of the firm of Wood
worth and Andriesovich. tlacksmiths,
near the broadway bridge, the other
day. The first finger of the LETT
hand was struck with the hammer,
knocking off the nail, and infiioting
painful wound.
Chris Curilich, who has worked in
the mines of this county for thirty
years, and who was employed in the
Argonaut up to the time of the strike
three weeks ago, lett Wednesday
morning for his native land, Austria.
lie is uncertain whether he Will stay
there.
George Pres, an inmate of the
Preston School, applied before
Judge Wood for writ of habeas
corpus, alleging that he was unlaw-
fully restrained OF his liberty. He
was committed by the superior court
of Santa barbara county. The judge
refused to issue the writ.
We acknowledge receipt of mess
of brook trout from Il. Lamb, who
captured IA in one OF the streams
above Iabeau lake last Sunday.
Rent will be charged on idle meters,
aud after 60 days they will be removed
without notice. b. E. Letang.
Read our big clubbing offer with
Bulletin in advertising columns.
Card of Thanks.