Amador ledger., 1909-05-21

out the state. 25-no two alike %
cents, W. Fred Gentle, 22l2 Sutter
ST. San Francisco.
DR.. j. D. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office IN kay's building, Main
street. Hours from 9 a. m. till p.
p. m Telephone, Black 1863.
Postmaster F.. Duden, accompanied
by his bride. returned home Tuesday
evening. The pair we're cordially
greeted on the occasion by their
10 uany wishers.
Ranchers are busy harvesting
volunteer crops. The crop is much
better than the gloomy forbodIngs of
couple of weeks back predicted.
In some places it comes pretty we'll
up to the average.
Sidney Gerrans, who has been en-
ployed around the mines hereabouts,
left Saturday for the land of his
nativity, with the intention of re
naming there.
Mr. and Mrs Sinclair left Saturday
for Cripple Creek, Colorado, where
they formerly lived.
Mr. and Mrs Trenery departed
Saturday, bound for Orange county,
In the southern part of the state,
and intend to go into the fruit busi-
ness.
The Rev. e. U. Brun, rector of the
Episcopal church in Jackson for the
past year, left with has family, on
Saturday last for M innesota, where
he has accepted a call from a church.
The church here is left without a
resident pastor, hut arrangements
will bo made to hold services at
stated intervals, until regular
pastor can be secured.
Miss Rose Stasal left Sunday morn
iEg for San Francisco, to stay indie
tinitely. She expects to visit Seattle
and the Alaska Yukon exposition in
the near future
Mrs A bramofsky left Sunday morn.
Ing for San Francisco, on visit to
relatives.
q. b. Arditto, senior past presi-
dent of Amador Aerie No. l776,
Eraternal Odrer of Eag les, left Satur-
day to attend the state convention of
that order, which met at Santa Cruz
for the first four days of this week.
He is entitled to seat in the con-
vention ny virtue of his official posi-.
tion.
Instead of the usual evening SER
vices in the NJ. E. church last Sun
day, Jesse d. Kuykendall read an
address to the young folks.
Reports from Blue Lakes last week
from reliable sources, were to the
effect that snow was over 20 feet deep
on tbs level in that vioinity-an un-
preoedented quantity for this season
of the year. there will be no lack Of
stored water for mining and other
purposes this summer and fall, unless
unusually warm rains occur to melt
the snow. The pasturage season in
the vicinity of Silver lake and across
the divide will he very late this year,
Mrs Oscar ReIchling, and her
sister, Miss DAILY, came up from San
Francisco Saturday on a visit with
friends in jackson.
Jos. Gluckfeld expects to move
into his new premises, the Red Front,
during the next few days. The shelv-
ing is all in place, and everything is
in readiness for business. Altogether
the corner OF Court and Main street
is the finest appearing business pro.
perty along Main street.
We acknowledge receipt of ticket
of admission to the grounds Of the
Yukon Alaska exhibition ia Seattle,
good during the entire period of the
exposition, from June until October.
The management OF the fair appre-
ciates the Importance OF the press
in contributing to the success OF the
affair. As rule the press is the
most protent factor in success or
failure of aGy public enterprise.
JOS. GaThaldi, employed at Ginoc-
ehio's store while using a sharp
knife, the blade slipped in some way,
and cut an ugly cash III his left leg
1t was not serious. The services of DR.
Eudioott were called to dress the
wound. lhe victim went right along
with his work afterwards.