Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-04-23

Or. j. d. Fogarty, dentist, Jack
son. Office IN Rays building, Main
street. Hours from 0 a. IN. till p.
p. m Telephone, Black 1853.
f. W. Parker. night watchman, lost
his faithful dog last week. by the
poison route. The dog was his con-
slant companion when on duty. He
was servlceable in many ways, as
protector, and also as forerunner.
The Waterman would send him ahead
into any dark alley, as a precautlon-
was detective of suspicious char
acters, and never failed by his
actions to inform the watuhman of
danger. The dog may have got the
dose accidentally, most likely it was
intended not to get him out of the
way. lie died in front of the Carl
baldi saloon. The Waterman will
find it hard to replace him.
Miss Josie Mason came up from
San Francisco Saturday on visit to
her father, j. ID. Mason.
Judge Wood went to Contra Costa
Saturday for the purpose of arraug-
ing to have his household furniture,
ETC., shipped from his former home
in Alamo to this county, into the re-
sidence formerly occupied by Judge
Rust, which hs has purchased for
home.
Mrs Rutherford of Sacramento, was
passenger on the automobile stage
on the up trip Monday evening. She
is visiting her father, j. ID. Mason,
for few days.
DIR. Endicott was called to Valley
Springs Sunday to treat case of
broken limb of an eight year old boy
named William Willis. The boy fell
from a tree he was trying to climb
and fractured his arm.
Eileen Newman was rendered
farewell party at the residence of j.
ii. Laughton OH Saturday afternoon
by her classmate Jimmy Laughton,
on the occasion of leaving for San
francisco. About twelve of her
classmates in the primary school at
tended and enjoyed themselves huge
ly with games aud the refreshments
provided.
Hiss Aoie Sanborn, granddaughter of
j. ID. Mason is visiting in jackson
for few days. She came up from
Sacramento with her mother, Mrs
Nellie Rutherford on Monday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs d. CIigIer and family
left Thursday for a visit to relatives
in Stockton and SutteI Greek. -Tuo-
lumne independent.
Mr. and Mrs James Riley arrived
ia Sonora this week from Amador
Co., on visit, --Tuolumne In !
dependent,
AS John Barton. last Monday even
ing was leading a horse to point
acr oss Jackson creek, 10 an effort to
mount stone wall, he fell striking |
the back of his head against sharp
rock, Cutting severe cash through |
the scalp. He lay stunned for some
fifteen minutes. Thereafter, he man
aged to get home without help. The
wound bled considerably. DR.. Gall
was called and dressed his wounds. |
lie is getting along nicely, although |
still having a bandage around his
head.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday authorizing the wedding of
Fred W. Griosback aud Clara II.
Denend.
V. DaIami, of Giovannoni store,
IS laid up with Inflammation of the |
right knee. lie has been troubled
with this complaint for long time.
lie is thinking of going to the city
shortly. lie is being treated by DIR.
SpIaGue,
A miner named V. Antoinetti, en-
ployed in the Kennedy, was struck in
the lip by piece of rock, intlictiug
a cash that required several stitches
to close.
Superintendent Rainsford of the
returned Wednesday even
ing from a short visit to San Fran
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs Ritter. and the latter s
mother and sister, have moved into
that portion OF the Folger residence
on Peek hill, recently vacated by MI
and Mrs Davenport.