Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-12-24

ally for Christmas you may expect some
thing great. At Ruhser's.
]. R. Carl, one of the operators at
the plant at Electra, has resigned his
position, and left this morning with his
family-wife and one child-for north
western Idaho, where he intends to 60
into farming.
Rev. Archdeacon Swan conducted
service in the Episcopal church here
last Sunday evening. He held out little
encouragement of securing resident
rector for this charge, as other and more
lucrative charges were without pastor
owing to lack of ministerial timber to
supply them.
c. Bogislch, foot of Broadway
Fresh Fish every Thursday. mol.
Miss Ida Marcucci, who is learning
the millinery business in San Francisco,
came home Wednesday to spend the
holidays.
Mrs Driscoll of Scottsville left Satur-
nay III uiolltil NIoll III Jan Ian
cisco.
DR.. Walsh, who has been visiting the
Murphy's at Butte City for several
weeks returned to San Francisco today.
Mr. and Mrs Myron Matson are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs Aratta, in
Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs J. Guilds are on visit to
the Dukes ranch near Forest Home.
Leo Schwartz and Leon Schwartz ar
rirved home Thursday from Oakland,
where they have been attending St.
Marys college, to spend the holidays
with their parents.
Fresh oyster cocktails on hand at the
Acme Candy Parlor.
w. J. Nettle, foreman of the Argo-
naut, received a dispatch in the early
part of the week to the effect that his
sister, Mrs Eddy, died iniMinnesota on
tine 10th instant after long illness.
She was in Jackson on a visit TO her
brother about eighteen months ago.
!
dren living in Minnesota.
Edward Lynch, attorney for the plain
tiff in the big mining suit OF Kennedy
Extension VS.. Argonaut Mining Com
pany, with assistants, has been given
the privilege of copying all records,
maps, etc, in the office of the Argonaut
Company, relating to the underground
workings of the mine. For two weeks
they have been at work collecting data
in the Argnaut Office that in their judg-
ment may have bearing upon the case.
This preparatory work will tend TO short
en- the time required in the taking OF
the depOSitions before the court.
John Lepava, the boarding house
keeper near the brewery, is critically
i'll with consumption. He worked in
the mines for many years before enter
ing on the boarding house business.
The rainfall for the past week has
measured ~ of an inch, making 9. 50
| inches for the season to date. The
mornings have been very cold for the
last few days, ranging several degree
below freezing point each day, and
keeping The grass backward.
On Wednesday Laforest, the oldest
child of Louis Piccardo, fell against the
sharp edge of a piece Of scantling, cut
ting a cash one and half inches long
over the left eve. DR.. SDrapue was
called to treat the wound. The patient
is doing nicely.
Xmas Perfumes. always appropriate as a
gift and always acceptable even where
other gifts may moi be. this is es-
pecally true of our stock, At Ruhser's.
We call attention to the advertisement
of DR.. Goodman S sanitarium which ap-
pears in this issue. This institution is
getting well deserved reputation, and
its popularity is very rapidly in
creasing. These foothills are ideal as
regards climate and surroundings for
santarium. DR.. Goodman gives the
institution the utmost care, and has
trained nurses to assist in caring for his
patients The terms are very reasonable.
1t is pleasing to be able to state that
the doctor is making a success in the
establishment of this hospital,
ANY skin itching is a lemoer-tester.
The more you scratch the worse it
| itcheS DOan'S ointment clTes piles,