Amador ledger., 1910-02-25

will be found in out Advertising
columns. He has embarked in the
brokerage business in Sutter Creek, and
will give particular attention to the
buying and selling stock in Anador
county mines. There is considerable
stock of our dividend and other mines
held in this county, and considerable
trading is going on in these securities.
There should be field for a live broker,
and Mr. Lucot intends to exert himself
to supply the demand He receives
quotations daily from San Francisco of
the prices of leading stocks.
Miss Margaret Stasal came up from
the city Saturday on business. She re-
turned Wednesday. She reports that
her sister, Miss Rosa, is in poor health,
and will likely have to undergo treat
ment at one Of the hospitals
The political announcement of J. A.
B. Wilson appears in this issue under
the proper head He is an independent
candidate for the office of CITY marshal.
He is miner by occupation, steady
man, and would no doubt make an
efficient officer.
The county clerk has had an index
made of coroners' inquests from early
times. Heretofore, the only means of
ascertaning the names of persons over
whom coroner's jury has sat has been
delvng through the records Of inquests
filed away in the many pigeon holes.
Now they have been arranged in al
phabetical order, in an index kept for.
that special purpose.
Jos Poggi, who lives at South Jack
son, was seized with violent hemor-
rhage of the lungs on Monday evening.
DR. Endlcott was called, and succeeded
in stopping the flow OF blood The
patient has been sufferer from miners.
consumption for number Of years
Samuel Perry, who was arrested in
Sacramento last Thursday on a charge of
beating boarding house, the victim
being Jim, the proprietor of the
Olympus restaurant in this city, and the
amount being $2!, was brought tn
Jackson on Sunday by CITY marshal
Huberty He was lodged in Jail, and
on Monday was taken before the city
recorder and pleaded guilty, and was
fined $40 or forty days in jail. He
was unable TO scare up the fine, and is
taking it out in jail.
Richard Pryor died at Chinns lodging
house on Sunday last, after a lingering
illness. He formerly worked in the
mines but disease peculiar to that
occupation prevented him from follow
ing his calling for several years, and
for long time prior TO his death he
had been provided with a home by ].
Chinn. He was a native OF Cornwall,
England, and So years of age. The
funeral took place Tuesday nterment in
the city cemetery. Deceased leaves
no relatives in this county
Mrs Edna Peek, who has been visit
ing relatives in Jackson for the past two
weeks, left Saturday for her home in
Oakland.
The assessors dates at the different
points in the county for the purpose of
receiving the statements of property
owners for assessment purposes will be
found in our advertising columns. Tax
payers should make it point to meet
him at the nearest stopping place to
their holdings, and thereby receive all
neccessay directions in the listing of
their properly.
Opie Harper has rented the premises
known as the Piedmont saloon, at the
north end OF Main street, and will move |
his business there as soon as his
present quarters are required by the
new owner, L. Vogeli for his jewelry !
business.
Mrs Fred Martin of Sutter Greek, de-
putty district grand maron of o. Z. s.,
visited Golden Star Chapter No. 66 of
Jackson last Saturday for the purpose of
instructng the members in the work. A
R. S. Bearce, who was Offering the
stock of the Komfort shoe store for
sale, has purchased the interest of Mrs
Patterson therein, and will continue the
business on his own account