Amador ledger., 1910-03-04

peace in the redlight district last week.
This was a mistake. 1t should have
been Dan Driscoll, and we take the first
opportunity to make the correction.
Jerry Driscoll was employed at Amador
City at the time of the alleged disturb
ance.
F. P. Silva moved his cigar factory
last Monday from the old Mattley
butcher shop, near the north Main street
bridge, to the room in the Webb build
ing, in the rear of the Argonaut Office.
The entrance is by the side door in the
alley way beween the Webb building
and the Amador bank.
VIM. Tam returned last FRIDAY from
his trip to Byron springs, to take
course of treatment for rheumatism. He
feels somewhat improved.
Frank Podesta, of the Jackson soda
works, left Sunday morning for San
Francisco to seek medical advice. He
has been troubled with fainting spells,
and his local physician recommended
him to consult specialist in the city.
He was accompanied by Mrs Podesta.
The political card of James Mushett
appears in this issue. He is a candi-
date for city marshal, and was the first
to file his petition with the city clerk.
He is an old resident of this place, and
well qualified for the Office he seeks.
The Jackson band gave a concert in
Loves hall last Saturday evening, which
was followed by social dance. There
was large attendance and dancing was
kept up until half-past two Sunday
morning
The few days of warm sunshine has
stimulated vegetation to remarkable
degree. Grass and grain have made
rapid progress. With seasonable rains
from now on, farmers are looking for a
bounttul yield of all kinds of crops.
A man named John Egan is wanted by
sundry creditors. He is supposed to
have left Sunday last He had been
working aronnd the mines for the past
six weeks, drew the money that was
Coming to him last Saturday, and dis
appeared. One Of the Chinese restau-
rants has claim of S26 for board, with
other unsettled bills. The officers are
trying to locate him, and will bring him
back to answer if possible.
Joseph Kay, who was engineer at the
Zeia for some time, left Wednesday of
last week for Denver, Colorado, and
will probably remain there.
Mr. and Mrs D. B. Spagnoli left
Friday morning for San francisco.
They are expected to return by the ED
of the week.
Dr. Endicott was called to see a
patient named P. Baranhart living in
Calaveras county, three miles above
West Point, who was suffering from
some acute trouble. The doctor was
accompanied BY W. Peters, the drug
gist The patient has been paralyzed
for several years, and is 70 years old,
and is in very critical condition
Charles Reynolds, who some weeks
ago rented the Ryan premises at Martell
for continuing the saloon business, has
quit, and his belongings were hauled
into town Wednesday. Reynolds has
been in the hospital for several weeks,
and hired man to take charge of the
Martell place
John Strohm, who was being urged by
some for city trustee says he is not in
the fight D. S. Mason, who was talso
announced as candidate for this thank
less office, has decided not to run,
The city authorities have secured
redwood trough Is feet inches long, 2
feet high, 28 inches on top and 20 inches
wide at the bottom, 1t is intended for
a public watering trough, and will be
placed near the old toll house, at the
foot of the Kennedy grade. II will
prove a great convenience to the travel
ing public and teamsters during the
summer months.
= w. F. Detert returned from the city
TUESDAY evening,
The city trustees received from an
eastern firm sign boards for the city
streets. They will be put up as soon as
possible. They cost 80 cents each.
Sign boards OF this kind became a
necessary adjunct to the numbering of
the houses,
Millers Best Flour-any Grocer any
where.