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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
WILL MAKE REPORT
 FOR THIS COUNTY
Edmund A. Prentice of This City to
 Be at Y. M. c. A. Meet.

E. A. Prentice of this city, chair Nj. C. A., is to report for this county at the annual meeting of the state r. M. c. A to be heid April 22 at New Haven. General Secretary Mansfield of the New London Y M c. A. is to attend. The programme follows:
 Afternoon Session.
 3.15-Devotional period. F. D. liar vey, Yale divinity school.
 345-Report of state executive committee.
 tees: Hartford county, E. c. Goodwin, chairman; New Haven county, E. w. Voorhees, chairman; New London county. E. A. Prentice. chairman; ; Fairfield county, R. E.. Clark. chair man: Litchield county, A. H. Wilcox, chairman; Windham county, C. l.. Crane, chairman; Middlesex county, W. J. Trevithick, chairman; Holland county, F. H. Holt, chairman.
 Asddress-A Pastors Observations of Association Work, Rev Robert C.. Denison, pastor United church. New Haven.
 Report of committee on state com mittee's report.
 Business.
 Adjournment.
 Evening Session.
 6.15-Dinner.
 7.45-Address, The Silver Bay Sum n1er School at Lake George, T. B. Penfield, international secretary, theo- logical department.
 8.15-Address, The Coming Ameri- cans, Our Duty to Them. H. W. Hoot. Young Mems Christian association, Rowery branch NeW York city.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
Funeral of Joseph FIovikowski.

The funeral of Joseph F'1ovil1owsi was held Thursday morning from his late home at 10 Golden street and at St. Joseph's church the pastor, Rev. J. J. Anbot, celebrated a requiem mass The remains were escorted by 200 members of the St. Geonge and St John societies, in uniform, and three members of each society acted as bear CTS Father Ambot read a committal service at the grave in St. Marys cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
NORWICH TOWN
Little Items of Local NeWs-Friends Hear Encouraging Reports from Clark Barrows.

Mrs. Raymond Eldred of Washington street is visiting her mother in Groton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
copenhaeen's Hard Luck.

The fact that Clifford Pinchot and Doc Cook both landed at Copenhagen should not be construed as a refiec- tion upon that town.--Atlanta consti- tuition.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15

MT. Bryan says the republican party is responsible for the high cost of Paul Pioneer Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
WEDDING.
Pierce-Beethan1.

William H. Pierce of Norwich Town and Miss Ellen J. Beetham of Preston were quietly married Thursday even ing at 6 o'clock by Rev. J. R. Very, pastor of the Third Baptist church. The ceremony took place in Rev. MT. Very's study, and the ring service was used. The bridal couple were unat- tended The bride looked charming in a gown of blue.
 MT and Mrs. Pierce have a wide circle of friends who will wish them unbounded prosperity and happiness in their married life. They will reside for the present at the home of the brides father, John Beetham, on Stony Hill, Preston. MT. Pierce is a native of Norwich, the son of AIonzo and Jane Hall Pierce, and has successfully followed the occupation of farmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
THE WEATHER.
Forecast For Today.

Forecast For Today. For New England: Friday fair; warmer in west portion; Saturday in- creasing cloudiness, rain by night; moderate variable winds becoming southeast.
 Predictions from the New York Her aid: Friday fair to partly cloudy and warmer weather will prevail. with light to fresh variable winds, becoming mostly southerly, followed by local rains in the western districts of this section and the lake region, and Sat urday overcast weather, with slight temperature changes. followed by local rains
 Observations in Norwich. The following records. reported from Sevins pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Thursday:
 Ther. Bar. a m - 40 30.10 12 m. 69 S0-06 Highest 72, lowest 36.
 Comparisons.
 Predictions for Thursday: Fair; warmer; west winds.
 Thursdays weather: As predicted.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
Encouraging to Lip Arths.

James !. was chased into a tree by a bull. Mister Johnsing will buy ths house another drink on the strength of it.-Miiwaul<ee Sentinel.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15

LADIES' PRIVATE HOME for con finements: physicians attending: in- fants adopted- or boarded if desired: coT1fzd enffal; terms reasonable; in close stamp: write to Collinsville San Starsusn- F. O. Box %, Hartford, Ct.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
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Norwich, Friday, April 10, lSlo. The Bulletin should be delivered everywhere in the city before a. m-
 Subscribers who fail to receive 1t by that time will confer 8 favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co.,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15

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 NAnRA0ANsnTr DANouUr ALE- s YsmfIy traAs supplied as seo per doz. c. Y. Nrixht. coxs-sa. Esa- 4s14aAS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15

City of Norwich Water wovkA.
 Ofdce of
 Norwich. Conn, March b1. 1910. wa1sr rates for the euerssr ending tnsn tns 0ffiGs mDrtl |. ls,SS snS 9ahss opsa and on the evening of April 20 from Additions will be made to all bills mAlninG unpa1d aftsr April y0 .nr,a wfLa~M W. Ixgs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-15
Sun, Moon and Tides.
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water it is 1oy tide. which is followed by flood tide
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
AMADOR

July 28-As DIR Goodman was return
ing to Sutter Creek after visiting a
patient IN this town, something about
the automobile broke, causing the ma
chine to turn oSer.1 The accident oc-
Cured near the Keystone mill, and had
it not been for the railing of the bridge
the doctor would have been thrown into
the creek, but as it was he only got a
dusting.
Miss Florence Arthur returned home
Monay, bringing her friend Lille Moon
with her.
Mrs G. F. Williamson took trip to
Elk Gcove Friday.
Richard BENEFITS was i'll from Sacra-
mento, bringing load of berries.
John Phipps ir. is working hard to
get DR. Lynch's motor cycle to its regu-
Tar speed.
We are glad that the stage between
Jackson and Plymouth has resumed
making regular trfcs as before,
Nc and Mrs Hinksor have returned
nome after long trip to Seattle. They
are glad to get back to their old qome.
Everybody seems.to be kicking about
the water being so muddy.
Primrose.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
SUFFER- CREEK

July 29.-Mrs P. Grady and daugh-
ter Marie, are visiting relatives in San
Francisco.
A. B. Harrison and wife and Mrs q.
p. Smith, who have been visiting rela-
tives at the Tanner home since the 4th
of July, returned to their home in San
Francisco this week. Miss Zeta and
Leland Tanner accompanied them to
spend a few weeks vacation.
Mrs M. D. Nixon, Miss Enid Nixon,
and Miss Margaret Brady left this
week for San Francisco.
Walter Hartwick met with an ac-
cident last Monday by the breaking of
the brake rod on the wagon which he
was driving. In jumping from the
wagon, he broke some of the bones of
his foot, and will be laid up for little
while.
The remains of Lambert Llttlefeld,
who died at Burson, Calaveras county
last Thursday, were brought to Sutter
Creek last Friday, and inferred in the
family plot in protestant cemetary on
Saturday afternoon. For number of
years he was a resident of Sutter
Creek. He leaves an aged wife, who
was too i'll and feeble to take the
journey and attend the funeral, Frank
Littlefeld of this place, who is son
of deceased, besides other children who
survive him.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
AUKUM

July .28.-Chas. Tyler has returned
home from the mountains, where he
has been mining. He will remain
home indefinitely.
= G. E. Upton, who spent the fourth of
July in Sutter Creek. then ioined
friends at Stockton and went to Oak
land, and after spending several weeks
at different places on the coast. has
returned to Uno.
Hazel Perry has recovered from
her sick spell of two months. and was
advised by her doctor to take a trim to
the city for her health. She will
visit relatives in Oakland.
Mrs Ida Yager is here visiting rela.
tives and friends for the past month
will leave for her home at Los Angeles
the 22nd of July. She thinks the place
has changed materially since her last
visit.
j. A. Wrigglesworth comes to his
ranch here at Pigeon creek every week
to look about his crops.
Otis Billings, who has been spending
several weeks with his parents at
Pacific Grove, where his mother has
been quite sick, but is now improving,
has returned to his home here.
Mr. Stumpff came home from Indian
Diggings on account of sickness. He
is determined to take rest, and will
not return until he is better.
Mrs Emma French and daughter,
Mrs Ada Coleman, came up from San
Francisco to their home in Bridgeport
district.
| Geo. Wrigglesworth jr. and Luther
Wrigglesworth were guests at Aukum
last Saturday.
Blanche Goffinet left last Saturday
to attend the training school of nurses
at San Francisco. Her many friends
wish her success in her new under
taking.
Mrs Frank Goffinet has been quite
i'll, but is up and around at this
writing.
Mamie Slaven is spending her vaca-
ton at home with her people. She
will return to-. Stockton again in
August to resume study.
Grover Deaver has been engaged to
teach school at Bridgeport the coming
term.
Mt. Aukum school commences Mon
day, July 25.
Ada Billalon is engaged to teach at
Pigeon Creek school commencing in
September. - :.
The Shenandoah steam .thresher lis
working full blast.
Ben and John Slaven and Henry
Olen went to Placerv1lle, and all have
procured work.
j. ]. Humphreys moved his family
to the Humphreys homestead, and
will cook for a few miners who are
prospecting the old Gamblin mine.
A few men went to the Anderson
place on the Farnham ridge to work
the Anderson mine.
Mr. Lunt has several teams hauling
lumber from his mill to Plymouth.
Tom Slaven is, driving the Aukum
stage.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
PINEGROVE

July 28.-The Dane Mitchell mine
has closed down for a time. E. A.
O'Donnell is in San Francisco this
week on business in regard to this
mine.
w. B. Floyd left Tuesday of this
week for his home IN San Francisco.
M. X. Belden, who has been en-
ployed at the Mitchell mine, left for
the bay city the first of the week.
Mrs M. Armstrong, who was taken
suddenly i'll last week, is improving
under the care of DR.. Gall.
w. H. Greenhalgh andJ. w. Phelps
of jackson, were business visitors ir
town Monday.
Miss Ella Blakely, arrived from the
CITY Monday, and will spend her vacs
ton with her parents at their mountain
home. '"'t
Frank Soracco, wife and son. with
their friends, Mr. and Mrs Church OF
Petaluma, arrived here Tuesday in
their automobile, and will spend few
days with friends.
Al Berry and wife are visiting rela'
tives in Stockton this week.
Wilbur Murphy and wife have moved
on the ditch near Defender, where he
has employment. Buela.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
SHENANDOAH

July 25-George Wrigglesworth and
cousin Luther of jackson, were visit.
ing with relatives at Aukum on Fri
day and Saturday last.
Blanche Goffinet has left for Sar
Francisco, where she has secured q
position. i...,4.. ,,, .
Misses Blanche and Mae Estey OF
Sacramento, are spending their vaca-
tion with their aunt, Mrs Lorentz OF
Latrobe.
Miss Bessie Estey spent few days
visit with Bessie Brumfeld last week.
Quite number of young people at
teded the skating rink last Saturday
night in Plymouth, all reported having
a dandy time, but the next day they
all felt very sore and miserable. The
floor was reported to be in bad con-
'dition, but poor excuses are better
than none, try again.
Mrs H. Dean was the guest of Mrs
L. Seeley few days last week.
Ed. Brumfield has been very sick
with chills and fever, but is now i'm
proving.
Mrs Mae Eubank and daughter, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs M. Dillon of
this place.
Chas Elmer Upton has been visiting
at Miss Goffinet s for the past few
days. O-U-K!d.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
MARTELL

July 24-Mr and Mrs Bert Dufrene
and little sons of Sacramento, are
visiting with the family of AL Dufrene:
Jesse Denend and wife of Volcano,
have moved into the Ryan house. Mr.
Denend has charge of one of Al
Dufrene's team.
w. j. Robinson of Oleta visited
relatives here last Friday. \
Mrs AL Darling visited at Quartz
mountain and Bunker Hill Sunday. |.
Agnes Hultado of Sacramento, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs AL. Darling.
David Robinson of Volcano, visited
relatives and friends at Martell last
week.
H. Violet will move his family from
the Oneida boarding house to the rice
new cottage built for him by the
railroad company. :
The Amador Central Office h s just
been given fine new coat of paint.
A car load of watermelons arrived
at Martell Saturday, and all the boys
were willing hands at unloading, and
were treated to a good fill OF the
melons.
Lee kerfo0t and Al Du1rene went
dove hunting last Sunday.
Bruce Solari has resigned his posi-
tion in the Kenr edy mill, and is enjoy
ing an outing IN the mountains.
Ruth and Mervin Kevern of Sacra'
mento, are spending their vacation
with their grandparents here.
Last Tuesday evening, as Mrs Oar
ling, Froelch and Robinson were driv
ing to Jackson, the shaft broke loose
from the buggy. Fortunately the
horse was gentle, and and Mr. and Mrs.
| Daneri from Sutter Creek happened
along just in time to fix the rig anC
get tnem started all right. They
were certainly glad to see the under
| taker that time.
Mrs Adam Huberty of Jackson, wai
the guest of her mother. Mrs Gubbini
! last week.
Arthur Kevern of Sacramento, paiC
brief visit to his parents here las
week.
Mrs d. Robinson went to Suttel
Creek Sunday to visit Miss Nellie
Robinson who is quite i'll at the resi-
dence of Mrs Morrow.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
VOLCANO

July 26-MrS A4hEehn and daughter
Frances, accompanied by Miss A.
Deluchi, were, visiting at Suffer Creek
Tuesday. G
Mr. and Mrs P. /. Jonas are enjoy
ing an outing at the mountain summer
house of Mr. and Mrs w. Blakeley, and
also at Cook s station.
Mrs Oneto and Miss Esther Turner
of Jackson were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Jos. Marsino Sunday.
John Gillick is home again from the
mountains.
H. Mcbride made his usual business
trip here Saturday.
Ed. Santirfo was down from Cook s
station Tuesday.
Mrs Carrie Beckwell of Sacramento,
accompanied by her sons, RAYMOND
and Hilliard, are visiting the former s
mother, Mrs Cottingham.
Mrs VIM. Reynolds was over from
West Point Tuesday. ~
Mrs Cody Grillo was a passenger on
Monday mornings stage to Jackson.
j. Wright, representing the Shaw
Butcher company of Sacramento, made
a business trip here Thursday.
Mountain Rosebud.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
SCHOOL AppORTlONMENT 's,

Jackson, Cal. July "a, 1910.
To the Boards OF Trustees of Amador
County: ..
Ladies and Gentlemen:-I herein re-
port to you the second state appor-
tionment for the school year 10000.
The State Superintendent reports that
there is $7805.20 available for appor-
tiop ment; to this sum has been added
Sc %, the balance remaining in the
unapportioned state fund, which gives
total of $751; 48 OF this amount I
apportioned $3.50 so, leaving a balance
of $50. 9S.
The next apportionment will be of
county money and will be made in De-
Gem ber.
Joint districts Bridgeport, Middle
Bar, and Pigeon Creek. '.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
PLYMOUTH

July 25-A. b. Summers, who has
been a resident of this place for a
number of years, was instantly killed
yesterday, by falling from the skip
down the shaft of the Mountain Boy
mine at Nashville, where he had gone
but the day before TO survey. He
leaves to mourn his loss a wife, one
daughter, Mrs Carrie Robinson and
four sons, who have the sympathy of
the entire community in their recent
sad bereavement.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Will
Butler died last Saturday, and was
laid to rest Sunday. The Borrowing
parents have the heartfelt sympathy
of their many friends.
Mrs Blanche Boucher, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs e. Shields,
has returned to her home in Sacra-
Imento. '- "s ~
/ Dan O'Tool and family are here
visiting his mother, Mrs O'Tool.
H. E. Potter and family visited
relatives in jackson last week.
George Weston of Sacramento, is
home for visit.
Miss Hazel Pickett is visiting her
sister, Mrs Charles Devore.
DR.. W. A. Norman, Ed. Norman
and ]. E. Walton, have gene to the
mountains for pleasure trip.
Mrs Joe Noe and son Carl, were
visitors at Copper Hill on Friday last.
Will MINIS spent few days in
Stockton last week.
Henry Myers made flying trip to
the city last week on mining business.
Miss Hazel Wise, who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs N. E.
Wheeler, has returned to her home at
FELTON,. Santa Cruz.
Roy Sherwood of Stockton is here
for visit.
Miss Blanche Excl has gone to lone
to visit relatives. She will also visit
relatives at Sacramento.
Misses Luella and Liona Wilson have
gone to Shasta county to visit their
sister. Mrs A Cooper.
George Clark has returned home
from Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs Meek of Jackson were
! here Sunday, visiting their daughter.
Mrs Geo. Kretcher.
Charlie, Siager has returned to his
home at Gold Hill.
Mrs Frank Mann and Mrs Harper
Taylor Of Copper Hill, were Plymouth
visitors on Friday last.
James Chichizola of Amador City
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs Joe Datson of Jackson is the
guest of Mrs Jabe MINIS.
Mr. Carter and DR.. Gill of San Fran
cisco, who have been spending few
days in town, returned home yester'
day.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Kitto of Jackson
were visitors here Sunday.
Chet Freeman and Tom Burke have
gone to the mountains for pleasure
trip.
William Gregg went down to the
Slough house TO visit his uncle. Will
Gregg, who is very i'll. r
Mrs Petty and daughter Ethel, alsC
two little sons have returned to theil
home at Stanslaus county. Hel
daughter, Mrs Claud Wright, also &C
companied them home. 81
Mr. and Mrs Doty are here from th'
east visiting his brother.
Walter Ball and family, are visitors
IN town Sunday. Maybe.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29

Very Respectfully
w. III. GREENHALGH.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN
Fnrther Particulars of the Late
Fatal Accident.


July 28.-Leland Fardner was allowed
to see his grandma and. her children
for the first time today, and they were
trying to find out from him how the
accident happened in which Mrs Gard
ner was killed on the 18th instant. He
said when they left Amador, which is
about three quarters of a mile from
where Mrs Gardner was found lying in
the roadway, the horse got to acting
nervously. AS soon as they got on
level ground his mother got out and
fixed a piece of the harness that was
hanging down on the horses hind legs.
After that the horse went along all
right, until they started over the top
of the hill, and then the horse started
to run and kick. His mother cried out,
Whoa, Addie; whoa, Addie they
called the horse 'Addie. Then his
mother told him to jump out, which he
did, and struck on his head. His mother
stayed IN the buggy, but the little fell
low was dazed, and did not know what
happened The road is all cut up with
big bitches water breaks we cali them
and close to the top of the hill at the
first water break the boys hat was
found, and at the next one, about 100
was found, and at the next and lower
one Mrs Gardner was found lying in
the road. About so feet below her the
road when he started to walk down to
Miss Miller's place.
The little boy is still at Miss Miller
house, and thinks his mama is over
home about half mile from our house.
4. 4o1 h or tbnVs
could sit up yet, as he has been out OF
bed only two days, and thinks his ma
ma ought to get well as soon as he did
and go to the mountains with him and
his papa. Mrs Allen, the nurse, is 60
ing away to-day, and we will have to
be careful and not let the little fellow
know where his mama is until ne gets
entirely well.
John Gram5ert has been at the Gard.
Yer place for three or four days head
ing the grain.
Miss Lizzie Ford is working at the
old Amador hotel of which MrCoffman
is proprietor.
Mrs Kuchenbeker and little daughters
Hilda and Florence, who were at Lake
Tahoe, came home and attended the
funeral of Mrs Garpner, who was a
daughter of Mrs Kuchenbeker.
Miss Della Ford went to Oakland on
the 18th. She has employment at Len
hardts candy store.
Mrs John Kelly and little daughter
Norine of Jackson are staying at Mrs
Ford's, Mrs Kelley's mother, during
the summer.
Miss Hattie Dynan was visiting
friends in Amador to-day.
Pearl Hambric and wife went to the
mountains a few days ago.
Mr. McCully is mining on the road in
front of the keystone mill, and | be-
lieve is making it pay well, as he looks
happy waen he comes home in the
evening. and think would be happier
if the keystone would pay up.
d. w. Peck is getting along very
we'll for a man of his age. He is 81
wears old, and does his own cooking
in his cabin at Lower Rancheria.
Reuben Ford has resigned his posi-
ton as mill boss at the Bunker Hill,
and accepted a position as foreman al
the Lincoln Consolidated under A. l..
Noce as Superintendent.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
COPPER HILL

July 26.-Miss Edna Holt of Latrobe
has returned to his home, after a de-
lightful visit of several days with Miss
Eva Kendric of this place.
Carleton Penter of Plymouth. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Chas. Walton
on Thursday last.
Miss Bessie Estey and Mrs Geo.
Kretcher of Plymouth, were the guests
of Miss Gussie Thompson last Thurs
day.
The "Wearie Willie" dance, given
in honor of Mrs LaFontain on the eve
of her departure for San Rafael, was
very we'll attended. Some very funny
costumes were displayed. Mrs Geo.
LaFontain carried out her part as Mrs
Katzenjammer, and Chas Andrews and
Henry Lee furnished amusement as
the Katzenjammer kids. Mrs Harper
Taylor was ranch girl, Sophie Taylor
represented an Indian. Mrs Chas Wal
ton, Miss Gussie Thompson and Miss
Virgie Buhlert represented three coons
and kept the crowd laughing with their
funny antics. Miss Alice johnson and
Miss Bessie La Fontain were milk
maids. Blair French and AL Taylor
were country schoolgirls. Mrs AL
Taylor was a house maid. After the
dancing was over, ice cream and cake
were served to one and all, after which
all returned home very well pleased
with their moonlight escapade.
Harry Weston and Willie Prichard of
Plymouth were visitors here last Fri
day.
Cecil Kretcher and Pete Sevey of
Plymouth have secured employment
here in the mine.
Tom Pinder, who has been working
here for some time, has given up his
job and returned to Plymouth.
Henry Lee and Miss Bessie La Fon-
tain accompanied Mrs Geo. La Fontain
and Miss Ollie johnson to San Rafael.
Rumor says Henry has matrimonial
plans, and that he will return with a
bride. How about it Henry?
Mrs Noe and son Carl of Plymouth
were visitors here on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs Dixie French, accom-
panied by their two children, Miss
Gladys and master Delmonth from
near Oleta. visited relatives here last
week. They returned home on Sun
day, accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs AL Taylor. y '9Aoo -
Mrs Frank Mann, and Mrs Harper
Taylor and son Jobiis made business
trip to Drytown last. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe La Fontain and
Henry, Fred and Stella Kreth, who
went to the mountains for an outing,
returned last Friday. They all reported
having a fine time, and succeeded in
killing one deer and one rattler.
Mrs Edgar Malone of Fairplay is
here on a visit to her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs Ferd Malone.
Willie Roberts and Cecil Kretcher
made flying trip to Plymouth and
Nashville one day last week.
Ms Pete Hall is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Roberts went to
Diamond Springs to visit their nephew
who is reported quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Taylor made a
business trip to Jackson Sunday last.
Chas Andrews went to Jackson
Valley Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Butler of Ply
mouth, were presented with fine
baby boy on Monday July 18th, but
after a few days illness it was called
| away by death.
Game warden Williamson of Placer
vile passed few days here this week,
looking after the interests of the
state.
Wallace Pritchard of Plymouth, and
Willie Roberts and Fred McGregor
went to the Slough house Sunday to
play ball with the Latrobe team.
Buster Brown and Mary Jane.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-29
Hair Goods

Mrs Janette Pierson, representing
Walscott sisters now located in new
Hotel Land, corner 10th and X. street,
Sacramento, is in Jackson with a fine
inc of hair goods, switches, james,
pompadours, s.curls, puffs, ETC., for a
few weeks at Mrs Jas. Harris, BIZ adj
way street. Intrust your order to
her and receive our prompt after n.
To our many Amador county fri DIS
let our store be your headqual RS
when in Sacramento, Gal. II