Amador ledger., 1910-02-18
Miller's Best Flour-once kneaded al

played three nights in Loves hall this
week. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday-to
good houses.
William Tam left in the early part of
the week for Brvon Springs, to take a
course of mud baths for rheumatism,
from which he has suffered severely
during the present winter. The disease
has become more acute of late, at times
he has been unable to lift his hands. He
expects to be gone two or three weeks,
depending upon the relief he eX-
periences from the tre atment.
Richard D. Angove, a brother of
Steve Angove of this place, arriN ed in
this city on Monday evening from Globe,
Arizona. He was accompanied by
Richard Chinn, also miner who has
been employed in the big mining camp
of southern Arizona. They intend to
remain here, and seek employment l.:
the mines.
John Smallheld has moved into the
dwelling house on the Webb Mason tract
which he recently purchased. Sam
Phear will move into the premises
vacated by Smallfeld on Court street
the last of this week.
The taking of dispositions in the
Kennedy Extension VS.. Argonaut suit
will be resumed next Monday
The rainfall last Monday measured
OH of an inch, making Is. As inches as
the total for the season to date. We
have two months of the usual wet
season to hear from yet, during which
there was very scant precipitation
last year. the total for this season bids
fair to be fully up to the average for
his region-that is between rs and 30
inches.
Sigmund Deutsch, the up-to date
Jackson tailor, went over to Amador
and other towns in the northern part of
the county early this week soliciting for
orders in his line. He is rapidly for
going to the front as one of the most
expert and reliable men in his line
that this county has ever had. He will
return to his rooms here by the time
this notice is printed.
Mrs V, Gaiardo of San Jose came up
this week to spend a few days with the
Marie family.
, The three year old boy of Amiel Lucot
was bitten in the arm and head by dog
belonging to w. o. Green. The child
was accustomed to playing with a dog
belonging to Lucot, which was extreme
ly gentle. In attempting to do the same
with the Green dog, the animal resented
the familiarity, and bit the bov so as to
draw blood in each of the places named.
The vicious dog was afterwards killed.
Miss Loretta Meehen left last week
with Mrs Lindley for a short visit in
San Francisco.
W. c. Hoss expects to go to his old
mountain home next Sunday, in COM
panY with Y. Chichizola. who recently
purchased the ranch, for the purpose of
placing the new owner in peaceable and
formal possession.
A. Vogeli returned for San Francisco
Wednesday evening
Millers Best Flour-any Grocer any.
where.
An Austrian miner named Eliu Liko-
lien fell down a chute in the Kennedy
mine last Saturday, fracturing two ribs
on the right side. He is doing nicely
under the care of DR.. Gall, Another
Austrian, whose name we have not
learned, had his right hand mashed and
a cut under the chin while employed at
the same mine this week.
A tall cedar tree In the yard OF Mrs
Abramofsky on Broadway was cut down
by John Milloych this week, it being
considered dangerous.
Miss Thelma Kay, who was operated
upon at the county hospital for appen
dicitis last week, is doing nicely and
expects to be able to be taken home the
last of this week.
The charge against Della Martell of com
plicity in bunkoing man named Kelly
out OF $1,000 in San Francisco some time
ago, has been dismissed. Astro, the
affinity accused of the same crime, has
been brought back to answer to the
charge.
When other Floars fail-try Miller's
Best