Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-11-01
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
ShortlINews Items of Local
az Interest.
Band Entertainment and Dance To
morrow Night Martin Drobatz
Injured at the Oneida.

for S25. 81 Tor labor performed.
S. F. Vanu and wife of San Francisco,
were in Jackson last Saturday.
The board of supervisors will meet
in regular session next Monday.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection.
If you have lost your appetite, call at
Caminetti's Mai. t and you can find it.
Ladies' jackets, capes, and waists
in great variety at the White House.
L. Vogeli, the jeweler, moved into
his new quarters next to the National
hotel yesterday.
The Jackson band will give concert
and ball in Loves hall tomorrow even
ing, November 2.
The three-year-old daughter of
Richard Harris at Jackson Gate, is
very i'll with pneumonia.
Get your clothing made to order
1000 samples to select from. Suits from
$3.50 up, at the White House
A miner named Zumalt had a toe
crushed by falling rock while working
in the Oneida mine on the 9th ult.
To keep healthy you should eat
plenty of olives. You can get good
ones at Caminetti's Central Market. X
Arrangements have been made for
avail, 1;rbfinr Pro.1u.v Tbs oloot nj
lights will be turned on next Wednes-
day night.
J. H. Beers, representing the A. S.
Hopkins Co., of Sacramento, wholesale
dealers in paper, was in Jackson Satur-
day in the interest OF that firm.
The new building being erected by
E. Ginocchio & Bros, on Water street,
is fast nearing completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
The retaining wall built of stone
along the bank of Jackson creek, in
the rear of G. c.. Ginocchio's residence,
is finished, and it will soon be sur
mounted by fancy wire fence.
Messrs. J. J. McCue and j. Henze,
two of the Calls expert canvassers,
were in Jackson this week, taking sub
scriptions for the Call, with which the
Atlas of the World goes as premium.
There is a large quantity of heavy
electrical machinery at lone, waiting
to be hauled to the Standard Com
pany's plant at Electra. 1t is said
there is about $50 tons.
We are headquarters in ladies'
underwear, and selling this week 20
doz. natural grey Jersey ribbed
fleeced shirt and drawers, regular 30
cent article, at 20 cents, at the White
House.
The heaviest piece of the large steam
shovel from the Tabeaud reservoir
passed through Jackson Tuesday even
ing, en- route for lone. 1t required IA
mules to haul it, and with this force it
was stalled on Main street in front of
the Ledger building for several
minutes. The piece weighed several
tons.
Burt Beverly. late salesman in the
great wholesale house of Marshall
Field and Company of New York,
with his wife and two interesting chill
dren, are in Jackson, guests of f. M.
Whitmore, the lumbermau, who is the
uncle of Mrs. Beverly. Mr.. Beverly
comes to California seeking to restore
his impaired health.
Nearly all the horses in the county
have been afflicted with disease that
was pronounced by horsemen to be
epizoetic. Many horses and mules
were greatly reduced in flesh, and
many had to be taken from their work
and doctored up. 1t has about run out,
apparently, and but few cases of it are
now known.
Last Saturday Miss Morrow took
class OF her children on another noun
tain climbing expedition. This time
they climbed the high hill beyond the
Kennedy, and were uplucky enough to
start home little too late and were
caught in the rain. They took shelter
in one of the buildings of the Kennedy.
John Harvey, employed at the
Bunker Hill mine, met with a severe
accident last Saturday. While en-
gagged in handling logs, one of the
heavy timbers rolled on his leg. The
extent of the injury could not be
ascertained until surgical aid was sum-
moned, but it was thought that the
leg had been broken.
On Saturday last Martin Drobatz
was badly cut and bruised while en-
gagged in stopping at the Oneida mine.
The plank he was standing on gave
way, and he fell quite distance to the
bottom. He was severely cut about
the face and body, but fortunately no
bones were broken. He will be able
to return to work in few days. DR..
EndicOtt is attending him.
Guy Francis, representing the Con-
necticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, was in Jackson Monday, at
tending to business in relation to that
company. While here he made q
change in the resident agent. f. G..
Head and r. Webb are now the agents