Amador ledger., 1902-06-06

/ htHu uOCtOrS r6COum6Du IOr l6S purify
and healthfulness.
Charley Armstrong has returned
home from St. Mary's college, Oakland
to spend the vacation.
Olives, salami, swiss, limburger
Martins cream and rCalifornia cheese
at Caminetti's Mkt. ss~ - - ...-
Mark Eudey came home on Thurs
days stage from Alameda, where he
has been attending high school.
Down comes the price. For the next
80 days will sell you 9 high grade No.
drop head sewing machine for S3S
Now is the time to get good machine
cheap. 2. t. Justus, agent.
G. A. Herrick will go to San Fran,
cisco next Tuesday to remain for over
week. He will attend the meeting o.
the state board of dental examiner:
to be held in the city on the 18th
instant, to examine graduates in den.
tistry.
Tuesday, Jack Adams, while work.
ing on one of the electric poles near the
big plant at Electra, was shocked by a
live wire, and fell. His fall was broken
by lower wires, which saved him from
serious injury by the fall. It was some
hours, however, before he recovered
from the shock.
On visiting the cemetery on Decora-
ton Day it was found that some one
had ruthlessly cut beautiful memorial
rose, the only one of its kind in the
cemetery, that had been planted and
attended to with loving care upon one
of the graves. Some efforts will be
made to discover the guilty parties.
The lone stage has been late in
reaching Jackson for several days,
owing to the baggage wagon having
been laid off on account of the driver
being away on visit. The stage has
had to carry both passengers and bag
gage, and has not been able to make as
good time as heretofore. The baggage
wagon, however, will take the road
again in few days.
Opie Harper left for Byron springs
on Tuesday morning, to try the efficacy
of the mud baths for his rheumatism
He was seized with a severe attack oil
this complaint last Saturday. and had
to be assisted home. He has been sub
ject to these attacks at intervals for
several years. He has left his saloon
business in charge of Sam Harris dur
ing his absence. 1t is uncertain how
long he will remain at the springs;
that will depend upon his health and
the advice of his physician.
Our line of crash hats will, and must
go. We will allow 20 per cent discount
on all crash hats for the next 80 days.
That means SOC hat for 40c, all sizes
and latest styles. Jackson Shoe Store.
An Austrian miner named Chris.
Unbenco was struck on the left arm by
q
the skip at the Zeila mine last Wednes-
day. He was ascending the shaft and
allowed his arm to project over the
skip, and it came in contact with a
portion of the shaft timbers: The arm
was badly crushed near the elbow. 1t
is probable that amputation will have
to be, resorted. to. DR.. Lonigo is at
tending to the case.
C. G. Jensen, the we'll known optician,
arrived in Jackson Wednesday even
ing from Chico. He is thoroughly
posted in all matters affecting the eye
sight. He is graduate in his pro-
fession, and has had many years of ex-
perience in California. Those needing
glasses will do well to call on him. He
can be seen at Kerr's drug store, Jack
son. He will visit Sutter Creek, ANA
dor, and other towns in the county.
A man named W. A. Gibson was ar
rested in Amador City on Monday on
information from the constable of Vol
cano. He is charged with beating a
board bill at Volcano and Pine Grove.
He was lodged in the county Jail Mon
day night, and on Tuesday consta bic
LESLEY came down from Volcano and
took the accused to that town to stand
trial. The man appears to have a
mania for gathering UP old curios. His
pockets we're genuine curiosity shop.
The arresting officer says he never
before saw so many curiosities about a
man.
Sunday morning the front of the
bank premises was found to be spat-
tered with mud-door, windows and
brickwork, presented pretty sight.
1t seems this job OF plastering had been
done by restive horse that had been
standing in the muddy street for hours,
while the owner was enjoying himself
at the show or elsewhere. The horse
had the good sense to protest against
this neglect in the only way available
by stamping his feet and thereby spat-
tering the bank with mud. 1t took an
hour Or two of hard work to restore
the bank front to its usual attractive
appearance.
G. Hamm and Mr.. Pelley we're in
Jackson Tuesday, for the purpose of
selling stock in the lone airship. Mr..
Pelley is the inventor of the ship now
in process of construction at lone,
which is intanded tn solve the prohIau