Amador ledger., 1902-01-24
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
A Miner Injured at the Kennedy
Mine Buchanan Troupe
to Appear Next Week.

Homemade bread, pies, cakes, for
sale; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
The Jackson Band will give another
of their excellent concerts next Sun
day.
Hank Talon is compelled to keep
indoors lately on account of a severe
cold.
George Hambric has been laid up
for couple of weeks with ielon on
his hand.
Save your ticket for the next draw
ing; beautiful folding bed valued at
$50. No. S22 won the lounge. The
White House.
-. Grand present given away by
Buchanan Saturday night, February ,,
to the lucky number.
Miss Agnes Fillipina of San Andreas
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Jackson during the past two weeks
Neil A. Macquarrie has filed an
answer in the divorce suit instituted by
his wife in the Stockton court. A.
Caminetti is his attorney.
Buchanan Stock Company, now
greatly improved, will entertain at
Loves hall from January 2S to Feb
ruary 2.
Miss Daisy Littlefeld, who is en-
ployed in Hale's store, Sacramento. is
visiting her parents in jackson, and
will remain for two weeks.
c. B. Arditto returned home last
evening from COlusa, whittier he went
last week to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Sarah O'Rourke.
Only a few dozen sheet blankets left;
in white and grey; formerly sold at 75s
and S1.0O; closing out for SOC pair; at
the White House.
Letters uncalled for in Jackson post
office on. January %, were addressed as
follows: John Zivanovic, Miss Dena-
vinia, Luigia Cisi, Nicola Barbieri
Hienzes sweet, sour aud salt pickles;
also California olives in bulk at Cami-
netti's Central Market
NJ. E. church services January 26,
1902. Morning subject, Rivers of
water;" evening subject. ''God has
no pleasure in the death of the wicked. u
Thos. N. Smith, who was brought
up in Sutter Creek, and who has
number of relatives in that town and
Jackson, and who was for number of
years connected with the Utica mine
at Angels, has recently returned to San
Francisco from Urga, China. For the
past 18 months he was in charge of the
assay office of the Franco Russian Min
ing Company at that point.
A. L. Reale arrived in Jackson by
Sundays stage. He is in the employ
of Peter Bacigalupi, the San Francisco
agent for monographs and nickel-in-
the-slot machines, and his business was
to look up the whereabouts of phono-
graph sent up here by the company
some months ago. He left Tuesday
morning for the city taking the talking
machine with him.
Twenty dozen assorted corsets; odds
aud ends, broken sizes; worth 75c, 81. 90
and S1.25; at closing price, SOC pair;
the White House.
The Jackson Band. accompanied by
number of ladies and gentlemen, sur
prised VIM. Daugherty at his home on
Pitt street last Wednesday night, the
occasion being the gentlemans And
birthday. Those present were invited
into the house where an excellent time
was had by all.
A miner named B. Vauotti was badly
bruised about the arms and body last
Thursday by falling in the Slopes of
the Oneida mine, in which he was
working. No bones were broken, but
he has been under the care of DR.. Gall
since the accident. He is rapidly re-
covering, and will be able to return to
work in a day or two.
DIR. Endicott was called last Sunday
to San Andreas. where he performed
an operation upon Louis Cassinelli, a
brother of P. Cassinelli, the fruit dealer
of Jackson. The patient was suffering
from blood poisoning, that originated
in trifing wound. AT one time he
was in a critical condition, but latest
accounts say that he is improving, and
there is every reason to hope that he
will recover.
j. Mortimer, Jackson's artistic sign
painter, took trip to Mill creek tun-
mel last Wednesday. He went for the
purpose of bringing down friend
named J. J. McCarty, late of British
Columbia and New Zealand, who has
been working in the tunnel, but who
has secured a steady job at the ANA
dor-Phoenix mine at Irishtown. He
went to work there Thursday
The Stone Company are putting the
finishing touches upon the tunnel at
Mill creek. The work now consists in
leveling the bottom and sides. 1t is
expected that the contract will be all
completed. by the 1st of February.
The fumes at the mouth of the tunnel
are all in place, and water has been
running in them for some time, the
water coming from a point higher up
on Mill creek than the big tunnel.