Amador ledger., 1903-11-27
Additional Locals.

Lemons, oranges, and bananas con.
stantly on hand at Caminetti' Mkt
DR.. L. E. Phillips won the first prize
at the shooting gallery last week, with
a score of 20.
There has been a good deal of whoop-
ing cough among the children lately.
1t is still quite prevalent.
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours 8 a. m.
to p. m. Phone Main 4O4 Jackson,
Cal.
Mrs. Mary Hartman came up from
San Jose Tuesday evening, called here
by the serious illness of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. B. G. O'Neil.
Pay your taxes. First instalment
will become delinquent Nov. 30, at G
o'clock. A penalty of Is per cent will
be added after that time.
THson & Kevern have closed out
their fruit and vegetable market on
Broadway, under Rocco building. The
w. G. Sherwood went up to Pine
Grove Tuesday to do the annual assess
ment work on the old Tellurium mine,
in which he is largely interested.
George 1. Wright left over two weeks
ago for Pennsylvania, on business con-
cerning the Del Monte mine. He ex-
poets to be away about two months.
The Amador Ledger and Weekly
Record Union only $3.50 year.
Mrs. Chas. CORN and her ward, Eva
Chinn, returned to their home at
Campo Seco Sunday morning, after a
visit OF several days in Jackson and
Amador City.
Last day for payment of first install
ment of state and county taxes is Mon
day, Nov. 80, at 6 p. m. Avoid addi-
tional cost by paying on or before that
time.
Superior Judge Rust has been con-
fined to the house all the week, with
an attack of bronchitis. He is under
the doctors care, but is expected to be
able to hold court tomorrow.
F. M. Pense, engineer at the Zeila,
who has been incapacitated from duty
for several weeks owing to sick ness.
has so far recovered as to be able to re-
sumo his position at the shaft.
w. E. Kent has been appointed
school trustee in jackson district, to
fill the unexpired term of Thomas Con-
Ion, deceased. T. K. Norman has been
appointed clerk of the school board.
J. H. Langhorst .was laid up with a
severe cold in the early part of the
week, necessitating the calling of med
ical aid. He was sufficiently recovered
to open up his store for business on
Monday.
Al Jones killed fine deer weight ng
over 100 pounds near his timber claim
in the vicinity of Hams station last
week. The Ledger Office extends
thanks for luscious sample of the
venison.
A. Caminetti went over to San An
dreas Monday on business relating to
the case of Artemia, who is awaiting
trial for assault with deadly weapon,
committed some months ago upon E.
Stoker at Paloma.
F. Cademartori, who has rented the
building heretofore occupied by Penry
& Moon, next to the Gem saloon, is
having stairway cut through the
north doorway, thereto making an en-
trance to the upper story from Main
street. C. w. Schacht intends moving
his dentistry parlors there about the
lst of next month, occupying three
rooms.
The proceeds of the supper and
bazaar in aid of ST. Augustine's guild
last Thursday, netted $57, which is a
very satisfactory outcome, when the
unfavorable weather is taken into con-
sideration. Many articles were left
over, among them the painting of the
battleship Maine, which will doubtless
be disposed of hereafter
Geo. W. Brown is having some ex-
tensive alterations and repairs made on
the old homestead on Church street.
A kitchen has been built in the rear
adjoining the main building. The in
terror is being reconstructed, so as to
render the place double dwelling,
suitable for the occupancy of two
families. These changes will cost from
$500 to 500.
Jim Connolley, who for some months
has been doing chores around the
Catholic parsonage in Jackson, was ar
rested early in the week on a charge OF
insanity. He was wandering around
town hatless and coatess, and acting
strangely. He is in jail awaiting medi-
cal examination as to his mental condi-
ton.
John Bonn, employed at the Zeila
mine, had fall of Is feet last Friday
while working in the shaft. He was
engaged in landing timbers, when in
some way he went down the shaft
Fortunately, he landed on a board Is
feet below, otherwise the accident
would probably have had fatal end
ing. AS it was, he was considerably
bruised about the chest, and had to