Amador ledger., 1905-11-03
Additional Locals.

about with water.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
Lee W. Maker, son of Mrs. Will
Jams, and father of Chester Maker,
the other victim of the Lancha Plana
horror, is an attendant at the Murphy
trial as a witness TOR the prosecution.
Mr.. Maker is Car sealer of the South
ern Pacific Company at Sacramento,
which responsible position he has
held for many years.
80 cent vest and drawers for 80 cents
at Jackson Shoe STore.
The shortage of water is beginning
to be felt by the mining interests.
There was reported six feet of water
in the Meadow lake dam. The upper
ditch is running about 500 inches
short of the usual full head; while
the lower ditch is practically dry.
The Mokelumne river is very low,
and little fluid is being received from
the natural water from this source.
A good, heavy rain would quickly
change this shortage to full supply
but the advent of cold. freezing
weather would be likely to continue
the shortage of water.
Amateurs, can find full line OF
supplies such as films, plates, paper
of all sizes, and chemicals at Palmer s
Kay's gallery.
In the interest of public health the
public schools have closed, and the
churches have been asked to do the
same; hence Rev. G. Z. Winning de-
sires to announce that there will be
no services of any kind in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday, and that the
church will be thoroughly fumigated
before any further services are held.
G. B. Ratio, of San Francisco, who
has been working on his quartz claim
near Clinton, doing the annual assess
ment work, returned to his home in
the city to-day.
Buy good goods at low price
Saturday, the Jackson Shoe Store
has cut prices all to pieces for one
day.
David Fisher jr. and friend came
up from Oakland in an automobile
early this week. They proceeded as
far as Pine Grove, and visited friends
at that place, but on their way back
to jackson, the machine got out of
order, and had to be fixed. The
vehicle is very fine one, and about
the largest that has been up in this
part of the country. On the way
home, freight team driven by man
named Patterson, was frightened
near Mountain springs, ran away,
and the driver was thrown out and
injured. how badly we have not
learned.
Mrs. Meehan, arrived home from
San F'rancicso Wednesday evening,
on account of the illness of her SON
IN law l.. j. Fontenrose, who is very
critically ill at present.
W. F. Detert arrived home Wednes-
day after a few days. visit in San
Francisco.
John Boyle, the popluar commercial
traveller, is in town IN the interest of
his firm.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
Peter SpagovIch, employed on the
Argonaut night shift, was hit about
3 a. m. Thursday morning by piece
of falling rock, cutting his face and
lip severely. DR.. L. q. Phillips, who
attended the injured man, was obliged
to stitch the upper lip both inside
and out, besides several stitches we're
taken in the wounded mans head.
K. Tadich, employed in soliciting
orders for Redlick's store, while on
his way to Volcano last Saturday,
ran against stump, and the buggy
was capsized. Another rig was sent
up to bring him home. He escaped
without serious injury, but was con.
siderably shaken up as result of his
experience.
MIR. and Mrs. David Robinson
moved to the Kennedy last Saturday
Mrs. Lille French last Monday
while working about her dwelling Oh
Peek's addition, sustained a fall
which has since necessitated the ust
of crutches in getting around.
| For horse blankets and everything
in the saddle and harness line, SCI
Piccardo's fine stock on Water street
A game of baseball was played las
Sunday on the local diamond between
a Juvenile nine of Jackson and ;
team from Mokelunme Hill. Th,
outcome was the most disastrous de
feat the town boys have sustained thi
season, the score being to in favu
of the Hillites.
Henry We'll is still in the city
taking care of the business of hi
brother law, who has been yer,
sick with pneumonia.
White & Co, upholsterers, who hav
occupied the basement of the Brow
building on Court street, as repai
shop, will vacate the pre- nises at tn
end of the month, or as soon as othe
suitable quarters are secured. 1t i
not the intention to move from Jack