Amador ledger., 1905-06-16
IOCAL NEWS

1HOS. nelly UuS CUiumeuCSu Dullu
ing a dwelling house on lot in the
Bright additIJl. 1t will cost in the
neighborhood of $1,000. A. H. Kuhl-
man is contractor.
Don't forget the moonlight ball by
Electra Athletic CLUB Saturday, June
II.
Joseph Giannini had one of his
fingers taken off by drill working
in one of the mines this week.
John Wilson, an employe at the
AIgonaut, had splinter run into his
thigh some three inches few days
agoss
Nj. Miatovich, miner at the Zeile,
fell in one of the Slopes, sustaining
superficial injuries to his back which
will disable him from work for a
couple of weeks.
) Butter, eggs, poultry, and all kinds
Sf country produce at the Up-to- Date
Market Bonnifoy and Lasswell,
Props.
s. A. We'll was visiting his nephew II.
We'll, in jackson Wednesday, his
first visit to the county seat since his
three months spell of sickness.
Mrs. Henry Earl, and two children
will leave shortly for ronapah,
where she will join her husband, who
has been there some time.
Ihe Electra Athletic Club will give
a grand moonlight ball at Electra on
Saturday evening, June II. Good
music Will be furnished.
For fine stationery, go to the City
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Katie Garbarini and Mrs.
Rose Podesta, left Sunday to attend
the grand parlor of Naive Daughters
which convened Tuesday at San Jose.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas CON
stantly on hand at Nettle's Mkt.
The Free Methodist conference has
assigned ministers to Amador county
as follows: Rev.W. q. Simpson, lone;
Rev. +. E. Ely, Plymouth.
Get our prescriptions filled at the
City Pharmacy, and get handsome
medicine glass tree.
A Nooe, who bought the saloon of
F..Talenti took charge couple of
weeks ago. Mr.. Talenti is helping
him for a while, until he gets fair
insight into the business and ac
quaintance with the patrons.
Wanted at the Ledger office boy
or girl to learn typesetting; must be
fairly we'll educated and good
spelIer.
Mrs. Sanguinetti has built new
porch over her business premises on
Main street.
The building of the second story
over the frame building occupied by
A. Basso as a harness shop was re-
sumed Tuesday, and the building Is
being pushed rapidly towards compile
tion.
IL IOpOl bAoO q 101C hoS OCOh
made in railroad circles that no man
shall be employed unless he can
speak the English language, so as to be
able to understand orders and make
himself understood by others. This
is much needed p1ecaution for the
protection of employees as we'll as the
company. The rule might be adopted
with good results in other industries.
Why should not the idea be incor-
porated into law?
A. II. Kuhlman has bought FIVE
horse power gasoline engine with
which to run his planning machinery
etc., in his shop on Water street. He
has fitted up the adjoining premises
as a part of his workshop. With the
two places he will have a commodious
and convient place for his business.
Miss Clara Anderson, of jackson,
who is a schoolteacher in Julian dis
trict, was successful in winning one
of the prizes offered by the Sacra-
mento Union on voting contest.
She received over II, 900 votes, beating
her nearest opponent nearly two to
one She will be entitled to free
all round ticket to the Portland fair,
and expenses paid during one week s
visit Jackson is to be congratulated
upon gaining this distinction for one
of her fair daughters, and indeed the
honor could not have fallen upon a
more deserving one than Miss Ander,
son.
Thos. Lemin has fitted up his new
premises in the old Enterprise stable
as a saloon. A portion of the front
has been partioned off, and nicely
papered and a neat bar put therein
1t is moreover cool and commodious
in the rear, where there is plenty Of
room for games of all kinds.
1t is curious incident which has
probably never happened in the his
tory of the Native Daughters organ
lzation that both the grand presiden
and grand secretary are from th
same county, Amador. The bighes
honorary office, the presidency, ant
the most coveted position of emolu
ment, the secretaryship, have beel
for the past year awarded to tn
couny where the organization ha'