Amador ledger., 1906-04-27
LOCAL NEWS

j. f.. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
n. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
IA: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Frank Arata, IN doing some work
with pick in his garden caught the
implement i'll a clothes line, and
received blow in the head, lnfiIct
ing scalp wound which demanded
attention by surgeon. His injury
is not serious.
Miss Belle Devan, who was in San
Francisco learning the millinery busi-
ness, returned home Sunday evening.
Her brother W. +. Devan went to the
,ity for the purpose of looking for
ner. The military authorities put
MIN to work for time. Like thou
sands of others, he failed to find the
one he was looking for. He got
back by way of Sacramento Mon
lay.
Some three hundred refugees from
he late proud metropolis of the coast
lay. Most of them had relations in
ONE part of the county. Some fifty
n sixty arrived in Jackson. Many of
hem we're employed in San Francisco,
)ut their source of employment being
zone, there was no other recourse
except to get out to their friends IN
10 nfTr7
distributing the stricken people IN
he country as fast as they can, and
very short time actual destitution
md want will be banished. A
number of those reaching here
brought bundles of clothing, some
wrapped in sheet, some stuffed into
pillow case. One woman had bird
and cage; another the top of a sewing
machine, representing all the worldly
belongings they could save from the
levouring element.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
less patched at Pete Piccardo's.
Last Friday, as ex-congressman
Jaminetti and Geo Edwards we're
driving to jackson and had reached
he grade in Amador county, both
shafts in their buggy gave away stimuli
aneously, freeing the horse. Had it
pot been for the quick work of Mr.
Edwards in cramping the wheel, both
buggy and occupants would have
gone over the embankment. Mr.
Caminetti was almost drawn over the
Hash board by the sudden parting of
Fhe horse from the vehicle but regain
bd his balance and escaped uninjured,
ks did Mr. Edwards, also. Both men
consider themselves fortunate and are
hoping that the next time, if there
s to be next time," they get into
buch a predicatment it will have just
Fuch happy ending. -CaIaveras
chronicle.
Pay your taxes. before the last Mon
lay in April, and thereby avoid the
penalty for delinquency.
Mrs Eudey, with her daughter Inez,
ind son Frank, returned to jackson
Sunday. Mrs Eudey was living out
Pn Market street beyond Valencia at
ine time of the shock, in the district
that was not reached by the flames.
Frank was under medical treatment,
rs he went for that purpose couple
Intending school. The disaster of the
fre and earthquake compelled them
10 return. They expect to 60 to
(elatives in Ogden in few weeks.
Miss Loretta Meehan returned home
Friday evening, after a long stay in
Rhe city.
N. Axelrod, paid short visit to re-
atives ID this city, after the great
kaIamiJy below, to let friends know
Ihat MS folks were unframed. He
left for Oakland, where his parents
beside, on Wednesday.
Miss H1Ida CIough and her mother
kame up from the city on Tuesday,
Ind intend to remain here for some
lime. Miss Hilda is secretary fol
Code Commissioner, j. F. Davis
whose office with records was destroy
Id.
U. S. Gregory left Wednesday morn
Ing for Oakland and San Francisco
n business trip.
Louis Schiemann, the piano tuner
VilI be in town May 1st. Head
uarters, National Hotel.
Max Ladar says his dwelling hous'
q the city was damaged by earth
uake to the extent of $500.