Amador ledger., 1906-05-25
Additional Locals.

last week from a visit of few days
to the stricken city of San Francisco.
He tells a grewful tale of ruin and
suffering, and was glad to get away
from the sad scenes of desolation.
Q. Burleson of Mokelumne Hill
was in jackson last week, looking
over the field here to determine the
feasibility of supplying this market
with pine lumber. He represents the
new saw mill now in process of con-
struction in the vicinity of Railroad
Flat, Calaveras county. That mill
will be about twenty-five miles from
Jackson, and with no saw mill In
operation at a nearer point, it is
thought possible, at prevailing prices,
to compete with lumber from the out
side. 1t is thought the mill will be
ready to start up in another month.
Miss Emma LasweIl came up Mon
day evening from Sacramento. She
will visit with her sister, Mrs Hewitt,
for the summer.
Miss Lille O'Neil and Mrs Webb,
both of San Francisco, came up Mon
day evening, and proceeded at once
to Volcano, where they Will visit
friends and relatives for some time.
DR.. Z. A. Herrick returned Monday
from Stockton.
Thos. and Jos. Bressler left on
Tuesday morning for Lodi.
Jos. Gluckfeld of the Red Front
Store, went to San Francisco this
week for few days. Mr. Goldberg,
formerly clerk in the store, arrived
here Tuesday evening and will again
take his former position.
Jos. Marie went to San Francisco
Monday morning, on a visit to the
bay cities.
W. FL. Laswell, who is located in
Oakland, was in jackson for few
days this week. He came up on
business.
Theron Titus had quite an exper-
ience on last Sunday evening. He
was driving team that was hitched
to light spring wagon. One of the
horses was fresh colt, and hard to
manage. When near the residence OF
V. S. Garbarini in South jackson,
one of the tugs come unlocked, and
a companion who was in the seat
with him jumped out to fasten 1t, and
as he did so the team became fright
ened and started off. They came to q
stop by the Zeila mine. No one was
injured, some boys who were riding
in the back of the wagon managed tc
get out. One of the horses was badly
torn about the shoulder.
Stephen Cuneo. the fourte NJ yeal
old son of Mr. Cuneo. at the Italian
gardens, near MokeIumne Hill, had
two of his fingers blown off one day
this week. While cleaning out 1
cellar they found it necessary to dt
some blasting. The boy was attaching
the fuse to cap when it exploded
badly lacerating his hand.
Hay harvesting has commenced
around jackson, as far a voluntee
or natural hay is concerned. 1t viii
be week or two before the sowl
crops are ready to cut. The season i
unusually backward, on account o
the cold weather. The crop is NOR
than an average one, and the sowl
grain promises to turn out equal a
we'll as the volunteer. The frui
crop bids fair to be very satisfactory
. Saddles, SIS up at P. Piccardo's
also busters, buggy robes, etc.
: Measurements have been taken b.
the city trustees on the Webb -Maso
? tract, with the view of laying sewe
pipes, for the use of number of resi-
e dents in that locality. The inten
3 tion seems to be to ascertain the COS
D of sewerage to the south for
9 of Jackson creek. 1t is assumed ths
d the entire cost will Ee borne by tn
parties benefited, the same as til
: method pursued in regard to til
= sewerage on Main street.
J. Mr. Pease, agent for the lone an
e Eastern r. r. at MaItell's. left @
II Tuesday morning for San FrancisC
o on company business. He will r
is turn the beginning of next week.
u When you wish the finest f1avort
s. co6ees and teas, remember that W.
ID Nettle keeps only the best.
of On Tuesday evening June 9Th, 100
" Jackson Camp No. 6S8 Woodman
g. the World and Encino Circle No.
rs Women of Woodcraft will give joi
entertainment in 1. o. o. F. hal
o. after which refreshments will
We served to be followed by a dane
Id Attendance on this occasion to
It. limited to membership in both order
on At the meeting of Ursula Parlor
a. D. g. W. last Wednesday, M
O, Emma Boarman and Mrs +. X. JAG
IL son we're elected delegates to t
be grand parlor. which will meet
IN Salinas, Monterey county, on t
en- second Tuesday in June.
en- Peter Doyle of Tuolumne coun
ed is visiting his brother, William Do.
of Hunts gulch for few days.
re- j. Morgan Taylor returned fr
OF San Francisco on Tuesday evenll
ar He was on business trip, and sp'
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