Amador ledger., 1906-02-09
Additional Locals.

For horse blankets and everything
in the saddle and harness line, SET
Piccardo's fine stock on Water street
An Austrian miner named l.. Mont
| jesovlch was blinded IN one eye by ;
piece of rock while working in thu
Oneida mine a few days ago. He il
under surgical treatment, and thu
sight is not thought to be permanent!
injured.
All kinds of harness from SIS up a
Pete Piccardo's.
Nick Marich on the first of tebru
ary was hit in the head by falling
rock while at work in the Kennedy
receiving a severe scalp wound
necessitating a number of stitches tt
close it. He will be disabled severa
weeks.
A man named Decalaut had his
right leg broken below the knee this
week, at the Gwin mine.
Amber Meek was seized with 6
fainting spell in front of Redlick's Is
Store Wednesday afternoon. In fall
ing his head struck the pavement.
Charley Gregory picked him up after
he fell the second time, and took him
home, where he soon recovered.
Buggy robes, horse blankets at P.
Piccardo's harness shop. Prices to
suit.
Andrew MeIIo left Saturday morn
ing for Stockton, where he will enter
the Business College at that place.
Stephen L. Gage, agent of the s..
P. K. r., invited a number OF the
Jackson young men to attend the
hunt on the grant lands in lone
valley. Those invited we're: Gus
Laverone, C. Ii. Freeman, Frank
VaIvo and Frank Burgin. They went
to lone Wednesday night.
A boy or girl wanted at the Ledger
Office, to learn printing and reporting.
Mrs b. T.. Taylor returned Tuesday
night from a business trip to Sacra-
mento, purchasing furniture for the
new residence.
Victor Bonnefoy, who went to San
Francisco some two months ago, re-
turned last Friday, and spent few
days with relatives here. He left
Monday for Latrobe, accompain ed
by his mother, Mrs Geo. Bonnefoy.
The jackson Shoe Store is up and
doing. All of the. departments will
receive a full stock of brand new
goods.
Mrs FL. Wilson, who has been visit
lug relatives here for the past two
weeks, left for her home in Fresno,
Tuesday morning.
Emily Angove came up from Sacra-
mento Monday night to spend few
days with her relatives here.
Miss Esther Devan, who has been
quite ill at her home the last few
days, is slowly improving.
Mrs r. j. Adams, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Alex Eudy
for the past month, returned to her
home in San Francisco Tuesday.
Clothing; never before has the
people of jackson had the chance to
buy, a suit for $40 that we are going
to give you. Jackson Shoe Store.
j. Il. Langhorst, the executor of the
estate of Richard Vorlander, who died
at Mokelumne Hill some three months
ago, and left an estate valued at sew
eral thousand dollars, to certain des-
ignated relatives in Germany, has re-
Gently heard from Germany that all
the relatives named as Iegatees in the
wIlI-five in mber-are dead. There
are children of those mentioned liv-
ing, and the legacies will fall to them.
small place near Cologne, requests
that the urn containing the cremated
ashes of Vorlander be forwarded tC
him for interment by the side of 6
brother who died some years ago.
The request will be complied with as
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made with the express com.
pany.
Mrs 6tagg, mother of Mrs M. W.
Folger, returned from visit with
relatives near Lodi early this week.
and will make her homo with bel
daughter at present.
Will arrive in a few days, our big
stock of clothing, made for me by the
best tailoTs in the world, jackson
Shoe Store.
Call and see the immense new STOCK
at Pete Piccardo's.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a
10. to 3 p. m. Phone-Ottice, blacE
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Mr. and Mrs John Crocker uf Fores
Home, were guests of Chas. Crocke
and wife this week.
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