Amador ledger., 1906-06-22

Information wanted as to the
whereabouts of any relatives of Samuel
Morrison, who left Londonderry
Ireland, 45 years ago, and settled in
the west. He is supposed to have met
his death in a New York hospital
about 31a years ago. Any relative or
friend please write his brother John
Morrison, OIL High street, EIgin,
Scotland. je 22-4t.
John A. Brown was discharged from
the county hospital last Monday.
His recovery was very rapid when
medical care was taken of his injuries.
Erysipelas had set in, and his head
was swollen to alarming proportions
when received. He left here for
Sutter Creek, to spend a few days,
after which he will go to Sacramento,
where his family has been living for
some time.
John Hill, who has been working
at the Kennedy mine for some time,
left Tuesday morning, with his wife,
bound for Grass Valley in Nevada
county, where they intend to make
their home. Mr. Hills folks are resi-
dents of that place.
Amber Meek, who fell from a root
at the Taylor residence a few days
ago, is able to get around, but not
able to return to work. He fell
fifteen feet, caused by the "jack"
slipping. He injured his hip, and
lost two teeth by his contact with
terra frna.
A miner named M. Dumiclch was
struck by falling rock in the Zeila
mine last Monday, cutting an ugly
cash in his right thumb.
N. BalIetin, who is stopping at the
residence of Paul Ve1amente on Pitt
street, is suffering from typhoid fever
the only case of contagious disease
in the city at present.
Chris Meiss has purchased the
dwelling house of Tom Peek on Peek
hill. Mrs Williams, who was living
therin, moved out Wednesday to
house on the Hamilton tract belong
ing to G. Marelia.
Fred Datson has moved from the
Hartman dwelling house on Stump
street to rooms in the Butterfield
residence on Broadway, just vacated
by D. K. Reichling.
F. A. Morrow and family, accord
ing to letters received by their
friends, have decided to make their
future home in the thriving city of
Petaluma. From Jackson they went
direct to that city, and at once
resolved to stay there, so pleased
we're they with the people, the town
and its future prospects.
Services will be held next Sunday
in st. Augustine's church at 7 :45 p.
m. All are cordially invited.
Walter Taylor and wife returned
home Wednesday evening from their
bridal tour to the southern part of
the state. They will make their
home in the upper story of the new
Taylor mansion at the corner of Pitt
and Stump street, which has been
fitted and furnished with every con-
venience for their reception. On the
evening of their home coming, the
Jackson choir greeted them with
serenade, and we're royalty welcomed
by the newly married couple and
their friends.
Rev. G. K. Winning, will not be
home until after Sunday, and there
will be no morning services at the
Methodist church next Sabbath, but
Rev. W. 2. Grant of Lodi, Will preach
in the evening. Rev. Grant is
pleasing speaker and all are urged to
hear him.
Rev. E. D. McCreary d. D., will be
in Jackson on Thursday evening of
next week, to hold the last quarterly
conference of this church year. The
officers of the church Will present
their annual reports, and the matter
of pastoral supply for next year will
probably be considered. The import
ance of this meeting is such that all
the officers should be present.
Mrs Inga Bright left yesterday
morning for Oakland, for the purpose
of making her home in that city.
Her husband, Herbert Bright, is in
the railroad POSTAL service, end his
route has recently been changed with
head quarters in Oakland; hence the
change of residence.
The laying of the sewer pipe along
Main street progresses slowly. The
work has been completed to a point
crossing Main street in front of the
National hotel. The trench is dug to
the front of Langhorst's. At the
deepest point the pipe is eight feet
below the surface. During Wednes-
day night the east bank of the trench
in front of the Kay building caved in
for distance of ten or twelve feet,
nearly filling the ditch. 1t will take
fully a days. labor to clean out the
debris so as to permit laying the
pipe. At the rate of progress so far
made, another two weeks will be
consumed in finishing the work.
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