Amador ledger., 1906-10-12
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A couple of linemen from Valley
Springs, Calaveras county, strucE
jackson late Sunday night en- route
for home. They we're considerably
hilarious. On Main street, they
halted for liquid refreshments, and
one of them occupied the interval Of
waiting in battering the face of his
companion, who was driving the
buggy, with his fist aided by the
heavy electrician gloves he was wear
ing. The man stood it all without
lighting back, until his physiognomy
was badly marred. A bystander OF
the street, became so worked up over
the maltreatment that he pulled the
offender out OF tho buggy, and
punched him just for the fun of it.
The mlstreated one was then told to
drive on, which he did, leaving his
companion to SHIFT for himself. He
did not go far, before the traces
broke, and he had to stop for repairs.
He managed to get move on. toward
home the same night, however. His
brother llneman had to remain over
until next morning.
Miss Della Mort left Thursday
morning for Stockton, where she will
resume her work in one of the large
stores in that city.
Tho fIionnipi ord ookk1o
returned from the mountains Wednes-
day, driven out by the increasing cold
weather. Ferrari's cattle also came
down.
Don't forget that [you can save zoe
on your dollar, at the Shoe Store,
Saturday.
DIR. E. D. McCreary, presiding
elder of the Sacramento district, will
preach at the Methodist church next
Sabbath evening at I 80 O'Clock. The
pastor will preach at IL a. m. Sab
bath school at 2 p. m. A cordial in
vitation is extended to aIl.-Seats
free.
Paul Rasoia, who has been suffer
ing from an abnormal growth, re-
sulting from a fractured shoulder
blade IS years ago. and which for
several months has been interfering
with the use Nof his arm, left Wednes-
day morning for San Francisco, to
enter the French hospital there, for
the purpose of undergoing an opera
ton tor his relief.
Matt Thomas and others, who have
been operating the Farrell mine at
Middle Bar, shipped their sulphurets
to San francisco, few days ago for
treatment. Mr. Thomas and Chas.
Mckinney left for the city Wednes-
day morning.
Get wise and wear Beings clothing,
good fitting and best suits in town
for the money. Mems suits for 81. 80
and up. jackson Shoe Store.
Marie Bros. lost a valuable horse
last Sunday. In coming up the hill
near the Amador Queen mine in
Hunts gulch, in some unexpected
way, one of the animals in the de.
livery wagon broke its leg. 1t was
left behind, and few hours there
after the wounded horse was shot, to
put an end to Its sufferings.
Miss Rose StasaI, who has been
visiting in San Francisco for two
weeks, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Mrs Bartle. with her two sons, left
Wednesday morning, for Sacramento,
to join her husband. They will make
their home in that city.
I. K. Norman is out on hunting
trip in the mountains. He is not
expected to return until the close of
deer season, October Is.
See our new line of ladies' hats just
arrived, latest styIeg, Jackson Shoe
Store.
Geo. W. Bowser, who owns some
valuable mining property in Gala
veras county, but who has for the
past four years been resident of
Napa county, came to Jackson We'd
nesday evening, bringing with him a
miuing expert, who went on to the
mine to examine the same.
Mrs Harvey Clark left this morning
for Oakland, where she was called by
a telegram, telling her of the illness
of her mother and brother.
Divine service will be held in St.
Augustine's church, Sunday evening
next at 7:30. All are cordially in
vited to attend. VIM. Tuson, rector.
G. 9. Ginocchio went to Stockton a
few days ago for medical treatment
for enlarged veins of the leg, the
result of protracted standing.
Miss e. Tore, the popular dress
maker in the Jackson Shoe Store, is
rushed with fine work. II you are
looking for a good filter come to
her. We do all kinds of sewing.
Don't forget to attend the grand
ball given by W. Hanley at New York
Ranch, on Saturday, October 90
Chicken raviola supper SOC per plate.
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