Amador ledger., 1906-05-04
LOCAL NEWS

j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 8 a.
IN. to 5 p. m. Phone-Office, black
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Miss Louisa and Amalia Guerra,
and sister, Mrs Della Holder. came
up from San Francisco Friday even
ing. They we're all burned out OF
employment by the fire, and will re-
main with relatives in this city for a
WHILE
Miss Christina Rickett arrived from
San Francisco Friday evening. She
intends to remain for some time. She
passed through the fiery ordeal un-
harmed.
DIR. A. NJ. Gall and wife returned
home Saturday evening. We are glad
to state the doctor is very much i'm
proved in health.
Herbert Meek, who had his leg
broken at the App mine three weeks
ago, is now with his parents in Jack
son. He got home Friday last. lie
is able to get around on crutches, but
several weeks must elapse before he
will be able to do any work.
Get the weak spots in your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
z. Piccardo returned Sunday from
a weeks visit to Sacramento on bust
ness.
K. S Pitois and son George left for
Sacramento last Monday.
Remember the date, Thursday,
May 10th. The optician from the
Chinn- Beretta Optical Co., will be at
Ruhser's Pharmacy on that date pre-
pared to do thorough eye testing.
Their skill, material and workman
ship are of the highest class. -
W. Il. Mccormick of Plymouth has
taken charge of the Cary House bar,
at PlacervilIe.
W. A. NevilIs, who is ill at Raw
hide from injuries received at the
Palace hotel, San Francisco, during
the earthquake, is now very much
better, according to telephone from
Rawhlde Friday afternoon, thus prov
ing false the report circulated in
Sonora that Captain Nevills was dead.
Stockton Independent.
''If you are troubled with those
constant headaches it will pay you tc
have a thorough examination by an
optician who understands compll.
Gated cases. The Chinn- -Beretta Opti
Cal Company's representative will be
at Ruhser's Pharmacy, Thursday. May
10th.
Main street was the scene of quite
an excitement Monday morning. B.
Sangunitti, who works at the butcher
shop of Geo. l.. Thomas, had secured
a strange horse for riding purposes
The animal belonged to W. Moore
of Jackson valley, who had no pre-
sent use for 1t, aud let the butcher
have it temporarily. 1t is usually
gentle and devoid of bucking pro
pensity. Sangunitti mounted it fol
the first time Monday, when from thu
outset it started to buck wildly
throwing it's rider in quick order
Running down the street riderles
still prancing around furiously, i
finally landed PROSTATE on the side
walk in front of SpagnoIl's druI
store. No damage was sustained b,
horse or rider. The only way thes
oapers can be accounted for is tina
the horse had always been accustome,
to single sinching. Unwittingly tn
double sinch was adopted in this in
stance, with the result stated herein.
Miss Bina LESLEY, daughter c
James LESLEY of Volcano, was in Sa
Francisco at the time of the earth
! quake. She had room on the sixt
/ floor of tall building. Soon afte
the shake, she was called to the speak
ing tube and inquiry was made if sh
we're safe. She answered she was a
right, but could not open the door {
her room. The earthquake ha
thrown the building out OF plum
so as to block that means of egIes!
Soon thereafter an official came u
and broke down the door with an a.
She escaped with scant clothing thu
she was able in her haste to put on.
Henry Bradley returned from Sa
Francisco, after the fire and is no
in jackson. He will remain hel
for few days, and then leave with
crew of men for Ham IS station, whel
he will start his shingle mill.