Amador ledger., 1906-03-16
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dore Crocker, who took the trip fol
the purpose of looking around the
immense works in progress near
Vallecito, for the new light and
power company that recently com
menced work on big dam there. A
large number of men are employed
on this undertaking.
Fayette Mace, jr., OF near lone
submitted to surgical operation on
one of his toes last Thursday.
Jacob Van Natter, the centenarian,
was seized with sinking spell We'd
nesday. He rallied, but has been
extremely weak since. He has passed
the 1O2d anniversary of his bIrth-the
Oldest inhabitant of the state at the
present time.
Clint. Radcliffe night watchman at
the Kennedy mine, Is having a vaca-
tion. T. j. Seymour has taken his
place until he returns. He is grad
ually recovering the sight of the eye
that was so severely injured a few
weeks ago by being cut with strand
of wire. He has we'll founded hopes
that the sight will ultimately be
fully restored.
Milard Phillips came from Eugene,
Oregon, Tuesday on a visit to his
cousin, DIR. Phillips.
West Moore is laid up with rheu-
matism in his back, at the National
hotel.
Vic Chichizol1a went to San Fran
cisco Wednesday morning.
Mrs DR.. Gall left last Thursday
for Stockton, and from thence went
to San francisco, where she is at
present.
Antone Bovinich, an old resident
of Sutter Creek, died in the county
hospital last Tuesday. The remains
were taken to Sutter Creek the same
day, and the interment took place
in the cemetery of that town. Deceas-
ed was a well-known citizen, and
highly respected, not only by those
of the same nativity as himself, but
by all who had any acquaintance with
him. He was seventy years of age.
Some time during Monday night
the transmission wire between the
north and east shaft of the Kennedy
mine was severed, whether accident
ally or maliciously is not known. 1t
is reported that the same night there
were indications that an attempt was
made to break into the new boarding
house, which is now receiving the
finishing touches, prior to its occup-
ancy.
George Jennings was in jackson
Saturday. He is employed in a re-
sponsible position on an electric rail-
road in process of construction be-
tween Sacramento, Vacaville and
Vallejo. The heavy rains recently
flooded much of the country, and
compelled them to cease operations
for while. He speaks in glowing
terms of the fruit country of Yolo
and Solano counties, and the immense
shipments OF products from the
orchards thereabouts. There is some
talk of an electric line from Sacra-
mento to Plymouth and along the
mineral belt to Jackson. This would
come by way of rich lands bordering
the Costumes. In the opinion of
experts on such matters, such a road
would prove paying property.
There does not appear to be much
stir for the offices, especially for
trustees. For the salaried offices
there will probably be contest at
the hallotbox, if not for a regular
nomination.
Lester t'lagg has been promoted
from his position as electrician at the
works at Electra, to the travelling
super vision of the plants of the
California Gas and Electric Corpora
tion.
Harry Greves of Mokelumne Hill
was in town Sunday.
Mrs j. Burce passed through town
Sunday on her way to lone, to visit
her daughter, Mrs Visseux.
Miss M. A. Gass returned from
business trip to the city the latter
part of last week.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer flour makes the best.
G. NJ Meeks is fixing his sidewalk,
leveling the rocks and putting on a
coat of gravel. He will finish the
work as soon as the weather permits.
Mrs M. W. FoIger last week receiv-
ed little girl, named Helen Shaver
about four or five years old, whom
she will raise. She came from Utah.
Her mother and father were both
killed in a snowslide in that state
about three months ago.
Joe Marie went to San Francisco,
Sunday morning on business.
John Kelly went to San Fracnisco
this morning.
Frederick Eudey returned from San
Francisco last evening, after a weeks
stay On business.
The MokeIumne hill and Valley
Spring stages were unable to make
the trips yesterday, on account of
high water in the south fork of Jack