Amador ledger., 1907-03-08

Apply to Mrs b. F. Taylor, jackson.
mar. S-2m
The oldest son of j. l.. Sargent of
Middle Bar, was brought to jackson
Sunday for surgical treatment at the
hands of DIR. Endicott, for cut
which severed the tendoms Ut one
finger.
A child of X. Sowden of the Gwin
mine, swallowed some glass, and was
brought to jackson for treatment
lie is getting along toward recovery.
The fees collected in the recorders
office last month amounted to S107. %.
In the clerks Office the fee receipts
were s85. 70, distributed as follows:
County clerk So; superior court s3l. so;
probate s34. 25; new cases So.
j. Z. Stirnaman, one of the old
settlers of Antelope district, is lying
critically ill at his home in the
He received stroke OF
paralysis few days ago.
Mrs Chas. II. Crocker returned
home Wednesday evening, after visit
of two weeks with friends in Sacra-
mento.
Mrs W. o. Green, accompanied by
her granddaughter VerI Hubertg,
went to Gait Wednesday, where they
we're met by Mrs Rose Scott, who
took Miss Verl to the capital city for
a visit of week or so. Mrs Green
to Jackson the same day.
M. McGary, who has been on
tour in southern Nevada
with a party of San Andreas people
is expected home in a few days. They
over the desert in an auto
He has located a couple of
promising claims on his own account
and is also interested IN a number of
others located by the company.
st. Augustine's church, Jackson
Divine service Sunday evening next
at 7:30 p. m, evening prayer and
The 1T. Rev. W. II. Moreland, d.
D. Bishop of Sacramento, will hold
Irvine service in st. Augustine's
,hureh Sunday evening, the 18th day
of March. VIM. Tuson, rector.
Chas. FL. Crocker got back from
Colusa last week. He appeared for
defendant in a mortgage foreclosure
case. There was contention as to
the amount due, and the defendant IS
attorney succeeded in cutting the
to his version of the account.
Geo. L. Wright has written to stock
holders of the Del Mente Goldfield
Mining and Leasing Co. from Gold
field, to the effect that the shaft on
the leased claim has been sunk a
depth of 100 feet, entirely by wind
lass. Sulphldes have appeared. the
forerunner of the approach TO a ledge.
The construction of gasoline hoist
is now tne pressing need. The com
pany are under obligation to sink 300
feet before taking out ore. 1t Is
to reach this depth in the
next four months. Everything is re-
ported to be looking very encourag-
ing.
The amount of the adjusted insuI
ance claim of Charles Head, on his
furniture lost or damaged by the fire
last week was promptly paid. The
matter was settled last Saturday by
the payment of something over $500.
The property was insured for $500.
1t was not total loss, however, and
the amount paid by the company is
considered liberal The insurance on
the piano was independent of the
policy on the furniture, and this
claim has been settled. 1t belonged
to the piano company, and had been
placed only a few days before the fire
in the Head dwelling for storage.
The scorched instrument was shipped
back to the firm last week.
DIR. G. A. Herrick and family left
tor Stockton this morning, for a
brief visit.
The mail was three hours late in
arrival in jackson last evening,
caused by a delay on the main line
below Gait.
In the proceedings of the board Of
supervisors last month we said thai
w. Plunkett was allowed S76 for roac
work in district 3. This was typo
graphic error; it should have been ST
Several meu employed by the cit!
are at work today, scraplng the muC
from Main street. 1t Is astonishing
how the mud accumuIatss. TheI
must be from twenty to thirty Wagon
loads in the space between Cour
street and Newman's stable.
Sheriff Gregory, who has been alb
sent in San Francisco for severa
days, returned home last evening.
DIR. L. Il. Phillips, returned fror
his vacation for his heaIth's sake o.
Tuesday evening. He is much i'm
proved, and is attending to his prac
tiee as usual.
DR.. Hsrriok, secretary of the stat
board of dental examiners, was calIe