Amador ledger., 1907-03-15
CITY PHARMACY.

with capsize. 1t was dark, and
their buggy lantern had become
near the junction of the
MokeIumne Hill and Paioma roads.
"A short distance from the Hill, they
ran into a bad chuck hole, and the
buggy was overturned. The horse
eontInuedsits Journey home, scatter
ing fragments of the vehicle along tue
road. The occupants we're unhuit.
They footed it back to the hill, and
secured another team and got to
jackson shortly after midnight, the
turant horse putting in an appearance
about 10 minutes ahead of them. The
doctors buggy was gathered up, and
brought to F'ord's blacksmith shop
for repairs.
Miss Myrtle Hayford has returned
with complete stock of millinery.
veils, confirmation wreaths, plain aud
fancy ribbons. 49,,
Geo. Weller returned Monday even
ing after a weeks stuy in San Fran
cisco and Sacramento.
Phil Roberts, shaft man at the
ZeiIa, resumed work Tuesday morn
ing, after vacation OF SIX months
on account of his health.
( George Hambrie left Tuesday morn
ing for San Francisco. He came up
here to purchase horses for his team
ing business in 5an francisco, and
was successful in securing six head.
A. Hamrick accompanied him to
assist in the care of the animals en-
route. and will probably remain there
to work at earpentering.
G. Il. Orocker LETT for Sacramento
yesterday morning, on business before
the referee in bankruptcy. Heck
poets to return either this evening or
tomorrow. 1 81
The Jackson Social and Athletic
club will give a social dance in
Loves hall April 6. If.
John ChiIes, an old inmate ct the
county hospital, died very suddenly
in that Institution last Sunday morn
ing. For years he has been in the
habit of calling at the Ledger office
every Saturday morning for the
county paper for the hospital. lie
made his customary visit as usual
last Saturday. and appeared in good
spirits and acreage health. Sunday
morning he rose about eight O'Clock,
and complained that he was about to
have stroke OF paralysis. While
sitting on his bed, he suddenly fell
forward, blood issuing flom his
mouth, and in few minutes he was
dead. A stroke of apopIsxy was the
cause of death, the giving way OF a
bloodvessel in the brain. He had
been in the hospital continuously tor
five years. He came from Drytown,
where he lived for many years, ekeing
out q living by mining in that neigh
borhood and on a claim held by him
Al la duO OouAty. he was VI d
kindly disposition, ever ready to per-
form any little act of kin iness to his
brother inmates, and was much liked
by all. His removal by the stern
decree of death will be keenly felt by
the patients. He was buried in the
hospital section uf the public ceme-
terry. .se.r -
The ladies' aid society. will give a
basket social at Kennedy Flat On the
evening of March %. @
Senator A. Ciminetti returned
home rom his legislative Iabors last
ievening. lie was greeted and cheer
ed as the stage passed through Main
:street, and he shook hands with every
Aohe-he met. There was no organized
public demonstration in his behalf.
One of the heaviest thunder storms
witnessed Tor years occurred here Fri
day afternoon. ,Ihe flashes of light
euing we're something terrible. The
storm lasted about an hour. The
Tightening played some pranks with
telephone and electric light wires.
The fuses of the jackson central
telephone office were put out of com
mission, also all the city street lights.
In Stockton the sub-station of the
Standard Electric was set on fire, and
all power shut off for several hours.
The loss is figured at several thou
sand dollars.
One of the most beautiful sights we
have seen was Tuesday afternoon. A
sharp hailstorm occurred shortly
before sunset. The sun was shining,
and a most beautiful rainbow wGs
pictured IN the east. The colors were
unusually bright. At the same time
the failing hail sparkled IN tho sun.
Light like 80 many diamonds descend
Ing to the earth. The spectacle
attracted the attention of all who
were cognizant Of the striking scene.
New goods arriving daily at thu
jackson Shoe Store.
I Dressmakipg and sewing done. Mr.
French, at Jackson Shoe Store.
George Stickle, a pioneer residen
of GalaFetas county. who came t.
the coast.in lS49, successful IN min
ing pursuits and as q merchant, die
i at bis home near angels, March 4
1907. lie was native of New York
[aged 83 years. ~F--. l.. lee
4Fe New Easter hats at the Jackso
fShoe Store.