Amador ledger., 1907-07-19
Jackson. Cal.


m. to 5 p. m. Phone-Oftice, black
444: residence. Black 1914; jackson.
Mrs e. Oliver left Tuesday for Sacra-
mento on visit to her mother, Mrs
OIocker.
Charley Parker, who is employed in
Wells Fargo's express in Oakland,
came up Sunday evening on a two
weeks vacation.
1t is reported that j. Daneri, the
undertaken of Suffer Greek, who to1k
charge OF the funeral of William
Crosby who died of diphtherIa in
Amador City last week, is suffering
from the same dreaded disease himself
in San francisco. After the inter-
ment of young Crosby, he felt sore
ness of the throat coming on, aud
fearing it might be the symptoms of
diphtheria he at once repaired to the
city and placed himself in the hands
of physician there. Rumors have
tioated bsck since that his is case
of diphtheria, but not of an alarming
character.
Chris Rupar, miner employed in
the Argonaut, was caught by a falling
rock one day this week. The rock
struck him on the right arm and
hand, cutting two or three gsshes.
which required several stitches to
close. He is being treRted at the
Sierra sanitarium.
DR.. Phillips was called to Clinton
on Wednesday to see little girl who
was suffering from persistent hemorr-
hage. The day before she was
brought to Jackson, and had a tooth
extracted by a dentist. The bleeding
was protusa at the time, but it was
thought that it would soon cease.
After her return home, however, it
continued, and all through the
following night, the patient becoming
very weak from the loss of vital fluid.
1t was then determined to summon
medical aid. The bleeding was soon
got under control. and the child is
regalning strength rapidly.
School superintendent W. II. Green
haIgh returned Sunday evening from
attending the meeting of the national
educational association at LosAngeIes.
j. McCutchen, late of the jackson
Shoe Store, is employed as clerk in
the Royal Shoe Co.'S store. 1856 Fill
more street. San Francisco.
Mrs Carrie Calvin returned the
latter part of last week from Watson
vile, whittier she had been as a dele
gate of Ursula Parlor to the gran d
parlor.
In the baseball game last Sunday
Jack Francis met with a severe acct
dent. He was one of the players, and
in the running his foot caught under
the sack covering one of the bases.
The strain was so severe that the
ligaments in the region of the ankle
we're broken. He is under the DOCTORS
care, although at present allie to get
around on crutches. 1t is likely that
the mishap will disable him fer
several weeks.
Louis Peronl. who is wanted in
Suffer Creek, Amador county, for
defrauding an innkeeper, was arrested
in this city early yesterday morning
He will be taken back to Sutter Creek
to-day. Sac. Union, July 10.
One of the driving shafts of the
sawmill of the Standard Electric
Company on Tiger creek broke a day
or so ago. The machine shop of Gar
barini Bros. has been working to
repair, and expect to have it finished
to-day. The mill has been at stand :
still owing to this accident.
George Weller has been in the city
for over week, to engage first class
plumber if possible, also for his
health.
The jackson social, and athletic
club installed officers for the ensuing
term last night. After the ceremony
in their own hall, they adjourned tc
the banquet room of the Odd Fellows
ball, where an excellent supper was
spread. Many invited guests were
present. The festivities we're con-
tinued until after midnight, and all
had joyous time.
Kirkwood's and Murphy's cattle
started for their mountain pastures
near Silver lake yesterday morning.
Ben. Fuller left yesterday morning,
his destination being Ramsey, New,
where his brother W. NJ. Fuller, is
superintendent of one of the leading
mines of that camp. He accompanied
Kirkwood's cattle to the mountain
range, and from there he will proceed
to Ramsey.
Mrs L. N. DweItt of Burson. is
visiting friends IN Hunts guIch.
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