Amador ledger., 1907-05-24

Costa county, and Edith W. Berry
man of Amador City.
The saloon of Bonamici 4 Kay, III
the Mace building, has been elegantly
rehtted with a new counter, doors
and furniture. 1t is one of the best
appointed business houses of the kind
in the city, and will doubtless com
mand fair share of the public
patronage.
Matt Thomas, of Middle Bar,
severed the veins of the wrist of his
right hand Wednesday morning. He
was in the act of setting a saw, when
his hand slipped and came in contact
with the sharp teeth of the saw cutt-
ing nasty cash. He came to Jack
son, and had his injuries dressed by
DIR. EnuIcott.
Miss Hilda CIough started Monday
for an extended tour of the eastern
states. Her mother, Mrs CIough, left
Wednesday, after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs Grace Phelps. She
goes to visit relatives IN Placer
county.
Steve Ferrari came home early this
week, after an eight months absence.
lie has been employed by Shattuck &
Desmond, contractors for the con-
structlon of the Ocean shore rail
road, now IN process of construction
between Santa Cruz and San Fran
cisco. He had charge of the horses.
When he left the contract was about
completed, as far as his part of the
work was concerned. He was en-
ployed on the section from Santa
Cruz to the cement works. Walter
Wilson, from Pine Grove, a son-in-
law of q. @. Luttrell, is also working
on a portion of the same road.
Henry We'll returned Monday even
ing from San Jose, whittier he went
as delegate to the grand lodge of
the Foresters of America. He also
spent several days in San Francisco.
% per cent off on all trimmed hats
for one week only. Eastern trimmer.
Mrs K. L. Delahide.
Mrs h. s. Petois went to Sacra-
mento last tuesday, to attend her
daughter in law, Mrs Julius Petois in
her severe illness.
II. S. Petois has been around this
week collecting funds for payment Of
water rates of this year for the Pro-
testaGt cemetery; also to tap the
large water main on StasaI avenue, so
as to have more pressure and water;
also to extead the pipe system in the
cemetery. He met with much en-
couragement and good will, people
subscribing willingly and literally to
the fund.
John a. Brown, after an absence of
year or more in Sacramento and
other places, returned to this citv
early this week.
Garden hose, lawn sprinkIers, lawn
mowers, rakes, hoes and spads. in
TACT everything needed for lawn or
garden at V. Giovannoni & Co.
The bazar and supper given last
Thursday in the Odd Fellows hall by
the Ladies' Aid Society, for the
benefit of the NJ. E. church, was
very successful affair. There was a
large attendance of patrons. The net
receipts amounted to slS9-wbich is
deemed very gratifying outcome.
Geo. W. Brown and j. Hoskins lett
sunday morning for OroviIIe, as
delegates to the grand lodge of
knights of Pythlas, which met in
that city this week.
Opie Harper has moved his resi-
dence from the house belonging to
frank Simcich on Broadway, to the
dwelling house belonging to Z. M.
Meek, OF the opposite side of the
street.
Albert Weber, the well-known piano
tuner, who has travelled through this
county for the past % years in the
practice of his profession, died at his
home in San Francisco on Thursday
OF last week, and was buried on
Saturday. He was the oldest piano
tuner that Travelled through this
section, and an expert in his business.
Nine hundreths of an inch of rain
fall Saturday. 1t was welcome
shower for the farmers, whose stand
ing garin it will help materially, and
at the same time was not sufficient to
do harm to the volunteer hay already
cat. The total rainfall for the season
to date is Al l6 inches.
Jas. Jay Wright came up from Oak
land Wednesday, to take part in the
musical entertainment TO be given by
the choral club this evening.
Four members of the Masonic lodge
of jackson went to Drytown last We'd
nesday evening to be present at the
ceremony of conferrIng the third de-
gree on John Eudey, employed as
mIIlman at the Fremont. Las,
evening several went to Sutter CreeL
to witness the initiation of Lawrence
White into the Sd degree in Henry
Clay lodge of that town.
W. M. FuIlers after brief visit t.
his relatives at ScottsvilIe, left thi
morning for Ramsey, Nevada, wher,
he is largely Interested in mining.