Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-11-08

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the hospital on Wednesday, Miss
Margaret Stasal was seized with a
dizzy spell and fell. She was badly
shaken up for time. Mr. LeMoin of
the hospital was prompt in rendering
aid, and assisted her home. Beyond
the shock, she escaped with a few
bruises.
One Sam Morrill,, who is now a
resident of Sacramento, Is under the
impression that information of his
whereabouts has been advertised for
in the public journals, as he was in,
terested as heir in an estate in pro-
bate. He has requested through Silas
Penry, who has met him in the
capital city, that his address, Sacra-
mento postoffice, be made known
through the Amador papers in the
hope that it will reach parties con-
cerned. Whether he was former
resident of this county we do not
know.
Bear in mind that the fitting of a
pair of glasses to the sight, depends
upon the man that does the work, G.
g. Jansens optioian, now at Lang
horst's can suit you.
Mrs Dan Murphy and Miss Ella
Murphy, have been visiting their
brothers. family, John Murphy of
Chico. Four sons of Dan Murphy
are employed on the elect, ic railroad
running from Chico to Sacramento.
The board of supervisors met Mon
day Nov. A, but on account of the
governor having declared it legal
holiday only the bills were ordered
paid. Other business Will be taken
up next Monday, the eleventh, provid-
ed it is not a holiday.
Mrs Newman, who has been in San
Francisco for several weeks, returned
home Sunday evening. She met with
an accident in alighting from street
car while in the city, injuring her
foot, which detained her longer than
she expected. She is getting along
nicely toward recovery.
j. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m Phone-Otfice, black
444: residence. Black 1894: jackson.
Mrs Dave Hall, accompanied by
Mrs Harvey Clark, came up from San
Francisco Sunday. Mrs Hall recent
ly submitted to an operation for the
removal of cancer from the breast.
On reaching Lodi, it was decided to
remain there until the following day;
as the trip through in one day was
deemed too much of tax upon the
patient in her weak condition. They
reached home Monday evening.
Last Sunday morning team of one
of the oil wagons delivering oil to
the leila mine, became scared at the
junction of Water street and Broad
way. and ran the wagon upon the
sidewalk against the corner of the
Masonic hall building. A buggy
driven by Chas. GioVannoni happened
to be passing at the time, and the two
got slightly tangled up, but not
sufficient to do any damage to either.
Lester Flagg, an employe at the
Standard Electric plant at Electra,
who has been spending a two weeks
vacation at Bear river, returned last
Sunday, and has resumed his position.
Charley Chapman, driver of the
Standard Electric wagon between
Electra and jackson, has also been
enjoying a two weeks vacation, and
returned to his duties Sunday. 1t is
the practice of the company to allow
employees vacation of a couple of
weeks every year.
Last Saturday an automobile be-
longing to the California Gas and
Electric Corporation drove into town
bearing four of the officials of the
company, on visit of inspection to
the plant, and power lines in this
county. The machine got out of
whack while here, and had to be
taken to the machine shop of Gar
barini Bros for repairs. 1t took
several hours to fix it up in running
order. In the mean time the official
left Sunday by train. The automo-
bile departed with its Chauffeur on
Monday morning. The visiting
officials were ". K. Eckars, P. M.
Downing, H. W. Roeding. and F. V.
Lee.
Reserved seats for Brookdale Farm
now on sale at Kuhser's Pharmacy.