Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-08-16


vaDnoni Il Co.
Jos. Dalo and family, who have
been away on a months vacation,
returned home Thursday evening.
Geo. S. Andrews who has been
operating in mining in the Defender
district for the past three years, came
down from that point yesterday, and
LETT this morning for New York. 1t
is lot likely that he will return.
lie has spent considerable money on
the Grand Prize mine, but the out
come did not square with expecta
tions.
DIR. E. l.. Phillips Office is at his
residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel.
DIR. Gundry, young graduate in
medicine and surgery, came up from
San Francisco, to take charge of the
practice of DR.. l.. E. Phillips, during
the latter's stay In Bel kelley. He
will remain here two or three weeks.
He reports that DIR. Phillips is gett.
ing along rapidly on the way to COM
plete restoration to health.
H. BelluominI had. his Zig toe
crushed by rock while working in
the Kennedy mine on tuesday night.
A. G. Hamrick OF New York Ranch,
brought load of fruit to town We'd
day on two horse wagon. While on
Peek hill, a boy was riding a tireless
bicycle, making such racket that
the horses started on the run down
bill, without driver, and did not
stop until they got to the creek. The
wagon in the meantime being cap
sized, was dragged in that position
most of the distance. 1t was badly
dilapidated. The load of fruit was
scattered all along the grade.
Mrs Sadie Kay gave an entertain
ment in Odd Fellows hall on Friday
evening last, sustained pIicnipalIy by
pupils of her musical class, and
talent from San Francisco. There
was singing, instrumental music,
fancy dancing etc. The Misses AxeI-
rod of San Francisco we're an especial
feature of the entertainment. There
was fair attendance. and the audi
ence was we'll pleased With the pro-
gram presentation, testifying their
appreciation with hearty applause and
encores. A free dance tor those pre-
sent who cared to indulge in that
pastime wound up the evening.
A subscription list is being circuI-
ated among the miners in behalf of
James Canepa, who was crippled by
an accident in the Oneida mine some
six years ago. He wants to raise
funds to enable him to make living
by engaging in some light business.
Furniture for sale. Call next to
court house, Mrs M. Newman. aul6-2t
Miss Agnes Newman left Wednesday
morning for Oakland, on a visit to
relatives in that city.
George Weller, after an absence of
month in San Francisco and Stock
ON, returned home Tuesday evening.
be took vacation principally for
his health, which has been much
benefited. He expects a good
plumber to assist in the business in
few days.
Having received large consign-
ment of extra CHOICE olives, 75c per
gal, or Zoe qt. Call and try them.
V. Giovannoni x Go.
There is said to be considerable
sickness of malariaI character
around. Also several cases of scarlet
fever. Two of Mrs Thompson's child
rem IN Hunts gulch are down with it.
Yesterday was the hottest day of
the season so far. The thermometer
IN places registered 100 in the shade.
There is considerable prospecting
going on in Alpine county. In Hope
valley two locations are being worked
for copper. One is an old-discovered
mine, which has been idle for years.
1t is now being opened up with en-
couraging results. Another party is
prospecting in another part of the
valley, on an entirely new discovery.
The Ladies' Aid Society assisted by
the New Idea Club, will serve a
dinner on Admission Day IN the l.
D. D. f. hall. Public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Miss Loretta Meehan, after spending
a months vacation in San Francisco
and Lake Tahoe, returned home Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs j. l.. Fontenrose came
up from San Francisco Wednesday
evening, tc attend the golden wedding
of Mr. and Mrs James Meehan.
Mrs Alex. Eudey came up from the
city Wednesday evening to remain.
The looms above the butcher shop
have been neatly retitted and fur
nished for her reception.
Mr. and Mrs E. Muldoon of Oak
land, and Mrs Matt MuIdoon and
children of Jackson, returned unex-
pectedly from KiIkwoods to-day.
They intended to stay a month. and
had only been gone two weeks. Mrs
K. Muldonn was taken sick, and
hence they hurried to Jackson. They