Amador ledger., 1907-05-03

nave beou SHSdSeu iol soNSLdl Weoh'
upon an abstract of the Arroys Secc
grant. 1t will include all transfer:
to large holders as we'll as to every
lot and piece within the town of lone.
They expect to complete the work
this week, and so far as we know 1t
will be the most volumiuous abstract
ever turned out in this county, there
being over 300 transfers on our re-
cords.
The Volcano stage commenced runn-
ing on its summer schedule the first
of the month, going up in the even
ing and returning the following morn
ing.
Mrs I. Conlon is engaged in taking
the school census of jackson. She
reports large falling off of children,
will remain as at present cannot be
determined until her work is com
pleted.
The small posts necessary for the
bridge to be placed at the Ellis cross
ing on jackson creek, are being made
at Garbarini Bros. shop. That firm
will erect the bridge doing all work,
and proceed just as fast as conditions
will permit.
Chris Marelia is home for a few
days visit.
Messrs. Brown and Caminetti- have
moved from the front room in Love's
hall to the Brown building on Court
street. The partnership continues
the same and no line of business has
been dropped on account of the
change. Recorder Thompson, who
has made his official homo with them
will try and join forces with some
other officer.
Mrs &. A. Herrick took her son,
Emerson, to Stockton Saturday last
for an examination, and any addition
al treatment which might be necess-
airy in order to restore the usefulness
of his arm injured some months ago.
An X-ray apparatus proved that it
was safe to remove the spllnts and no
further trouble Is expected.
Carlo Candini, who died in the
county hospital last Monday of
typhoid fever, had been here but a
few days. He was employed by a
lumber company in Ell Dorado county
for four years. and had been paying a
tax of 81 per month. He was looking
for work around here, and being
taken sick went to the hospital with
the above result. When asked why
he came to the hospital, replied il
broken English, that he paid 81 per
month, and thought that he was en-
titled to enter the place. At any
rate he was taken care of, and never
rallied from the disease. Deceased
leaves wife and child in Italy.
The editor of the Ledger was
passenger Sunday morning for Sau
francisco, to be gone several days
The slim appearance of our editorial
columns will be overlooked by our
readers on this score.
A few months ago Mr. Ketchum of
Amador county, moved to this town
and bought what was known as the
HohWeiler place, one and one-haif
miles west of Wood bridge. He re-
Gently sold the same to q. H. Abbott
at an advance of 5000. Stockton
Record.
DIR. l.. E. Phillips has given up his
offices in the We'll building, and will
hereafter have his office at his resi-
Ience on the Hamilton tract, where
be has just finished building special
ly adapted for office purposes. The
reason for this change is that his time
is so taken up with outside practice,
that it was seldom that he could be
found at the office during office
hours. He M we'd all furniture and
fixtures last Saturday.
A Mexican miner employed at the
Zeila, drove the point of pick into
his right leg below the knee Wednes-
day afternoon. He applied to DR..
Endicott for treatment. The wound
was of trivial nature, and the man
being touchy, the doctor could do
nothing with him and was obliged to
let him go.
The transformer at Strohm s brew
cry, which was damaged by Tightening
last winter has been replaced with
new one. The Ledger office was thus
cut off from electrical power for a
few hours last Wednesday.
Mrs s. j. Worley of Drytown,
mother OF Fred LIE Nom, is here or
a visit to her son. She has been in
poor health during the winter and is
just able to be about.
A charming portrait was shown IN
Sundays Call, April 2Sth of Mrs
Frederick Northern Bradley, who is
one of the popular young matrons OF
the city. Mrs Bradley is tall and
handsome, being dark with very
beautiful brown eyes. Mr. Bradley
has recently built a large house on
Broadway, between Scott and Devisa-
dero streets, which is one of the hand
soonest homes in the city, and there
Mrs Bradley dispenses a delightful
hospitality. She was recently the
hostess at a large bridge party, at
which the prizes we're all exquisite