Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1907-10-04

ard Electric Company'S plant at
Electra, to repair the dynamos and
other machinery damaged by the re-
cent disaster. The small machines
can be put in working order, but the
large one, was wrecked beyond repair,
and will have to be replaced by a new
one, which has been ordered, but will
not be delivered for some months.
A load of machinery passed through
this city en- route for Electra We'd
nesday.
John Fellow, a nephew of William
Fellow, the blind traveller, was taken
to the county hospital Thursday of
last week, suffering from serious
complications of disorders. He has
been working at the Kennedy, until
his increasing infirmities compelled a
cessation of labor. He is about 30
years of age, and came from England
about two years ago accompanying
his uncle to this country.
j. W. Caldwell went to Sacramento
and San Francisco early this week on
business, Mrs CalwdelI accompanied
him as far as Sacramento. From.
there she proceeded to Placerville to
visit with friends there.
W. j. Normington, employed in the
blacksmith shop of the keystone
mine at Amador City, injured his
knee by fall some time ago. 1t has
given him considerable trouble ever
since, although he has continued his
employment. A few days ago he was
compelled, on account of the increas-
ing trouble to go to Sacramento, to
see what could be done for his relief.
He is at present under treatment in
one of the hospitals of that city.
Tuesday morning this section was
visited by the first fall rain. 1t was
merely sprinkle, barely sufficient to
lay the dust.
W. l.. Fortner, who for the last five
months has been employed in the
erection of the brick kllns for the ex-
tensive fire brick factory at lone, was
home for few days his week, in
setting range for A. Perovich's
boarding house. He left again for
lone in company with his son Nose,
Tuesday morning. 1t will take
several months yet to complete the
brick kilns, Of which it is the inten-
ton to have nine, so that one kiln
can be kept burning all the time.
The capacity of the kiIns is estimated
at 10000 each, and the product is
estimated to be worth $50 per thou
sand.
Burt Warren, agent for the Pioneer
Flour Mills of Sacramento, was III
jackson Wednesday. making the
regular monthly trip through the
county in the interest of the well
known Pioneer flour. He succeeds
Mr. Curtis, who has made the trips
regularly for several years past, but
who is now engaged in the office of
the company in Sacramento.
Two local teams, one captained by
G. Valvo and the other by V. Gar
barini, played a game of baseball
Sunday afternoon. The former won
the game by a score of Is to 6.
Miss Myrtle Hayford returned Sun
day evening from a weeks stay i'll
Sacramento.
VIM. Tam went to Los Angeles
tuesday morning, to be gone a couple
of weeks on some business matters.
Julius Piccardo was a passenger
Wednesday morning for the city,
where he will stay couple of weeks
buying Christmas stock for his store.
Mrs Emma Il. Foley grand presi
dent of N. d. q. W., accompanied
by Mrs AdaIina Burgin, Miss Z.
Boarman and George Vela, spent
Saturday at Electra, and were beauti-
fully entertained by Nh and Mrs j.
Mclaughlin.
The members of Amapola ParIo1
No. so, entertained the grand presi.
dent, Emma q. Foley, Friday Septem-
Der II. The parlor was Hastily de.
corated in peoples, ribbons and
greens and the banquet hall was pro-
fusely decorated in Japanese lanterns,
flags and red roses. The work was
exempIified and much praise was
given the officers by the grand presi-
dent. Several officers we're installed
by district deputy grand president,
Emma f. Boarman. An excellent
banquet served in courses concluded
the evenings pleasure.
Tom Hedgepeth went to San Fran
cisco Wednesday morning, to spend a
week s vacation.
Mrs VIM. Penny was a passenger
Wednesday morning for Oakland,
where she will visit friends for a
month.
VIM. Going returned Tuesday even
ing, after weeks stay in Sacra-
mento, and has resumed his duties as
Janitor at the court house.
Mr. and Mrs John Mitchell returned
last Friday, after an absence of
several months on visit to relatives
in New York City.
DR.. E. l.. Phillips office is at his
residence, on Hamilton tract, oppo-
site California hotel.
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