Amador ledger., 1907-01-18

y
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
DR.. Phillips has beer attending to
case of typhoid fever at Paloma
every day the past week. The patient
is j Ohm Wise.
George Troyan had his hand crush
ed at the Argonaut mine one day last
week. The little finger was found to
be so badly crushed that DIR. Phillips
had to amputate it. The patient Is
getting along nicely.
Sunday the boys and men INDUCED
in the pastime of snowbalIing. Of
course, it caused a whole lot of
merriment to the 'throwers, but it was
not so much appreciated by the
objects of attention. Every pedestrian
that showed up on Main street was
the target from the white missives
thrown from roofs, and aevery other
point. Some of the pelted ones took
1T good naturedly, others became
angry and attempted to fight back.
On Main street not little damage
was done to show windows. Ginoc-
chios' store had three panes broken,
the Telegraph Office one. At Chinn g
saloon valuable glass window was
smashed, which will cost, over S5 to
replace. A pane was broken in S.
Myers show window; also one in
-Vogeli's. One Austrian miner sought
shelter from the fusillade by dart1ng
In one of the business houses. He
drew long pointed miners candle
stick, and threatened to use it if he
was further moIested. TEey there
after let him alone. On Monday the
city marshal put stop to the busi-
ness; intimating that he would arrest
any one that continued the annoy
ance. That settled it.
Fayette Mace has been quite sick
and confined to his bed at the Globe
hotel. He came here early last week,
and visited f. M. Whitmore, at the
National. That evening be was taken
sick, and has been laid up ever since.
His wife and son from lone came up
to wait on him during his illness.
at last account he was improving.
State Senator A. Caminetti has been
appointed member of the following
committees of the senate 4
Eduction, forestry and water pre-
servation, Judiciary, mines and min
ing, municipal corporations. and
roads and highways. Some of these
are vitality important to Amador
county, and the people have a right
to expect that a strenuous effort will
be made.to remedy several of the evils
from which this county, with other
sections of the state, has suffered for
many years.
You get 81 worth of goods for SOC at
the jackson Shoe Store.
John Il. Lester and Ruth A. Blake
both of Mokelumne Hill, we're united
in marriage in the hotel parlors of
the National hotel Monday last at y
o'clock. Frank z. McCarty acted as
groomsman, and Miss t'lnssie Kear,
bridesmaid. The Rev. VIM. Tuson of
st, Augustine's Episcopal church,
performed the ceremony. Directly
after the wedding eight of the party
partook of the wedding dinner, which
was nicely arranged. and the menu
was highly pleasing to the party. The
following persons were present: John |
L. Lester and Ruth A. Blake, the
young married couple; Frank P. Nc
Carly and Flossie Kean, bridesmaid |
and groomsman; Mr. and Mrs &. II. |
Blake, Mr. Kean, and the rector, Wm.
Tuson. The young married couple |
are highly thought of by all who
know them. Mr. and Mrs Lester will |
make their future home near Moke-
Iumne Hill.
Divine service will be held in st. |
Augustine's church Sunday next at
II a. m. Vim. Tuson, rector.
Mrs NeiIand of Minnesota, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs A. Malson, near
Drytown, and will remain through |
the winter. Mr. and Mrs Garrison,
who came at the same time from the
east for brief visit with relatives
near DIytown, left this week for Los
Angeles.
The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs
Luigi Cassasa of jackson Gate, died |
last Monday of pneumonia, and was
buried on Wednesday from the
Catholic church.
b. Il. Letang of the gas works, who
has been having much trouble of late
for lack of material, and also failure
to receive retorts, is now in good
shape once more. The quality and
quantity of gas has much improved,
and with two new retorts in place
gas famine is not likely to occur
again.
Mrs A. w. Grittiths, formerly of the
Jackson Shoe Store. came up from
Tuesday, to attend the
installation ceremonies of the Women
of Woodcraft. She is employed at
Nathan's dry goods store in the cloak
and fitting department, and will re-
turn to the capital city today.
Get in line for special bargains at
the sale at the Jackson Shoe Store, 20
and O5 off ON oil goods In n11r stnro