Amador ledger., 1908-03-20

Single Comb White Leghorn eggs
for setting Toe per setting of 10 young
chicks. Hatched to order for $40 per
hundred. Call or write to j j Ohm
son, lone, Gal.
Tho Rev. W. Z. Andrews, district
superintendent of California Anti
Saloon League, and noted temper
ance advocate, will deliver an address
in the Jackson NJ. b. church on Sun
day evening March % The usual
service will be held ID the morning
aud Sabbath school in the afternoon.
Look out for the Woodcratt enter
tainment, soon after Easter.
Mrs \. -. Thompson. who was
visiting here with her mother. Mrs
Lean, returned to her home at the
Fremont mine on last Saturday.
Mrs Will Kerr and two children,
who have been visiting with her
mother, Mrs MAJOR Lathleen of
Sutter Creek, returned to Angels last
Monday.
Mrs Z. A. Asawell, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs DIR.
Aiken of the Climax mine, for the
past mum her of weeks, returned to
her home in Oakland on Sunday
last.
M. L.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court St., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
Harry Osborne, who has been fore
man at the Fremont mine tor some
years, has given up his position and
will leave shortly for Nevada state on
prospecting tour. 1t is understood
that Chas. Evans, who worked at the
Oneida mine when 1t was running,
will take Osborne's place.
Last Monday the mill at the Ere
mont-Gover mine was started, twenty
of the forty stamps being set in
operation. Ore is being taken from
both shafts to supply this number of
stamps, though most of it comes from
the Cover shaft. In the tren ont,
which was so baby burnt out and
caved, the men have succeeded in re-
pairing the shaft to within about
! twenty feet of the 1000 level. This
leaves about seventy feet to where
the skip is caught and about 175
feet to the end of the cave.
Last Sunday eighteen of Jackson s
young people spent the day by climb
ing Butte mountain just east of town.
Those comprising the crowd were
Misses Myrtle Hayford, Wayne Della
hide, Florence Delahunty, AIma
Francis, Myrtle Asbury. Hazel Green
Susan Laughton and Nellie Driscoll
and Messrs Chas. Tam, Cheso Dial
porto, Robert Brown, Dudley Laugh
ton, j. =. Crosby, Mark Eudey, Ed.
Delahide, Malcolm Calkins and Drs.
Martin and Eogarty. They left town
about ten IN the morning, and re-
turning reached here about seven in
the evening, after having the time OF
their lite.
James Clements, who for the past
few years has been keeping the
Central house between Drytown ano
Plymouth, was admitted to the hos
pital as a paid patient last Monday.
His sight has failed him so much that
he could no longer attend to the
business. John Glasson, formerly
With John Chinn in this city, has
taken charge of the Central house.
a couple of teams were set to work
on tho south fork boulevard, leading
from the Chicago house to South
Jackson, hauling gravel. There has
been more city money spent on this
needless roadway than on any other
thoroughfare in jackson during the
past two years.
Miss Julia GInoachio, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs Fred Eudey, left for
San Francisco last Wednesday. M ISIS
Ginocchio has been suffering from
some complaint of the knee-oap, and
her visit to the city is for the purpose
of seeking medical aid, The knee
has been troublesome for nearly two
months, and gradually getting worse,
How long she will remain in the city
depends upon the advice of the
specialists consulted, If necessary
she will remain there for treatment
Receipt books, location blanks, deeds
mortgages, promissory notes, etc. f.,
for sale: also mining signals on
cloth, graduation diplomas, at the
! Ledger Office.