Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-07-10

The Amador Mills at lone are offer
ing mountain pine lumber at $50 per
M; Oregon pine at So per M. Any
one wanting lumber will do we'll to
call on them rs the stock will not last
long Amador Mills.
While under the influence Of liquor.
Jack Hanley of New York Ranch.
who had been having good time
for a couple of days, fell off the eide
walk in front of the postotIice late
Friday night. lie hurt his wrist bad
Iy, but thought it would be we'll by
morning. In the morning it was
palning him so badly that he went to
DIR. Gibbons, who found that it had
been badly sprained.
VIM. q. Snyder, who has been in
San Francisco and \ evada county for
the past week, returned to jackson
tuesday.
Postmaster Duden went to San
Francisco last Sunday on business
dUu RETURNED IueSUdy.
DR.. l.. II. Martin, who left here on
horseback early last Saturday for
Angels Camp, to spend the fourth
with his sister, who lives there, re-
turned Monday evening. He was
sitting in an automobile directly
opposite the Miners Union hall when
{ he banister gave way, letting five
men tall to the ground.
Fl. Il. Fryer, who holds position
at the electric plant, returned Mon
day from Oregon, whittier he went a
few weeks ago to visit with his par
euts. Now that he has returned
there have bean rumors that the Vol
cano baseball team, of which Fryer is
the pitcher, will make an offer TO
play any team IN the county for
side bet of $3.50.
Last Sunday morning early g. b.
Arditto, the game warden, went down
the lone road as far as Dufrene's to
see If he could find anyone shooting
doves i'll that neighborhood ont of
season. He stopped at Dutrene's
and left his horse standing in front.
Suddenly he noticed the automobile,
which spent a number of days around
here, coming down the road at a good
clip. Knowing that his horse would
become frightened he made a run to
catch the horse by the bride. just
as he reached out to take hold his
foot slipped from beneath him, with
the result that his left leg was so
badly wrenched that he could not
walk. He is still limping around on
cane.
Tuesday afternoon Gus Leverone,
the constable, received a phone
message from Martells station to
come out there imm ediately. lie
went out, and found that Fulen had
been having little trouble with
Dick Caminetti, who has been drink
ing heavily for the past week
FuIlen had been persuading him to
go home, which he stouty refused to
do. So Leverone was called in and
CaniDetti was taken to his home.
Green and Ratto commenced Wed =
nesday to make some improvements
about their livery stable on Main
street. The front of the building will
all be painted deep green. On the
hn OEft mill IA
large plate glass window put in, so
that there will be more light than
heretofore. The Office will also be
fitted up as a sitting room for the
accommodation of the public.
If your cigar lighters get out of
whack, Gil VOORHEES, will fix it for
you.
Buy the best sewing machines
made, for sale cheap. u. Il. Justus,
We'll Bldg. jackson.
Rev. McOIeary, who has been visit
ing the various churches in this dis
trict, came down from Pine Grove
yesterday morning and won't to
Sacramento. lie was accompanied by
Rev. John p, Appleton of the Pine
Grove church who will visit for
awhile in Pacific Grove.
DIR. l.. H. Martin will leave to-
morrow for Concord for few days
on business, after which he will re-
turn to Jackson for a short time.
Instead OF locating in Concord, he
will go to Angels Camp, whore he has
good outlay.
M. Il. Smith Notary Public and
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