Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-03-13

who have been employed at the Ken
needy mine. lett early this week tor
| Butte, Montana. There is at present
an abundance of miners, aud the
mine owners have an opportunity of
securing skilled men, and so HIS a
rule take advantage of it. as it is
much TO be preferred to have persons
who can understand the Euglsh
language.
Chilean was brought to the
hospital Monday from Oleta. lie is
an old resident of that section, and
has been in the state since 1850. lie
does not know his age, but from ap-
pearances he must be over 10.
Strange TO say notwithstanding his
protracted residence in an English
speaking community, he cannot speak
the English language SO as to make
himself understood. Neither cannot
lie comprehend anything spoken in
that language. He is suffering from
feebleness incident 20 old age.
Nose Fortner returned from the
much Wanted new camp Of Rawhide,
New, last week. lie is not so much
enamored of the desert mushroom
town as to want to stay there. He
prefers the staid the old town of
jackson to the boom of Nevada camps.
Herman Cramer, agent of the Now
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left Sunday morning with Mrs
Cramer for San francisco. He ex-
pected to meet in the city Daniel f.
Appel, the secretary of the company,
who was due to arrive in San Fran
cisco Sunday evening, preparatory to
sailing for Honolulu, for a visit of
three weeks.
Single Comb White Leghorn eggs
for setting 75c per setting of 10 young
chicks. Matched to order for $40 per
hundred. Call or write to j. John
son, lone, Cal.
Don't fail to see 1.-The Corner
Store,' Loves hall, March II.
w. Ii. Brown and John IL. CIute,
the latter we'll known throughout the
county, being until the last few years
a resident of Volcano his native town,
have been in jackson for nearly two
weeks. They are engaged i'll the real
estate business in the sale of lots at
Half Moon bay, near San Francisco.
The Ocean Shore railroad between San
Francisco and Santa Cruz will pass
through the tract they are interested
in, and on the strength of this rail
road the lots are expected to increase
in value rapidly.
force of men have been at work
at the Oneida mine for the past
couple of weeks taking down certain
parts of that plant preparatory to
shipment to Nevada county to the
Delhi mine.
Mr. Wiley, principal of the schools
here, and family, and Mrs Harrington
and children drove over to the Bun
ker Hill mine on Sunday and we're
the guests of superintendent Harring-
ton.
j. J.. Fogalty, inspector of United
States post offices for this district
with offices in Sacramento, arrived
here Wednesday evening to go over
the business of this office, which is
in charge of Frank H. Duden.
Will Kerr, who Is in the livery
business in Angels Camp, was here
the first Of the week, visiting his
brother, Il. |. Kerr.
Geo. W. tantau, superintendent of
the copper mine near lone, drove up
from there on Tuesday, to attend to
some business matters returning the |
anne day.
FOR SALE saddle horses,
specially good for cattle; l saddle; .
colts } aud years; | first class
buggy. John Giannini, Drytown.
Cal. March 6-3t
There is rumor current to the |
effect that a very rich strike has been
made at the copper mine at Irish hill .
near lone. 1t IS also said that the
will build branch line
from the railroad to further facilitate
transportation.
Ii. E. Kay has commenced the re
moval of the projecting window in
front of the store occupied by Alfred
ioldner. He proposes to put in a
large bay window.
he first of the week superintendent
Of schools Greenhalgh spent in vaI-
Ous parts of the county visiting
During the two months
passed i'll this term he has
made over seventy visits, and before
The term is passed expects to make
he number in the ighborhood OF
one hundred. lie stated that some of