Amador ledger., 1908-10-23

James Morrow and family moved
from the Gwin mine to Jackson last
Wednesday, occupying one of the
dwelling houses on the Webb and
Mason tract belonging to Ii. E.
FStowers.
W. j. Nettle, foreman of the Argon-
aut, was taken with a severe attack of
sciatio rheumatism on Wednesday.
and has been confined to his bed for
the past two days. lie returned TO
his employment at the mine after
the attack of couple of weeks ago
until this second attack seized him.
There was twelve inches of snow on
the Plasse range in Alpine county,
when they left there the latter part of
last week. After the first snowfall,
the cattle become impatient to get
out. In tact, they start out of their
own accord; and it is next to i'm
possible to hold them in the noun
tains when the usual time for nigrat-
| ing to the lower attitudes arrives.
All the stock are IN fine condition
for stock cattle.
LOST. In jackson. Friday even
ing, Oct. 16, a lady's gold watch,
with initials "a. s. H. engraved
thereon. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by delivering same to Mrs
Delahide's millinery parlors, in the
Webb building. x
Mrs Guerra is offering her house
hold furniture for sale and preparing
to move to San Francisco, to be with
her two grown up daughters. She
has been keeping a boarding house
on the Jackson Gate road, but finds
the work becoming too arduous for
her. She will take the young Holder
children with her to the city.
W. II. Glenn was down from De-
fender district yesterday. He is
putting the finishing touches on the
new eight-roomed house he has built,
which is one of the finest in the
mountains. In company with Mrs
Glenn and daughter, he was here to
for the new house.
! \ Mrs Depew, in descending the stair
way into the cellar at the residence
of Ii. NJ. Blair on Court street on the
18th instant, slipped and tell. receiv-
ing painful bruises about the limbs
aud arms. She has been under the
hut is getting along nicely toward re-
cuveIy.
g. q. Jensen, the weIl-known ex-
pert opticlan, will be IN jackson the
end of this month. AS his visit this
time will be short, all parties desir
ing to have glasses lifted to their
sight will please leave orders at Lang
hoIst's jewellery store.
Kirkwood's cattle got down from
the mountains Sunday. 1t was storm
ing hercely in the high attitudes be-
fore they started. Considerable snow
fell during the late storm, and the
weather was very cold. All the cattle
men are Dow out with their stock.
Friday evening an Adstl ian miuer
named Berberovieh, empoyed in the
Kennedy, struck his hand against the
edge Of sharp AK, splitting open the
second finger of the left hand, aud
exposing the tendon. which however
was not severed. DIR. Sprague was
called to attend the case. The
patient will have To take a lay off of
couple of weeks.
Harry Staiger, II year old boy,
came up Saturday from San Fran
cisco, accompanying his half sister,
four years old, to jackson on visit
to James Mortimer. where the little
girl will make her home. The boy
returned to the city alone Tuesday,
to resume his schooling.
b. II. Taylor was around early in
the week doing some light work at
the Hella mill. He has made wonder
fn! progress toward recovery, con-
sidering the nature of injuries re-
ceived by his fall at the Amador
Queen. 1t appears that when the
ricketty frame work gave way, he
pitched squarely on his head, the
force of the fall tracturing one of the
vertebrae of tho neck, without injury
ing the spinal column,
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