Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-01-17

oODuueu 10 Der Te5luenC6 on summit
street, Mrs Gallagher is nursing her.
John Vogan went down last week
on a short visit to Sacramento and
Stockton, and returned Monday even
ing.
M. l.. Smith Notary Public and
Stenographer, Court ST., jackson,
Telephone Black Alb.
The addition to the rear of s. Myers
business place is at standstill. The
excavation is all done. Probably
nothing will be done toward building
until the weather becomes settled
with the advent of spring. rhe addi-
ton will be thirty feet deep, and will
be used mainly for storage purpose,
giving Is feet additional space to the
front store, by throwing the present
store room into the main store.
The street lights-about twenty in
mum ber-stretched along the center
of Main street from the National
hotel to the north bridge-were light
Ell tor few hours Saturday night.
Each light is of 100 candle power.
The extra illumination made a fine
showing. We do not know what
arrangements have been made-if
any, to continue this lighting. We
understand it will cost about $50 per
month to maintain them, and the
question Is how can this sum be
raised. The lights have not been
turned on since.
VIM. j. Notices law office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of 18th and Market.
Tel. Market 10. N294t
This is the busiest time of the year
for the lodges, fer most of them have
installation of officers during the
first month Of the year. Almost every
night this week there has been some
lodge installing officers.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church met at the parson-
age and presented their pastor with a
shower of preserved fruit on Tuesday,
January 18th. large mum Der we're
present, and a very enjoyable even
ing was spent.
Tony Lagomarsino, who has con
Quoted the Volcano stage line tor
some years. has sold the business to
the Ferry brothers of Volcano.
mitted to the Sierra Sanitarium over
week ago, to be treated for a
threatened attack of pneum onia, is
sufficiently improved to leave the
hospital, which he will probably do
today and return to his home in Vol
cano.
Mrs DR.. Phillips, accompanied by
her daughter, Frances, went to San
Francisco on Wednesday, where che
will spend short time visiting her
folks.
Louis Cassasa, who was taken down
with pneumonia ten days ago at his
place near Clinton, is still very low.
and is not yet considered out of
danger. trained unrse is attend
ing him.
Jerome, the six year old son of
rhos Madden. of New York ranch,
was admitted To the Sierra hospita!
yesterday, to have growth removed
from his nose.
George Iiambrio returned Wednes-
day evening from a business trip TAX
ing him to San Francisco and Stock
ton.
Miss Emma Boarman returned Mon
day evening from San Francisco,
after visit with her sisters, and Mrs
George Wright.
While at work in one of the drifts
at the Kennedy mine, Herbert Grigg
lost his balance aud fell forward on
his face. lie sustained severe cut
on the forearm, which required a
mum Der of stitches to close.
Louis Penda has opened a barber
shop in the Muldoon building. lie
used to work in the Oneida mine, but
was seriously hurt there, when he
went TO San Francisco, where he
finally recovered and learned the bar
Der trade.
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