Amador ledger., 1909-04-30

p. m Telephone, Black 1868.
Mrs M. Newman left for San Fran
cisco Monday morning, and will here
after make her home in that city,
where most of the family have already
located. Lawrence, employed in-the
clerks Office, is the only member of
the family left in Jackson.
John Fellow, employed in the
Kennedy, was struck by a falling
rock while working underground.
sustaining a fracture of the left leg
just above the ankle. He is und er
the treatment of DR.. Gall.
Johnny Chinn, who has been suffer-
ing from pneumonia, was in critical
condition Sunday. The disease had
affected both lungs. 1t was feared
that he would not recover. On Mon
day, however, change for the better
occurred, and it is now believed that
he will pull th1 ough.
HI. s. Bradley, the shakemaker of
near Hams station, started last week
to go to his mountain place, taking a
wagon and provisions in preparatory
to commencing operations for the
season. Between WIIey's and Ham IS
he encountered the snow line, and
was compelled to turn back. lie will
make another effort this week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred LEMON have de-
cided to accept the positions rendered
them by the Preston school manage
ment. ,Ihey will have increased
'salary to that paid by the county for
their services at the hospital.
The name of the "Union House, :"
adjoining the Union Livery stable,
which was given during the labor
agitation of six or seven years ago,
has been changed back to it's former
name. the Central hotel.
Talk about deep mining. A brother
of Phil Roberts, foreman of the ZeiIa
mine, has just come here from the
big copper mines of Lake Superior
region-the Calumet and Hecla. He
says some of the shafts of that dis
trict are between 5000 and 1000 feet
deep on the incline. which means a
vertical depth of between 1000 and
5000 feet.
In the case of L.. q. White VS..
John Chinn to recover $50. 70 for
goods sold aud delivered at the
special instance of defendant, Judge
Rose of Sutter Creek, befora whom
the case was tried two weeks ago.
rendered judgment last Saturday for
the plaintiff. for the amount claimed
and costs. There is talk of taking an
appeal.
One of the firm of Ihos. +. Honney
& Co.. OF Stockton, was in Jackson
Saturday, III company with two other
gentleman, one a professional wrestler
and champion of the Pacific coast.
They we're here to bonm the Clements
picnic, which oomes off week from
today. An effort was made to arrange
wrestling match in Loves hail for
last Saturday, but it fell through, as
no one cared to take chances with
the athletic stranger.
Carleton BARTLETT came up from
Berkeley Friday. Oh business con-
cernIng the Bright estate, of which
he Is administrators. lie left again
for the city Thursday morning.
81 George Vela and bride returned
home from their wedding tour Sun
day evening, and were warmly greet
ed aud congratulated by their many
friends. The greeting included a
sereuade and chiavari. They have
gono to housekeeping in the dwell.
ing house next to Mrs Genera on the
Jackson Gate road.
Tickets will be sold at Martells
over the Amador Central railroad for
the May-day picnic in lone at one
fare rate for the round trip; tickets
good for return on the following day,
May 2nd.
The last, or farewell service will be
held in st. Augutstine's Episcopal
church, May 2nd. at 7 80 O'clock, as
Rev. Brun aud family expect to leave
Jackson about the middle of May,
l.. r. Stinson has resigned his posi-
tion as clerk of the FOLSOM state
prison and will hereafter devote his
entire attention to the Amador Re
'ord of Sutter Greek, of which he Is
-he proprietor.