Amador ledger., 1909-06-25

The crowd at the dancing platform
Saturday night was not as large as
the first dance the preceding Satur-
day, owing to the entertainment in
aid of the M. Il. church in the hall.
1t was late when the concert was
concluded. The floor was not dam
aged to any appreciable extent by the
rain last week. A canvass cover has
been stretched over it so that little
danger is likely to arise from this
cause again.
We acknowledge a receipt of box
of orange and other soft drinks
from the soda factory at Mokelumne
Hill. The proprietor is making re-
gular trips to Jackson and other
towns for the purpose of selling his
product.
Mrs Geo. q. M borrow, who has been
under treatment at DIR. Goodman's
Sanitarium in Suffer Greek for
several weeks. returned home Thurs
day of lest week. She Is much i'm
proved.
Mr. Cofer, who has taken the place
of Herman CIamer, as representative
of the New England Insurance Com
pany in this district, was in jackson
the early part Of the week. His
Headquarters are at Sonora.
At the regular meeting & the Jack
son Miners Union last Wednesday
vote was taken on the election of the
state union in utilization with the
Western Federation. The headquar
ters of the state organization are at
Grass Valley The result will be for
warded to headquarters.
Mrs b. L. Heath and Mrs S. White
left Tuesday morning for Sacra-
mento, ss delegates tor the local
lodge to attend the grand lodge of
Women of Woodcraft, which met in
that city this week
Chas. l.. CulbeIt, cashier OF the
Bank of Amador county, left Tuesday
morning for San Francisco.
Manuel Mello, a deyotee of the
ardent, pleaded guilty before re,
oorder Thompson on Monday to a
charge of being drunk and disorder
ly, and was fined $50 or 80 days in
jail. lie Is boarding it out.
The list of life insurance policies
paid in the United States during 1908
aggregates 81, 1903, 600. Only one pay
nent over $4,000 was made 10 an
mador county resident, namely to
Annie b. Allen of Sutter Creek, of
81, 1922 Sums OF under $4,000 we're
paid to parties ia jackson and Ply
mouth.
The south aGd west walls of the
Webb building are being decorated
with two coats OF Monarch paint, to
prevent the moisture fcom penetrat-
ing to the inside. 1t has been the
experience of all brick walls exposed
to the weather that a driving rain
for a few hours duration will go
through. Dick Ang0we and Amber
Meek are-the artists
j. r. Byrd returned from Stockton
tuesday. he went there to place
himself nnder trestm sut OF q cancer
specialist. Tue sore Appeared on the
right cheek near the nose, over two
years ego. 1t was removed by a
surgical operation, aud he brought
back the growth in small vial The
growth is about the size OF walnut.
This is the third operation he has
submitted to since the first appear
ance of the disease. ise left for his
home near Volcano the same evening.
Sam Curilich got ia the way OF
falling rock while working in the
slopes of the Argonaut Monday after
noon. His face was lacerated, and
gash cut in the wrist OF the right
baud which came near seVering tie
artery. lie is doing nicely under the
care of Dr. Sprague. lie hopes to be
at Work again in a week or ten days.
For sale.-200 acres, commonly |
known at the W. Rice place, near
New York Ranch. acres vineyard,
over 80 under cultivation, dwelling
house, barns etc., three springs or
place. For particulars apply on
premises or write to proprietor, John
Keats, Jackson. je 25,l IN.
Postmaster Il. A. Duden aud wife
left for Sacramento Monday morning.
Mr. Duden's primary object in the
trip is to purchase lum Der and other
for the new dwelling house