Amador ledger., 1910-03-18

lie CaSCarOne ana Confetti Dall neld
at lone last night, under the auspices of
Chi,pa parlor No. 40, N D. G. W.
proved a brilliant success. Schultz
orchestra of Jackson furnished the
music and dancing continued until the
early morning hours.
Every manifestation of the approach
of the peaceful Easter dawn has already
appeared. Windows are decorated with
goodies that tickle the palate of the
children, pleading post cards with ap
propriate Easter decorations, which
melt the hearts of both boys and girls
who are yet in their teens are on dis
play, and the women folks-why there
are enough gowns and hats and ribbons
and pins to out value the best gold mine
in the county. These are but the ma
terial signs. The churches however,
are arranging to Guido any previous
occasion with elaborate and interesting
exercises.
The Is foot redwood watering trough,
which the city authorities have decided
to place near the old toll house on the
Kennedy grade, has been completed at
the Garbarni machine shop, and is
ready to be placed in position.
Garbarna Bros. are making the frame
for machine saw for Mattley to be
operated by horse power 1t will be
used for cutting stove wood into lengths
on the Mattley lands in the vicinity of
Jackson. The growing difficulty of
securing woodchoppers has induced
Mattley to take the labor saving machine
plan. II is contended ti,at the machine
saw will be able to handle a cord of
wood per hour, which is decided inn
provement on the man-power method.
1t will dispose of limbs foot in dia-
meter, and of any length. Or course the
chunks will have to be split, but that
is comparatively small matter.
The Kennedy Company are building
substantial cement wall along the creek
below the mill, so as to protect the
property in that vicinity from damage by
debris or flood. The restraining wall is
several hundred feet in length.
L. Vogei is making arrangements to
put in new up-to date front in the build
ing recently purchased by him on Main
street, which has been occupied as a
saloon by Opie Harper for many years.
L. Lamb has been engaged to do the
work. 1t is the intention to tear down
the entire front wall, above as we'll as
below the porch. The new proprietor
is determined to have one of the hand
soonest store fronts in the city.
1t is hard to predict what st. Patrick
might have said, had he stood beside
the shaft at the Kennedy mine and
watched the shamrocks disappear down
that gloomy hole Whether he was an
Irishmen or an italian, Hungarian or
a Jew, we are unable to affirm, but
glance was enough to convince anyone
that race and tongue alike love to COM
memorate his career.
A valuable horse belonging to the
Moline company YVES taken dangerously
sick Wednesday, and veterinary surgeon
Chapman of Jackson was called. The
well known horse doctor soon relieved
the animal of its suffering, not by
killing it, but by curing its affection,
which was of an internal nature.
A. L. Noce, a we'll known and
popular mining, man, has been stopping
at the National hotel the past few days.
He left last night for Suffer Greek.
Mr. Noce is supposed to be here on
mining business, but refused to dis
cuss the nature of it.
Machinery for the hoist at the Nit
chell mine is passing through town al
most every day.
Jackson Miners Union has called a
meeting for next Sunday The object is
not made public, bnt il is rumored that
1t concerns the payment of assessments,
On Saturday, March 49, and follow
ing days, Mrs Deahde with the as
sistance of a frst-class city trimmer,
will have on display a swell selection
of dress and tailored hats to which all
are invited No. 10 Main street, next
to bank,
Dorothy Sargent came up last night