Amador ledger., 1900-04-20

both are stock holders, last Monday.
Miss Hilda Clough is preparing for
business trip to Denver.
Ladies' wrappers, of all the latest
patterns, and great variety to select
from : from 75c up at the White
House. 4-6tf
The jackson Republican Club will
meet in Webb Hall, next Monday even
ing at o'clock sharp.
Every voter should register at once
and be ready for primaries. Do not
delay. Register at once.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Tuson and
children arrived from Los Angeles last
evening. Rev. Tuson will have charge
of the Episcopal work in this section.
One week from tonight the lady
minstrels will entertain US in Webb
Hall. 1t will be an event in the annals
of Jackson amusements.
At the White House new arrivals OF
goods and special sale. Ten dozen
ladies' ventilated corsets, at 25 cents
each. 4-6tf
The Street Fair and Carnival at
Sacramento April 80 to May 5, will be
the biggest show this part of the State
has ever seen. Make your arrange
ments to be there.
The most elegant line of ladies' shirt
waists-a very large assortment to Sc
lect from, and the latest effects-from
SOC up, at the White House. 4-6tf
Mrs. Josephine Scully of lone and
Miss Laura Creighton of Campo Seco
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cam
netti.
For clean shave or stylish hair
cut, go to the Globe Shaving Parlor,
North Main street. V. A. Marini,
proprietor. 4-20-tf
Dominic Borro has greatly improved
the Pescia place, in the Hamilton tract,
which he bought few months ago.
He has expended about 5000 on the
property.
A complete stock of washable goods,
suitable for dresses, such as Lawns,
Organdies, Swisses, NansoOks, of all
the latest colorings, from &c up, at the
White House. 4-6tf
G. g. Fraser, the we'll known COM
mercial traveller of San Francisco, ar
rived in Jackson Wednesday. Mr..
Fraser has heavy trade throughout
the mining district.
First-class bathing accommodations
at the Globe Shaving Parlor, Sangui-
netti Building, North Main street. ".
A. Marini, proprietor. 4-2O-tf
Marriage licenses were issued this
week as follows: Joseph Datson and
Miss Rose E. Holtz, both of jackson.
John w. DabaId and Miss Lille M
Orchard, both of Sutter Creek.
A. B. Caminetti, proprietor of the
Central Market, has just received a
supply of fancy delicacies-a finer
stock than has ever before been seen in
Jackson. 4-6tf
Mrs. DR.. Freeman and son, Meridith,
of San Francisco, are visiting friends
in this county. They were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES,, of the
New National, for several days this
week.
Garbarini Bros. have turned out a
fine delivery wagon for A. B. Cami-
netti and have nearly completed a
number one farm wagon for G. B:
Arata. No better work can be done in
the country.
A. B. Caminetti of the Central Mar
ket has bought the entire olive crop of
San Joaquin county orchardist, and
is prepared to sell both ripe and green
olives at San Francisco prices. Give
him a call and be convinced. 4-6tf
Robert Ousby of Amadog City is now
in charge of the sinking of the new
East shaft of the Kennedy mine, Geo.
Glass having resigned the position.
Mr.. Glass and Paul Derin, we under
stand, contemplate trip to Cape
Nome this season.
Charles Gracey, formerly of this
county, but now prominent citizen of
Kingman, Arizona, arrived in jackson
Tuesday, en- route to his property on
Pioneer creek, which is in charge of
Q. Mason. Mr.. Gracey will remain in
Amador county for several weeks look
ing after his interests.
Blue Jay heads are not coming in
fast enough at present to deplete the
county's coin sack to any alarming ex-
tent. So far Treasurer Spagnoli has
redeemed % heads at an expense of 46
cents, John Burke, a Jackson lad,
being the recipient of the same.
Fl. Digby Johnston, L. L. D., will
deliver his lecture entitled s'The South
African War; Its Causes and Probab BILE
Consequences in Webb Hall, tomor-
row Saturday evening, under the aus
pices of Admiral Dewey Lodge No.
425, Sons of ST. George.
Sam B. Axtell, editor and proprietor
of the Lodi Sentinel, representing the
American Type Founders Co., San