Amador ledger., 1900-04-13

His wife and son will join him here
soon,
Miss Dora Mcconnell went to Mokel-
umne Hill this morning to visit Mrs. E.
Fisher. She expects to be absent two
or three weeks.
Miss Ella Clute of Volcano and Miss
Estella Cranua. visited Jackson Mon
day and Tuesday and took in the en-
tertainment Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
w. H. Roden, Vice-president of the
Peerless Gold Mine Development Co.,
intends to go to Europe some time
next month. He will he absent about
six months.
S. K. Thorton of Plymouth, George
ID. Gray and John Dolben of San Fran
cisco, all interested in mining, were
registered at the New National
Wednesday.
County Superintendent George A.
Gordon visited the Jackson schools
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Gordon is
giving excellent satisfaction through
out county.
Republicans should begin to line up
for duty. The work comes earlier than
usual this year. Get into the collar,
brethren, and get fuli.o enthusiasm.
There is work ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Newcum re-
turned from San Francisco, after an
absence of several weeks, last evening.
They were accompanied by Mrs j. H,
Harvey and her two children.
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
Chief Engineer Feusier was in town
! several days of this week. He has fin
ished the survey for the new railroad
and grading will probably begin as
soon as the right of way is secured.
B. E. Letang's electric plant on
Jackson creek, when supplied with the
new water-wheel recently ordered, will
deliver electric energy equal to 25
horse power to Strohm's Brewery and
ice plant.
G. A. Griffin, the hustling advance
agent of the Sacramento Street Fair
and Carnival, billed this camp last
week. Mr.. Griffin is a wideawake
young man and is doing thorough job
of advertising.
A pipe should be put in to carry the
waste water from the Odd Fellows
building to the creek. 1t is nuisance
as it is and stencil in the nostrils of
the public. Fix it and gain the thanks
of many persons.
Hon. and Mrs. A. Caminetti will
leave for Washington, d. c., tomorrow.
Mr.. Caminetti goes there in the inter.
est of tho Debris Commission, reference
to which was made in our last week S
issue. They will be absent about
three weeks.
Infidels are challenged to deny
Christ's resurrection. 1t isl as well es-
tablished fact, as any other recorded
in history. Morning subject at M. E.
church, April 18th. Evening, Easter
service by the Junior League.
Lady Minstrels thirty ladies = at
Webb Hall, Friday evening, April 27.
Benefit Grand Parlor Entertainment
Fund. Brilliant repartee, dashing
songs, exquisite sketches, fancy dances.
Tickets now on sale.
R.. H. BagIey of lone visited Ply
mouth, Amador, Sutter and jackson,
Monday, returning the following day.
He. took particular pains during the
trip to notice crops, and is not overly
we'll pleased with the outlook.
A. B. Caminetti OF the Central Mar
ket has bought the entire olive crop of
a San Joaquin county orchardist, and
is prepared to sell both ripe and green
olives at San Francisco prices. Give
him call and be convinced. 4-6tf
/ D. Gutmann and S. Woodard of San
/ Francisco, were in Jackson Monday.
They drove across the country from
Sheepranch and the following morning
continued their journey to lone, where
Mr.. Gutmann boarded the train for
home.
William Hogue, the thoroughbred
gentleman in charge of the sewing ma
chine department of Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., San Francisco, was
in jackson Wednesday and appointed
E. Ginocchio & Bro. agents for this
county.
The extensive improvements making
in Loves Opera House are going for
ward rapidly. When finished, it will
be a roomy and convenient theatre.
The stage is being enlarged and pro-
vided with a large dressing room on
either side.
DR.. Adams, Atty. F. L. Stewart and
j. Surface, of lone, were in jackson a
day or two last week on -legal.business.
DR.. Adams said that his mining opera
tions near lone were satisfactory, and
intimated that a quartz mill was in
contemplation.
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