Amador ledger., 1900-02-23
LOCAL GLEANlNGS.
The Result of Peep Into Our Report
er's Notebook.

Closing-out sale of agate-ware at
Freeman's. 2-23-1t
VIM j. McGee has been here this
week attending Court.
Jacob Surface of lone, was county
seat visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. T. D. Stewart of lone, was a
County seat visitor Monday.
f. NJ. Whitmore, the Sage of Ante
lope, is at the New National.
Thomas Conlon has been afflicted
with Il touch of la grippe this week.
Fine display of spring dress goods at
lbert's Department Store. 2-23-1t
Charles H. Crocker went to San
Francisco Saturday on legal business.
Endless variety of flower, vegetable
and grass seeds, at Freeman's. 2-23-1t
DR.. E. E. Endicott returned from
San Francisco last Saturday evening.
Get your measure taken for fine
$40 suit, at the White House. 23-tf
Ladies' spring and summer skirs at
Gilbert's Department Store. 2-23-1t
Queens Evidence at Loves Opera
House ST. Patrick Day. More about
it next week.
New stock of 22-caliber rifles, air
rifles and shotguns, just received at
Freeman S. 2-23-1t
Remember St. Patrick S Day Enter
tainment to be given in Loves Opera
House, March 18th.
Gentlemen's spring and summer golf
shirts at Gilbert's Department Store.
2-23-1t
j. F. Stewart, of Reno, Nevada,
eldest son of Mrs. L. D. Stewart, was
in Jackson Monday
Superintendent Thornton of the
Shenandoah mine, near Plymouth, was
in jackson last Sunday.
Frank Breed, late miner at the Ar
gonaut, left for Colorado last Saturday
to engage in the same business.
Mrs. F. Bradshaw and Miss Lillis
Bradshaw, of Pine Grove, are guests
of Miss Hilda Clough this week.
County Recorder d. A. Patterson is
improving slowly, but is not yet able
to resume his duties at the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mcguire and son,
of Mokelumne Hill, visited relatives in
South jackson on Wednesday last.
i've 1nOlotHu spring odHlplOS vi
clothing, the latest patterns, on ex-
hibition at the w hite House. 23-tf
Fine April shower in February last
Sunday. a warm and growing rain
and welcome visitor throughout this
section.
The LEDGER acknowledges pleas
ant call, Monday afternoon, from w.
a. Bennetts, one of Ione's prominent
business men.
Mrs. Annie Tilden, accompanied by
her two children, of Sacramento, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Oliver Clark,
of South Jackson.
There is talk of two-stOry frame
business house being built on North
Main street, on the lot just south of
the old Enterprise Stable.
George [. Wright, searcher of
records, and G. NJ. Smith, principal of
the jackson Gate school, visited Dry
town and Plymouth on last Saturday.
Attorney s. j. Brun of San Francisco,
representing the French Consul, was in
town last Saturday on business con-
nected with the Gustave Boichegrain
estate.
Sheriff Gregory is putting in con-
crete wall in front of his residence,
which is to be surmounted by hand
some iron fence, now being constructed
by Louis Martell.
Messrs. w. w. Douglas and E. S.
Hadley of Sacramento, in company
with IL. Vischer of San Francisco, and
5. K. Thornton of Plymouth visited
this camp last Sunday.
S. N. Spagnoli visited Sacramento
last week and was absent several days.
From him we learned of the serious ILL
ness of Miss Kitty Murray, daughter of
Mat Murry, eX-sheriff of this county.
John Raggio and Attorney Solinsky
OF San Andreas arrived Monday. The
former to look after his stage lines in
this county, and the latter to try case
before Judge Rust the K. of p. bond
case.
Mr.. Richard Webb has our thanks
for valuable assistance Tuesday in re-
pairing the power press in this office.
Garbarini Bros. did the mechanical
work. The press is now nearly as good
as new.
God pity the man who is afraid to
speak the truth; a bribe of $500 given
to u Judge" the evening subject at the
M. E. church February 25th; 1.-The
old folks are in the way" morning
subject.
E. @. Humphrey of Milton, repre-
senting the Southern Pacific Company,
was here several days last week and
left for Angels Monday. He is an active
and efficient representative of the rail
way company, and most atfable gentle
man.
Rev. F. A. Morrow's sermons, last
Sunday, evidently struck popular
chord. Much favorable comment rela-
tive thereto comes to our ears. The,
reverend gentleman is winning his
way to the hearts of the people, we
trust.
The committee in charge of the i'm
portant work of providing accom-
modatiOns for he Grand Parlor dele
gates and visitors, next June, report
that aside from the hotels, they expect
10 be able TO secure about one hundred
rooms from private citizens. This is
good showing.
Supervisor Dwyer has improved the
appearance of the Globe Hotel by TAX
ing down the porch on the south side,
and George Luse has added TO the i'm
provement by painting and pointing
chat side OF the building. With the
porch out of the way, Court street
looks wider. 1t is a fine improvement
all around.
Attorney Stewart of lone was at the
county seat several days of last week
and Monday of this week on business
connected with the final settlement of