Amador ledger., 1901-05-17
For children's red and black sandles,

,
Quite a number of our towns-people
left for the city this week to participate
in the grand reception to President
Mckinley.
Don't drink the first thing the bar
tender offers. Call for Jesse Moore
"AA" whiskey and insist on getting it..
A complete assortment of groceries
and canned goods for campers and
picnickers at A. B. Caminetti,s Central
Market. 5-3-tf.
Mrs. Angove and Mrs. Nettle &C.
companied Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Francis
and family on their sad journey to
Grass Valley.
Mr.. A. J. Carley of Drytown, visited
Jackson on Friday of last week, and
found time to make the LEDGER Office
a pleasant call.
George Warner, who was caught
some weeks ago stealing ore from the
Gwin mine, plead guilty to the charge
OF petty larceny, last week.
A party, consisting of Ruel Parker,
Frank Valvo and Herbert Meek, left
Monday morning for Mill Creek, where
they will spend the week in fishing.
A good time is expected at the M. E.
picnic at the Anita mine, tomorrow.
A fine programme is prepared and the
band will furnish the music. All well
coined.
For the Carnival next week, given
by the ladies of the Catholic church,
the Jackson Band has been engaged to
furnish music Wednesday evening, and
the Mother Lode Band, Friday even
ing.
MIR. Reuben Boxall and wife Of
Hodson. and Mr.. James B. Mcguire
and wife of Mokelumne Hill, came to
Jackson Friday to attend the funeral
of Gertrude Helen Thomas, who died
at Gwinmine on Wednesday.
Mrs. John B. Cory, who accompanied
her husband and ex-senator Langford
and wife to this town Thursday last,
is the daughter of the late Senator
Buck of Vacaville, and is cousin of
Mrs. H. G. Lester OF Jackson.
We honor the boy or girl, who
changes these words of Will Carleton S,
cover the hills to the poor-house, to
'Over the hills to the palace" Even
ing subject at M. E. church, Sunday,
May 10. Morning subject, One of the
grandest things in this world is to help
our neighbor.
Many of the more notable tendencies
of the New York stock market in the
past month are described in the Argo-
naut for May 20, 1901, with view Of
the panic of a week ago. Some
anecdotes of personal interest are also
given in the sketch, naming the lead
ing figures in the greatest financial
movement ever known to history.
John Sanguinetti, who has been em-
ployed in the fruit store of A. B. Can't
netti for some time, had serious acct
dent the other evening by falling in
such a manner as to break the knee
cap. He had the misfortune some time
ago to injure the knee of the other leg
so as to disable him for a long time,
and from which he was permanently
famed. Now comes this accident,
which promises to disable the other leg.
He has the sympathy of the entire
community.
We are in receipt of the initial num-
Der of the "Preston Industrial School
Bulletin" published at lone, CAL, and
devoted to the interests of the boys of
the Preston School of Industry. It is
bright, attractive, and well gotten up
little magazine. We notice the name
of w. R. Selkirk, we'll known in Jack
son, as Supt. of Printing. It's move
in the right direction, and should have
the liberal support of all who have any
of the milk of human kindness" in
their makeup. Success to your enter
prise, boys. May you live long and
prosper.
VIM. j. MCGEE returned from San
Francisco Wednesday much improved
in health, and will soon get back into
harness again after long seige of ILL
ness. He argued the case of Jackson
School District of Amador county ct al,
VS. G. L. Culbert, as Auditor of ANA
dor county, on behalf of the respondent
G. L. gilbert, in the Supreme Court
last Tuesday. Counsel for appellants
did not appear. but two briefs we're
filed in support of their side of the case.
Mr.. MCGEE was to argue the Bernardis-
Allen case at this term of the Supreme
Court, but it was continued to the
November term.