Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-02-01
SHORT ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
BAGGED A LARGE NUMBER OF
WILD PIGEONS.
A Fine Piece of Forging at Garbarini's
shop.-A Poisoned Hand.-Death
of Old Residents

| D
See notice. feb. lit.
Regular meeting of the Supervisors
next Monday, Feb. 4th.
Mr.. F. II. Duden arrived Sunday
evening for few days visit.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best. 4-6-tf*
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. E. Dye returned
from San Francisco Monday evening.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the pearl of Perfection"
Eudey & Marie are having a new de-
livery wagon made by Garbarini Bros.
Fresh tomales at Mayors Candy
Factory every day from Saturday on.
2-1-1t
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best. 4-6tf*
DIR. E. E. Endicott visited San Fran
cisco this week, returning Wednesday
evening.
Deputy County Clerk B. r. Breese
returned from San Francisco last
Saturday.
Miss Daisy Fox of Amador City,
visited Mrs. j. w. Caldwell on Tuesday
of this week.
Regular shipments of olives are ar
irving at Caminetti's Central Market.
dec. 14-tf
Supervisor Fred B. LeMoin was in
town Wednesday and lunched at the
New National.
And why should l, because they
carry the Hanans & Sons shoes.
Jackson Shoe Store.
G. M. Kelley is having fine ''three-
scatter" wagon made by Gar barini Bros.
for use in his stable.
New crop of nuts and figs just re-
ceived at Caminetti's Central Market.
dec. AL mo.
Thursday morning our delightful
winter weather was struck amidship
by marrow-penetrating fog.
For what did you say? for the best
and most up-to-date shoes in the county
go to the Jackson Shoe Store.
County Hospital Steward A. C.
Barrett is performing his official duties
to the satisfaction of all concerned.
You can always get strictly first-class
fresh fish the year round at A. B. Cam
inetti's Central Market. 6-S-tf
ST. Augustine's Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the Mission room on Court street.
John Raggio of San Andreas, the
stage line owner, arrived Monday even
| ing and visited lone the following day.
Get your wild duck and goose dinner
at the Olympus Restaurant next Sun
day, jan. 1S-tf.
Prescriptions filed accurately and
promptly, and at the minimum cost, at
Kerr's City Pharmacy.
Mr.. Thomas Hetherington, millman
at the Oneida, paid the LEDGER Office
very pleasant call one evening this
week.
A crowd of Drytown nimrods went
out Tuesday and returned with "a wild
pigeons, which are numerous in that
vicinity.
Mrs. Johanna Alviso, native of
Mexico, died in Drytown January 2Sth.
She arrived in Drytown in 1851. She
was u years of age.
F. A. Robertson, nephew of P. A.
Clute of Volcano, after a pleasant visit
| for two weeks with relatives, returned
to the city to-day.
A. L. Redlick of San Francisco,
member of the well known firm of Red
lick Brothers. who have a branch store
here, arrived in jackson Wednesday.
Carlton G. Bartlett, of the U. S.
Railway Mail service, San Francisco,
is here for few days on business. He
visited his ranch near Drytown to-day.
Judge Gottschalk's decision in the
famous Keystone and South Spring
Hill case appears in full in this issue.
1t is interesting reading, especially for
miners and mine owners.
Mrs. r.. Torres, native of Chill,
aged about 20 years, died in Drytown
January 2lst. Deceased had been a
resident of DrytOwn since July, 1876.
She came to California in 1S53.
Mrs. N. p. Williams is suffering great
inconvenience from a badly swollen
hand, She first noticed aslight pimple
which later caused much Inflammation
and swelling. She was probably bitten
by some poisonous insect.
We call attention to the display ad-
vertisement of the Germania Oil Com
pany, which appears in this ISSUE
Citizens of this county have subscribed
for several thousand shares of the stock.
Tickets for the Fireman's Ball, Feb.
| IA, are to be had from members of the
committee of management, and at the
| City Pharmacy, w. E. Kent's Grocery
| Store and E. G. Freeman Co. General
Variety Store.
Garbarini Bros. did a fine piece of
forging for the Oneida Mining Com
pany last Sunday. The forging re-
quired eleven hours steady work and
| the lathe work many hours more. The
the hosting engine.
Is your word as good as your bond?
Evening subject at M. E. church, Sun
day, Feb. 3. Morning subject, The
secret sin that we thought had been
hidden from God and man is found out
in the Children, in the Hospital, in the
Asylum, etc,
J. r. Parks, who was injured in San
Francisco during the Miners Conven-
ton, while in the act. of boarding d
street car, returned home Wednesday
evening. His ankle is so near we'll that
he can get around very well by the aid
of cane.
Messrs, r. A. Ogden, manager of The
Consolidated jackson Mining Company,
and ]. P. O'Brien, the company's at
tOrney, are registered at the Globe
Hotel. These gentlemen are preparing
to develop the Fleming ground east of
town.
The funeral of the late Mrs Rose
| Silva, who was found dead in her cabin
near Jackson Gate, on Thursday of last
week, and whose name was enormously
given as Mello, was buried last Satur-
day, Jan. 26, Rev. F. A. Morrow offici-
ating. Deceased was about 78 years