Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-07-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Settlement of Fourth Of
July Affairs,
Death Of Miss Rose e. Porter at La
trobe.-Loses His Pocket Beck.
A Social Dance.

Nolan shoes at the Jackson Shoe
Store, always the best to wear
W. S. Gilbert has moved his dry
goods store into the Perry building.
Go where you will, the best saloons
sell Jesse Moore Whiskey.
Call for the Kingsbury hat at the
Jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs. j. Nuner of the Central hotel,
has been confined to her bed with
sprained ankle. She is improving.
New goods arriving daily at the
Jackson Shoe Store. Call and see our
new lines. We are always up-to-date.
In the sick room or on your side
board Jesse Moore "AA" Whiskey is
Indispensable.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kremmel have
gone to the mountains at Woodford,
Alpine county, for a three months
Drip.
Fees of county officers for the month
pf June were very small, being: County
lerk, 70i recorder 1928. rs; and
heriff, $3.50.
Last Sunday the Mokelumne Hill
md jackson baseball teams played
ame at Piccardos Park, and the
ackson boys got left, with a score of
to 5.
Many of our people enjoyed them
elves to such an extent in celebrating
he 4th, that it requires quite an exer-
ion to get down to the ordinary duties
every day life.
Doc Terry, late Of Carriers, is in
acksOn looking the field over with
Jew to establishing himself in bust
ess here. He is quite favorably i'm
ressed with the town.
An eight-months old child of
gosto Nativio at jackson Gate, died
st Sunday of infant trouble, and was
lried last Sunday by uundertakers
liberty and Giovannoni.
Judge John F. Davis went to San
raucisco last Saturday. He returned
day and will be in his Office tomorrow
i'd then return TO San Francisco
onday.
Mrs. Thomas White, who has been
Try sick for week past with very
we're case OF malignant diphtheria, is
oDounced by her physician, DIR.
Ehacht, to be out CT danger.
Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds and
ating quickly healed by the use of
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is
itated. Be sure you get De Wits
IRIS Pharmacy, jackson.
The case Of w. +. Kent VS.. c. D.
apman, appealed from justice court
township No. |, was tried in superior
lrt last Tuesday. w. H. Willis for
intiff, and n. a. Macq uarrie for de-
dant.
Charles Merton, while handling some
IVY timbers at the Kennedy mine,
his right hand caught and the end
his finger was torn off. DR.. Gall
nks it will be necessary to amputate
finger.
Vm. J. MCGEE and family have gone
Silver lake and other points in the
b Sierras. They expect to be away
eral weeks. The trip is taken in
hope that it will prove beneficial to
MCGEE, who has been in slender
tn for some time.
cense collector Gregory reports
he collected for the quarter end
June 30, the sum of S2507 from the
of licenses of all kinds. OF this
unit he paid into the treasury the
of S2256. 80, retaining $3.50. 70 as
mission-10 per cent for collecting.
stice of Peace Goldner says that
his experiences there has never
!, previous to this last 4th, cele-
ion without an arrest of some kind
thinking, fighting or some other mis-
eanor. This year not one arrest.
had piles so bad 1 could get no
nor find cure until l tried De-
rs Witch Hazel Salve. After
it once, l forgot l ever had any
like Piles.''- G.. Boice, Somers
t, n. Y. Look ont for limitations.
IRE you ask for De Witt's.-Kerr's
macy, Jackson.
]. Foutenrose, while on his way to
Valley to spend the 4th, lost his
ct book which contained about
hundred dollars and diamond
After searching everywhere
he could remember having been,
ought he would examine the car
hich he had Travelled, and to his
Use, as we'll as joy, he found it all
buggy robe was lost from one of
carriages that took part in the
le on the fourth of July celebra-
q Jackson. 1t is supposed that it
psf between Mares hotel and the
bridge On Main street. The
will be rewarded by returning
hme to C. NJ. Kelley of the livery
ar H. Reichling has been ap-
I'D manager of the Amador Elec-
light Company in Jackson, to sue
+. Adams. The company is to be
atulated on this selection. A
man could not be found for the
Mr.. Reichling is steady, reli-
and careful, and in addition
ses natural aptitude for me-
al and scientific work, all of
are important factors in carry
t the duties of the position in
on.
Ledger has received word of. the
of Miss Rose E. Porter of
Pc, Ell Dorado county. She died
aged 26 years. Miss Porter
ZEN teacher since 1893, having
bd her state educational diploma
h the Amador county board at
me. She was the daughter of
id Mrs. n. Porter, and leaves
her parents, two brothers and
listers. She leaves many friends
Yeply mourn her loss.
Lemin will give social dance
platform erected in the burned
J, Saturday evening, July 18th.
), one dollar each. There should,
doubleday will be, a large at
ce. Mr.. Lemin lost heavily by
fire, and was entirely uninsur-
bsides, he has had sickness in
lily, and the fire calamity CON-
the top of other misfortunes
his situation one that will COM
he sympathy of all. The ball
in the hope that it will help