Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-01-18
A Summary Of the Weeks
Happenings.
]. A. SpINNEY NAY SAVE HIS LOWER lIABS
c. H. Clifton Is Charged With Writ
ing Obscene Letters to a IA
Year-0ld Girl

coon in California.
Mesdames Marks and Tibbits of SUIT
ter, were here Thursday.
A. G. Barrett took charge as steward
of the County Hospital on the 18th
instant.
al Davis, of San Francisco, stock
holder in the Peerless mine, visited the
works Tuesday.
Misses Gertrude VOORHEES, and May
Brignoli, of Suffer Creek, visited
friends here yesterday.
Herbert Palmer, who has been ill for
several weeks, was out for the first
time since his sickness on Wednesday.
For the best plate of fresh oysters on
the shell. go to the Olympus Restau-
rant. ian. 18-tf.
The chlorination building of the Zeile
mine has been partially re-shingled,
the late wind-storm having damaged it
in places.
Mrs. Walter E. Downs and her sister,
Mrs. William A. Woodwork, both of
Suttor Creek, lunched at the New
National yesterday.
Try package of yankee Shelled
Popcorn" just the thing for old and
young. Only 10 cents a package.
Caminetti's Central Market.
dec. AL mo.
Fl. E. Potter, F. M. Potter, S. K.
Thornton and L. H. Thoms of Ply
mouth, were here day or two this
week attending Court.
Rev.'S. H. Weller. pastor of the lone
Presbyterian church, was in Jackson
yesterday and called at this office in
company with Prof. w. S. Williams.
Large consignment of oranges,
lemons and fruits, especially for the
holiday trade, just received at Can't
netti's Central Market. dec. 14-1mo.
Robt. I. Kerr's City Pharmacy con-
trolls a big trade Square dealing and
A No. goods account for it.
w. H. Blakeley of Pine Grove dis
trict, one of the successful stock raisers
of the county, was in Jackson on We'd
nesday and made the editor hereof
pleasant call.
Sheriff Gregory and Constable Kelly
went to Clinton on Tuesday and ar
rested G. H. Clifton, who is charged
with writing obscene letters to a a.
year-old girl.
Infants shoes in all kinds and quality.
We also have the new shade of red for
the spring and summer. Call and see
them. Jackson Shoe Store.
Please look at the date on the margin
OF your paper in front of your name,
and if you are not paid up to January,
1901, kindly send in the amount due us
and greatly oblige.
The devil and his angels scheme.
Evening subject at M. E. church, Sun
day, Jan. 20. Morning subject-Some
Infidels say, 'The Bible is cruel and
indecent.
Do you want the best fit and the
best quality for the least money? See
G. H. McKenney, the Amador county
tailor. jan11tf
Mr.. Jas. E. Dye did not visit Sacra-
mento at the opening of the Legislature
as reported last week. He was in San
Francisco at the time on business rela-
tive to the mine.
B. r. Breese, our efficient and popu-
lar Deputy County Clerk, departed for
San Francisco Thursday morning,
where he will enjoy well earned rest and
recreation for week.
Ladies dress shoes; we are far ahead
in this line, we carry all the latest
styles and best qualities. Call AND see
our new lines. jackson Shoe Store.
A. F. Stark, an AmadOr county
young man who has developed into a
scccessful insurance worker, through
H. Cramer Jr's. efficient training, is
here from San Francisco on visit.
F. W. Tutin of Des Moines, Iowa,
Secretary of a mining company which
controls property in the Plymouth
district, was in town this week on legal
business connected with his company.
The best place to get good meal is
at the Olympus Restaurant. Ducks,
geese, chicken and fresh oysters can be
had. ian. 1S-tf.
If you want the best shoe on earth
for Gents, get the Hanan & Sons shoe,
at the jackson Shoe Store, Webb
building.
The following item was taken from
the Gait Gazette: ''Rube Mccoy, the
''Tall Sycamore" from Jackson, is
back in his old position at the Gait
Hotel bar dispensing palatable bever-
ages"
Mrs. Eliza Wilson Coates of Pine
Grove, passed away last Sunday, Jan.
18th. The funeral, which was we'll at
tended, took place on Tuesday. De-
ceased was an old and highly respected
citizen of this county.
For perfumes, fancy toilet articles,
pure soaps, combs, brushes and fancy
articles-City Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major William Hawley
of San Francisco, were here this week
attending to matters relative to the
Bellwether mine. Mrs. Hawley was