Amador ledger., 1901-02-15
EXTRACTS FROM OUR NOTE BOOK
MAY MAKE US AN
UNWELCOME VISIT.
Took Part In the Memorial Services to
the Late Queen Victoria.-Illus-
trated Sermons.

ILLUSTRATED OornOnS Tree 10 all at tl6
M. E. church.
Geo. Gates went below, to visit his
family, Tuesday.
Supervisor E. B. Moore went to San
Francisco Tuesday.
Snow is reported to be from II to 25
feet deep up about Tahoe.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best. 4-6-tf*
D. Gutmann is prospecting for oil
near Livermore, with fair prospects of
success.
Just arrived, the new and up-to-date
line OF hats. Watch our window.
Jackson Shoe Store. Webb building.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best. 4-6tf*
The mails were heavy with valentines
this week. Some of the valentines
were ''corkers'
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the pearl of Perfection" \
Sam Radovich, a member of the
Zeile force, has been ill for the past
couple of weeks.
Get your wild duck and goose dinner
at the Olympus Restaurant next Sun
day. ian. 1S-tf.
The whiskey that touches the right
spot every time is Jesse Moore; to be
had from all first-elass dealers.
P. Bosworth Aiken, D. D. S., went
to San Francisco yesterday morning.
He will be absent several days.
You will enjoy the Stereopticon
views at the NJ. E. church, shown by
Rev. G. W. savory; It will cost you
nothing.
Miss M. A. Gass has gone to San
Francisco to purchase her spring and
summer stock of millinery of the latest
styles,
ST, Augustine's Mission Court street.
Evening prayer and sermon, Sunday
next, service 1880 p. m.
VIM. TUsoN, Rector.
In several of the schools in this
county Lincoln Day was observed with
appropriate exercises to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln.
Still receiving large shipments of
oranges every week, from his orchard
near Oroville, at A, B. Caminetti's
Central Market, feb. S-1mo.
c. Fl. Mckinney, the Amador County
Tailor, was in Jackson day or two
this week, delivering and taking orders
for stylish, up-to-date suits.
Three boiler makers arrived in Jack
son Wednesday evening and proceeded
to the plant of the Standard Electric
Company the following day.
Do you want the best fit and the
best quality for the least money? See
c. H. Mckinney, the Amador county
tailor. ian1lu
Alfonso Ginocchio expects to go to
San Francisco to purchase goods for
the firm of E. Ginocchio & Bro, to-
morrow or the day following.
eastern and fresh California oysters
can be had at the Olympus Restaurant.
Try our California Oyster Cocktail.
1-25-tf
The Ladies of the Guild will give an
afternoon tea from 2 to O'Clock in
the parlors of the New National Hotel,
tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 10th.
Thomas o. Heydenfeldt, Secretary
of the Zeile Mining Company, arrived
Saturday evening and departed for
home the following Tuesday. He reg
istered at the New National.
DR.. Lewis of Suffer Creek, spent part
of this week with DIR. A. M. Gall. DR..
Gall recently successfully treated DR..
Lewis, pulling him out of a serious ILL
ness that lasted some months.
We call attention to an article from
the pen of Prof. Geo. A. Gordon,
County Superintendent of Schools,
which appears in this issue, relative
to calling the Teachers Institute in
Berkeley.
Upon the fourth page of this paper
will be found lengthy joint report of
the County Auditor and Treasurer.
1t shows the exact financial standing of
Amador County during the term end
ing January 80, 1901.
Rev. J.B. Orr will preach at the M.
E. church next Sunday. Feb. II,
morning and evening, Come out and
hear what he has to say about you and
your town. He prefers to say what he
has to say to your face rather than be-
hind your back.
At the memorial service held in honor
OF Queen Victoria Thursday evening of
last week in Sacramento, James E.
Dye Ir,, of this place, took an honor
able and active part. He was Chair
man of the Invitation Committee and
an efficient member of the General
Committee.
p, Casslnelli, who was at Byron
Springs with Joseph Marie when the
latter was summoned home on account
of the sudden illness of his mother, re-
turned Sunday evening. Both Mr..
Cassinell and Mr.. Marie were we'll
pleased with their trip to the Springs.
H. D. P. Teller, representing Norton,
Teller and Roden, of San Francisco,