Amador ledger., 1901-03-08
4 COLUMN OF LOCAL NEWS NOTES
THE PINE GROVE HOTEL NEAR
.LY COMPLETED.
Improving the Court House Grounds.-A
Broken Toe.-h Big Strike at
the Fremont Mine.

OO Soh gov ohO PuiSoV u uip JuSN
with your Ice Cream Soda at Mayors
Candy Factory.
Miss Bertha Freshman is visiting
her father, Dr. B. TAYLOR Freshman.
at Amador City.
Claude M. Smith is seriously consid-
ering the advisability of going to the
Philippines as teacher.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection.
At the Zeile mine water has interior
ed with work considerably OF late and
is still retarding the work.
The knights OF the Maccabees of SUIT
ter Creek will give grand jubilee ball
in Levaggi's Hall, March 18th.
The teeth should be given attention
Tooth brushes and tooth powder can be
had at the City Pharmacy.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the hest. 4-6-tf*
Miss Blanche Seguin of lone, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. R. L.
Mann, during the past two weeks.
The south side of the Hall Of Records
Is to be given coat of cement, aud
probably both buildings will be painted.
For children misses aud boys shoes
go to the Jackson Shoe Store.
All nature is clothed in emerald hue
and the hills and fields surrounding
this hamlet are beautiful 10 look upon.
The Quartz Mountain school will
open Monday Miss Kate Driscoll has
been appointed to teach for the ensuing
term.
GetSa box of that delicious Ice Cream
at Mayors Candy Factory and treat
your wife and children or your sweet
heart.
Miss Rose Oneto of San Francisco is
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Enrico
Ginocchio. Miss Oneto is a niece of G.
B. Devote.
Atty. VIM. j. McGee, who has been
i'll in San Francisco, is much better and
expects to be in jackson on or about
the 10th instant.
John Chinn, Proprietor of the Ex-
change, is going to put in new floors in
the lower story OF his building and
concrete rear wall.
Rev. S. w. Matthew, Presiding
Elder OF this (Sacramento) district,
preached an eloquent sermon to a
packed house last Sunday evening.
Still receiving large shipments OF
oranges every week, from his orchard
near Oroville. at a. B. Caminetti'
Central Market. feb. Slime.
During February i've patients were
admitted to the County Hospital one
was discharged, and one died. leaving
sixty-0ne patients present on March
first.
r. E. Mcconnell, Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S. Express Messenger on this route,
has served the Company faithfully for
many years and has had very few va
cations.
New shoes arriving daily at the Jack
son Shoe Store.
Sheriff Gregory's force OF workmen
broke ground Wednesday for the fenc-
ing and ornamentation of the ground
in front of the Court House and Hall
of Records.
The reported big strike at the
Fremont has tendency to stiffen the
back bone of every stockholder in the
Bunker Hill, which is in that immedi-
ate vicinity.
Ferdinand Mayer is wide-awake
dealer and knows the value of printers
ink. Read his locals in this issue and
go to his place of business and verify
what he says.
Don't forget to get your coupons at
Mayors Candy Factory. For Is of
them you can get an Ice Cream Soda
besides your chance to win prize.
Mr.. Henry Eudey has been confined
to his residence for some time with
lame ankle and other ailments. His
many friends hope to see him about
again pretty soon.
A surprise party was given Miss
Emma Little at the residence of her
parents last Tuesday evening. The
event was in honor of the young lady's
seventeenth birthday.
Max Ladar, the Merchant Tailor, in
tends to go to San Francisco next Sun
day. He will be absent about two
weeks, and will buy a fine stock of
spring and summer goods.
Look here! This is what you can get
with your Ice Cream at Mayors Candy
Factory: Crushed fresh fruits, Straw
berries, Orange, Pine Apple, Peach
and Chocolate.
Do you want the best fit and the
best quality for the least money? See
c.. n. Mckinney, the Amador county
tailor. jan11tf
Immediately following the sermon at
the NJ. E. church, last Sunday morn
ing, Rev. F. A. Morrow baptized four
teen converts, after which ceremony
twenty-five persons united with the
church.
Deputy County Clerk B. r. Breese
and Miss Lottie Breese attended the
funeral at Plymouth, Wednesday, of
the late Mrs. Ella Jameson. Deceased
was an aunt by marriage of Mrs. M. G.
Breese.
The nervous husband is now tremb-
ling about in fear of approaching
house-cleaning days, when his best suit
is likely to be worked up into moprags
and his razor used to pry tacks out of
the carpet.
March came in like little pet lamb,
and spring suits are the order of the
hour, If the old adage, 'In like a
lamb and out like lion," holds good,
overcoats will be in demand before
April LIST.
District Attorney C. P. Vicini be-
lieves in high license. He says the
license should be $3.50 quarter-$600
year. This, he says, would result in
few first-class liquor resorts and be a
benefit to all concerned.
Fresh consignment of pigs feet, Sail
mar, compressed ham, Swiss and Ameri-
can cheese, bloaters and herring at Cam
inetti's Central Market. feb Slime.
The San Francisco papers of last
Sunday mention B. Bernstein as having
married young lady who decamped
with $500 of his coin. There was a B.
Bernstein here some years ago. Pre-
sumably he is the same man.