Amador ledger., 1901-12-27

Louvre restaurant.
Homemade bread, pies, cakes, for
slle; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
Soused pig feet, salami, and choice
ham and bacon at Caminettis Central
Market
At ST. Augustine's church next Sun
day there will be morning prayer and
sermon at II a. II.
F. Solinsky, the well known at
.torney of San Andreas, was in Jackson
Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. Oscar Reichling went up to
Chico last week, on receipt Cf the news
of the illness of her mother.
John Raggio, the owner of number
of stage lines in Amador and Calaveras
counties, was in Jackson Saturday.
Miss Eva Jenkins of Lincoln, Placer
county, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kay, for two
weeks.
A license was issued on the 24th
authorizing the marriage OF Richard
w. Lipkeman and Miss Alice NJ. Lynes.
both of Lancha Plana.
Mrs. E. A. Pitois. mother of E. s.
Pitois, Mrs. Fannie Bonnefoy and Mrs
Theresa Gilbert, has been quite i'll for
several days, at her home one mile
east of town.
Joseph Lefoy, who died in the hos
pital this week, was an old resident of
Mokelumne Hill. The remains were
taken to the Hill for intcrment last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Taylor started
for Reno, Monday, to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Taylor expects to
be away couple of weeks. Mr.. Taylor
will probably return earlier.
Antoine Franatovich the marble cut
ter, has put up small engine and
boiler for doing the polishing of mouu-
ments, mantels, and so forth 1t will
be great assistance in his business.
Walter Folger, who has been attend
ing high school at San Jose, came
home last week to spend Christmas
with his parents. He will return to
school after the holidays.
G. A. Douet of Clinton, has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks.
He is troubled with his knees, but is
gradually improving, and hopes to be
around again in short time.
C.. D. Chapman has rented his saloon
on Water street to Charley Reynolds
at $40 per month. He has concluded
that the receipts of that monthly in
come is preferable to running the busi-
ness himself.
Miss Wanda Reichling left last week
for San Francisco, to spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives. Her
sister, Mrs. Clara Chambers, also left
at the same time to join her husband,
who is employed in the city.
Just received from the east large
invoice of rocking chairs, carpets,
metal bedsteads, folding beds, china
closets, chiffoniers, tables, couches,
parlor and bedroom suits at the White
House.
j. J. Williams, the blacksmith of
lone, was in Jackson Tuesday. He
has sold his business and stock to one
of the other esta blishments, and will
leave lone about the first of the year.
He expects to do some travelling, in
view of selecting a place to make a
home. He intends to quit the black
smithing business for while, if not
permanently.
A letter has been received from
Carbonado, Washington, dated Deem
Der %, stating that D. T. Davies,
superintendent of the coal mines there,
was dangerously i'll with pneumonia,
and that grave doubts were entertained
of his recovery. The afflicted man has
many friends in this county. He was
for years superintendent ofsthe ANA
dor Consolidated mine at Sutter, and
well known as an expert miner through
out the state.
Sam Williams was employed with
his team for a couple of days before
Christmas to haul the mud away from
Main street. The next heavy rain will
leave it in about as bad fix as before.
The only way to fix it is to put in gut
ters on either side, and round it up in
the center, so that the storm waters
will drain into the cutters and carry
away the debris into the creek. Why
not get together and form permanent
improvement committee to see what
can be done toward the betterment of
Jackson's streets.
G. B. Arditto, Frank Valvo, Gus
Laverone and Elmer Townsend took a
trip recently to Colusa county on a
duck hunting expedition. They re-
turned home Sunday last, and report
having enjoyed excellent sport. The
tules of Colusa are among the best
hunting grounds for game birds to be
found in the state. Arditto was invit-
ed by member of the gun club to a
days shooting on the preserves of that
organization. He and another went
out week ago last Sunday, and in a
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