Amador ledger., 1901-05-03
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
N. S. G.. W. Delegates Visit
Los Angeles.
Everything Progressing Favorably at
the Oneida lone Picnic
Postponed.

4ONLEh hOOh hoo OOOb
and still is the best. 4-6tf*
Several cases of typhoid fever are re-
ported by our physicians.
r. H. Campbell of San Francisco, is
registered at the New National.
Next Monday, May 6, the Super
visors will meet in regular session.
Fresh cakes can be had at Can't
netti's Central Market at all times.
Oil promoters and oil-stock sellers
are as thick as leaves in Vallambrosia.
Much needed repairs on the Broad
way bridge have been made this week.
NJ. Barsi recently purchased DIR. E.
B. Robertson's old home on Broadway.
For all the new and up-to-date crash
and straw hats, go to the Jackson Shoe
Store.
Los Gatos ladies agree to cook prunes
forty different ways for the President.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best. 4-6-tf*
Rufus K. Mccoy of Gait, was here as
the guest of relatives day or two this
week.
The old Butterfeld planning mill on
Broadway is to be converted into a
paint shop.
It rained twenty dollar gold pieces all
over the central part of California this
week. Fact.
F. NJ. Whitmore has sold 100 acres
OF his timber land to the lately formed
sawmill syndicate.
The Phoenix mine, S. G. Spagnoli
president, will have six stamps drop
ping in short time.
The lone picnic has been postponed
until Friday, May 10, 1901. on account
OF the threatening weather.
The Grlesbach & Mason qbartz
claim in Pioneer district is now owned
by L. Cassinelli of Volcano.
Development work on large scale is
to be started at Copperopolis by the
o x1n1OS CobdOC dnu OUuCl ONucIS.
The Merrimac gravel mine, near
San Andreas, is owned by the Phoenix
Mining Co. Nine men are at work.
Our ighbors in the valleys are re-
joicing, the recent soaking rain having
arrived just in time to save the crops.
Eeastern and fresh California oysters
can be had at the Olympus Restaurant.
Try our California Oyster Cockta tail
A complete assortment of groceries
and canned goods for campers and
picnickers at A. B. Caminetti's Central
Market. 5-3-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Little of Ply
mouth, formerly of this place. are the
happy parents Of native son. Con-
gratulations. e1,-e.is .--.t'
B. R. Breese, Deputy County Clerk,
is fighting battle with typhoid. fever,
the chances of winning being decidedly
in his favor so far.
The Chicago Tribune says: ''The
incident is closed, with credit to them
both; for Funston he took Aggie, and
Aggie took the OATH"
The most recent and fashionable
Perfumes. with a surprising lttleness
OF price, can be found at Robt, I,
Kerr's City Pharmacy.
Prof. A. L. Francis says that Miss
lila Ginocchio has genuine talent for
music, and that with proper training
she could become celebrated musician
Under the present law boards of
education grant certificates as fol-
lows: High school, kindergarten and
special. After June 26, 1901, no
primary certificates will be granted.
For fine Perfume and other toilet
accessories that so accentuate the COM
pletsness Of your toilet and that add
measure to your pleasure of the day,
call at the City Pharmacy, Jackson. y
Remember that the jackson Re-
publican Club holds stated meetings
every second Monday evening of each
month. The next regular meeting will
be held Monday evening, May 10, at s
o'clock.
Only two of the five dynamos at the
plant are now in operation. When the
work shall have been completed, three
dynamos will generate lighting for the
valleys and the Bay district and two
for this vicinity
The 'long dry spell" got wet last
Sunday night and was thoroughly
soaked during the week. The
optomistic cast of eountenance is now
oftener seen than the pessimistic. 1t
was just the reverse the day previous
to the rain.
The Mining and Scientific Press
says that the mother lode in California
wss first known as the carson lode. )"
It received this name from Carson Hill,
ia Calaveras county, where the crop
pings Of the lode were very wide and
extremely rich.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. LESLEY of VOL
csno, visited jackson day or two this
week. About a year ago Mr.. LESLEY
bought the Chiehizola sawmill and
consolidated the business with that of
his own mill. He has now sold both
mills and the timber land contiguous
thereto to the sawmill syndicate, and
he-was here closing said deal.