Amador ledger., 1901-02-08
A BUDGET OF LOCAL Information
DEATH OF MRS. M. KRIECHBAUM
AT LOS ANGELES.
The Doyle Mine Has Been Bonded.-Call
for an Observation-Disclosures of
Joseph Kidd.

Reduction in prices at McMillan's.
See notice. feb. Sit.
We call attention to Ordinance No.
1O3, which appears in this issue.
Miss Mary Brignoli of Suffer Greek,
was the guest of Mrs. G. P. Vicini for a
few days recently.
If you wish to enjoy rare literary
treat hear Rev. j. B. Orr at the M. E.
church, Sunday, Feb. 18th.
An unusual combination of talent will
be found at the M. E. church Feb. II,
by Rev's. Orr and Lowery.
Pioneer Flour is the "Lily of the
Valley, " the ''Pearl of Perfection. n
Get your wild duck and goose dinner
at the Olympus Restaurant next Sum
day. Jan. 18-tf.
Most everyone who has whiskey for
sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore
stAA" whiskey.
A heavy rain set in Monday night
and continued almost necessarily until
the afternoon of the following day.
Trade is increasing at Kerr's City
Pharmacy. Why? The best goods at
the lowest price. That's why.
Deputy Recorder Robt. 1. Kerr and
his assistant, Miss Loretta Meehan,
have been kept pretty busy for the
past few weeks.
Still receiving large shipments of
oranges every week, from his orchard
near Oroville, at A. B. Caminetti's
Central Market. feb. 8-1mo.
st. Augustine's surplice choir wish
to thank the Ladies Guild for the
pleasant entertainment given to them
Thursday evening last.
Great preparations are making for
the Plymouth Forrest Parlor masquer-
ade ball. Supper at the Forrest House.
Costumer's headquarters at Adams
House.
The call for election to decide whether
or not the town of Jackson shall be-
come the Getty of Jackson" of the
sixth class, appears in this issue of the
LEDGER.
Toilet and fancy articles, and all
goods usually kept in a first-class drug
store, at very low prices-Kerr's City
Pharmacy.
St. Augustine's Mission Court street.
Services IL a. m. Sunday next, Feb.
10th. Holy communion will be cele-
brated. VIM. TUSoN, Rector.
Don't fail to see the Stereopticon
views exhibited by Rev. G. w. Lowery
half an hour before Rev. J. B. Orr's
services begin at the M. E. church
Feb. 18th.
For downright disagreeableness,
February, 1901, has so far earned the
blue ribbon. Our English cousins
would write it down as nasty"
weather, with a big ''N."
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.
When you need medicine you need
the best in the market. Get it at
Kerr's City Pharmacy and then you
will know that you have the best.
County Assessor Jack Marchant was
at the county seat Monday. He has
everything in readiness, and will begin
assessing promptly on time. He never
allows his official work to drag.
Ladies dress shoes in all the latest
and best makes at the Jackson Shoe
Store.
The December number of 'Sunset"
is exceptionally interesting and pro-
fusely illustrated. Special articles
from the gifted pen of Joaquin Miller
grace its pages. "Sunset" grows
better and better as it grows older.
MERGED city, San joaquin county
town, is entirely under water. In
many places the water is three feet
deep.
The best place to get good meal is
at the Olympus Restaurant. Ducks,
geese, chicken and fresh oysters can be
had. ian. I8-tf.
The Doyle mine, located a mile or so
south of Jackson, was recently bonded.
The LEDGER has no positive informa-
ton relative to the price stipulated,
but has been informed that it is $50, 600,
the last payment falling due March 1,
1903.
The toughest young man in Jackson
is worth more in Gods sight than that
selfrighteous fellow. Evening subject
at the M. E. church, Sunday, Feb. 10.
Morning subject-Man is the only
creature on earth that does not fill his
mission.
C. 81. Mckinney, the Amador County
Tailor, will be in Jackson Feb. 9Th and
9th, and in Suteer Creek and Amador
City on the 10th, 18th and 18th, with
the finest line of samples ever seen in
Amador county.
In the record of business done in the
Recorders Office issued last week there
appeared the following deed: "A.
Mello to j. Mello-160 acres in S. Sc, T.
6 N, r. IL E; 1885," 1t should have
been the undivided one-half of 100
acres.
Mr.. Joseph Kidd, formerly Deputy
PnStmaStar at Jackson hut for The