Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-06-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
An Eye Sore Removed From
Sight.
Mention of Many Things by the Led
ger Pencil Men That Is Inter
esting to Many People.

for courtesies.
See the "Howards, the great sketch
team, who will make you laugh until
you cry. Specially engaged for this
season by the O,Malley Sisters Co.
Love Hall Monday, June 18th.
Summer religion. Will you take
your piety along with you on your va
cation, or will you leave it at home?
Evening subject at NJ. E. church, Sun
day, June IL. Morning Sacramento
and Baptismal services.
A grand ball will be given by Adam
Huberty in the Town Hall, Pine Grove,
on the evening OF Saturday, June p.
A good time is expected. Supper will
be served at the new hotel OF which
< Mr.. Huberty is proprietor. Posters
for the event have been issued from
the LEDGER Office.
The Jackson Republican club held
regular meeting last Monday night. 1t
was decided to have reunion of all
the republican clubs of AmadOr county
:. some time after the 4th CT July. The
exact date has not yet been fixed. A
committee of five was appointed to
formulate plan.
In speaking OF the spriukling of the
road from jackson to lone, Supervisor
Newman stated that no part of the
money appropriated had been spent
10 h. -, h. A.
OF MIR. Charles Mitchell of Sutter
Greek, who was pushing the work and
was doing all that could be done in the
matter.
j. II. Tibbitts, well known to the
mining community OF AmaGor county,
is ono of the field assistants of the State
Mining Bureau. The counties assign
ed to him are Humboldt. Mendocino,
SOnOma, Marin, Napa, Colusa, Glenn,
and Lake. He is now in humboldt,
the special object of his visit being to
gather data relative to the copper
mines.
Sec "Harry Howard" the Prince of
all comedians, in his Dutch, Irish and
Black face turns. He will send you
home feeling happy. With the O'Mal-
ley Sisters Co., Monday, June 18th.
Our readers must bear with us for a
few weeks. 1t will take some time to
get into the run of things. We want
correspondent in every town in the
. county, to send us items of interest
happening in his vicinity. We shall
resume the practice OF sending guam
tity of reading matter weekly to each
correspondent. aud keep them sup
piled with stationery and stamps, and
hope to be able to give more substan-
tial inducements in the near future.
The old cistern, in front of the
National Hotel, which was built many
years ago for fire purposes and has
long been nuisance, is now recorded
among the things that were. 1t is
only one OF the eye sores that should be
eradicated, and if the people were all
as public spirited and up-to-date as F.
4. VOORHEES, and NJ. Newman. the city
Of Jackson would soon assume a more
clearly and metropolitan appearance
Messrs. VOORHEES, and Newman are pay
ing for the work of filling up this old
cistern, out of their own pockets. If
the business men would open their
pocket books to the extent of raising
the middle and guttering the sides of
Main street and will place hydrant
at the top of the grade so that the
cutters can be flushed and the dirt be
carried into the creek, they will make
an investment, the returns of which
will surprise them. Try it gentlemen.
Who will be the first to make the
move?
A travelling photographer named j.
E. Gould, of Pleasanton. has been To-
Gated on the Mason Webb tract for the
past six months. He had one or two
other artists employed on commission
On Saturday the young lady operator
missed purse containing 1910. This
led to rumpus, and a disruption of
the combination. A settlement was
demanded. w. H. Davis and the lady
claimed certain amount due them for
commission on work done. The money
not being forth coming, the said Davis
proposed to hold the camera he had
been using until the cash was in hand
paid. This brought the law officers to
q hand in the game. A charge of en-
bezzlement was preferred against Davis.
He was allowed to go on his own
recognizance, but is detained in town
awaiting the trial of his case. In the
meantime the couple borrowed a
camera and outfit from a local amateur
and started little business on their
own account. The camera in dispute
is held by the officers pending the re-
suit Of the trial.
The LEDGER will, after the 4th of
July, remove INTO Webb hall, which
will be fitted up for its future home.
A large club, or reading room, will be
fitted up adjoining the newspaper
quarters, where all the latest papers
and periodicals will be kept and where
the friends of the LEDGER can go and
spend pleasant, as we'll as profitable
hour. When preparations are COM
pleted and all is in readiness, an an
nouncement will be made and the LED
GER people will be pleased to welcome
their mauv friends to their new home.