Amador ledger., 1901-05-10
Lou Cassel of the New National took
in the Sacramento Carnival.

Lou Cassel of the New National took
in the Sacramento Carnival.
Judge John F. Davis returned from
Trinity county last week where he had
been attending to certain corporation
business.
During the recent picnic at the Plant
Miss Hilda Clough and Miss Eta
Ginocchio secured some fine photo
graphic views.
The most recent and fashionable
Perfumes, with surprising littleness
of price, can be found at Robt. 1.
Kerr's City Pharmacy.
VIM. b. Pettis of Oakland, Cal, is a
guest at the New National. Mr.. Pettis
represents a realty syndicate and is a
very pleasant gentleman to do business
with.
We call attention to the display ad-
vertisement of the Alki Oil Company.
The Company is represented in this
county by Mr. Henry Osborne, one of
the directors.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and her nephew,
Willis Folger, expect to start for San
Jose tomorrow. Mrs. Brown goes for
medical attention and Willis to visit
his aunt and brother.
Messrs. Hall & Whitlaw are engaged
in putting in one of their retort fur
naces at the Oneida mine this week.
They expect to be in readiness to fire
up by next Sunday morning.
Judge Davis on Wednesday, obtain
ed, in behalf of the defendant, judg-
ment of dismissal in the case of
Frankenheimer vs.. Mccall, transferred
here from San Joaquin county.
Crack goes the whip I'VE are out for
good time boys, never mind expense,
we will get money some way" Even
ing subject at M. E. church, Sunday,
May II. Morning subject, The human
mind is self-registering instrument.
James Meek and Will Croker went
to Ball Rock, about four miles above
Tabeaud, last Wednesday in search of
trout. Young Croker returned the
following day with a fine lot. Mr..
Meek remained at Ball Rock, the fish
ing being too good to leave.
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. John Raggio and son
Jack, were guests of the New National
for several days this week. Mr.. Raggio
was here mainly in the interest of the
plan for sprinkling the lone road, for
which he has earnestly worked from
the day of its inception to the present
time.
Those interested in the new saw-mill
company have perfected their prelimi-
nary plans and their attorney is at
present engaged in drafting the nee
essary documents for launching legally
the new corporation. With the out
look promising all that it does for min
ing in this county, We predict success
for the new venture.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow has been kept busy
this week burying our dead. Hugh
Harper, Augustine Carrassola, VIM.
Kern he buried hore. Then he had to
go to Mokelumne Hill to bury Miss L.
M. Fisk, Tuesday afternoon. AS we go
to press he is holding services in the M.
E. Church over the remains of little
Gertrude H. Thomas, whose body has
been brought over from the Gwin mine.
This makes the fifth funeral Mr.. Nor
row has conducted this week.
Senator and Mrs. B. F. Langford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cory, Of San Joaquin
county, visited Jackson yesterday hay
ing driven across the country from the
Sheep Ranch mine in which the sena-
tor is interested. In the early seventies
Senator Langford, James Fullen and
another gentleman, operated the Ken
nedy mine here, putting up the first
mill. The party are enjoying the trip
very much.