Amador ledger., 1902-03-21

your pennies. Jackson Shoe Store.
Select your suit, made to order, from
irst-class Tailoring House. For low
prices on high price goods go to the
White House, Jackson.
A. w. Barrett of San Francisco, and
J. B. Wright of Sacramento, State
Bank Commissioners, were in jackson
Tuesday.
If you want to please your family
and girls-go to Louvre restaurant for
oyster cocktails, price Is cts. Oyster
loaf any time day or night.
William jennings. who for several
years was treasurer of Amador county,
is suffering from an obstruction in the
throat He is able to be around, how
ever, although in very feeble health.
Mr. F. Nourse, the agent of Pioneer
Flour Mills of Sacramento, was in Jack
son this week, making his customary
quarterly tour of Amador county in
the interest of that deservedly popular
brand of flour.
The supervisors met in Jackson last
Saturday and inspected the new bridge
just erected over the middle fork of
Jackson creek. The structure was ac-
cepted. The bridge was opened for
traffic the same day.
The smallpox epidemic in Sutter
Creek is practically thing of the past.
At present there are only two places
in quarantine and it is expected that
they will be released in two or three
days.-Amador Record.
G. D. Calvin is making extensive
improvements to the interior of his
saloon opposite the court house. He is
repapering it throughout. He is de-
termined to make it one of the cosiest
and most attractive resorts in town.
The best practical school for those
who desire to learn mining, surveying
or engineering is at Wander Naillen's,
San Francisco. This school has been
successful for years and its graduates
take the highest positions. Notice
their grade published in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson came
up from Brighton, Sacramento county.
on Saturday last, on the sad mission of
attending the funeral of their daughter,
Mrs. Ellen Bailey, which took place on
Sunday morning. They returned to
their home in Brighton the following
day.
The supervisors did not visit the pro-
posed new road at Lessley's mill. 1t
was the opinion of the members that
the snow would interfere with forming
a correct idea of the situation. 1t is
doubtful if the mem bers will be able to
visit the locality as body before the
next meeting of the board.
Postal cards have been issued re-
questing the members of the Jackson
republican club to attend smoker"
to be given in Webb hall on Monday
evening next, at O'Clock. An excel
lent literary program has been ar
ranged, and refreshments will be
served. Each member is at liberty to
invite republican friend.
Word has been received that George
Hansen, for number of years man
ager of the agricultural experiment
CT in l11,f rho 1ofk
some years ago to accept position at
Berkeley, is badly crippled, and has to
go around on crutches. The nature of
the complaint we have not learned.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Bailey
took place Sunday morning, the SER
vices being held in the M. E. church
and conducted by Rev. G. H. Van Vliet.
The peculiarly sad circumstances sur
rounding this case awakened feeling
of universal sympathy for the relatives
and friends Of the deceased. She was
only 20 years of age, and had been a
resident of Jackson but few weeks.
A petition has been filed with the
board of supervisors of Calaveras coun-
ty, signed by residents of Middle Bar
school district in that county, asking
for change in the boundary lines so
that the district may be consolidated
with Middle Bar school district in
Amador county, thereby forming
joint district. No action has been
taken on the petition.
N. W. Mahaffey, who assisted in the
experiments with the new Weist pro-
cess for the treatment of refractory
gold ores at the Zeila Office last week,
informs US that arrangements have
been made to rent the chlorination
works at Weiland, which have been
idle for years, and fix the same up for
the treatment of sulphuret and refrac-
tory ores by the new process. In this
way a practical test of the process
would be secured, which would be con-
elusive of its merits.
Was 1t Incendiary.