Amador ledger., 1902-01-31
|ENS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
Chichizola Ill at San Francisco.
Ned Taras Reported to be
in Austria.

Homemade bread, pies, cakes, for
ple; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
D. S. Hirshberg, former superin-
bndent of the Preston school, has
kken up the practice of law.
i Oranges and lemons direct from the
'ohard at any old price at Caminetti's s
entral Market.
The balance of odds and ends in wall
kper remnant5 sold at cents per roll
the White House.
The Ledger acknowledges compli-
:. ents of cake on account of the
Z zassinelli-Giannini wedding.
A. H. Kuhlman and wife returned
me Wednesday, after two weeks
sit to relatives IN Napa.
w. R. Williams of Wild Goose val
!, the well known sheep-raiser, has
d out his interest for $4,000
Ladies' Aid Society of NJ. E. church
pets Wednesday, February 5, at 2 p.
with Mrs. N. J. Hosking.
No. 80, the winning ticket in Henry
ellis prize contest, was. held by A.
bamier, of the Louvre restaurant.
Only few odds and ends on hand,
close them out for hardly nothing.
le lot of shirt waists, all wool, so cents
the White House.
5: N. Knight, the well-knowu foun-
yman of Sutter Creek, is at Byron
rings for the benefit of his health.
has been there over two weeks.
frank Molovich is doing nicely in
Mary's hospital, San Francisco,
no further trouble from blood
soning is apprehended.
:. E. Mcconnell and family have
ted the house of P. Dwyer on Court
pet, recently vacated by DR.. Endicott.
ey moved into it early this week.
The Sobey residence on Broadway
been rented by family named
r, from Nevada county, who moved
rein last week.
ed Taras, who conducted the
mpus cafe In Jackson for over a
r, is reported to be in his native
ntry, Austria. After leaving here
nceremoniously, it seems he lost no
Q in leaving the state.
1ill and Jos. Sobey returned from
ejo early this week after attend
the funeral of their mother. They
aimed for few days to look after
ters connected with the estate of
deceased.
et your so cent premium ticket. A
ltiful folding bed valued at $50,
n away to our customers buying so
S worth of merchandise for cash,
be White House.
the courtesy of Senator Davis we
received copy of the Washing
Star, containing an interview with
gresham Woods of this district on
proposed establishment of de-
ment of mines.
ord was received early this week
A. Chichizola was lying critically
San Francisco. He went to the
ouar +Iun uaalzc ooO Jo y,oe +boy,
ry sick man. His illness has taken
more threatening character since.
BON Julius was summoned to the
last week.
hn Rodda has disposed of the
ntain Spring house, which he has
ucted for the past five months.
Vogan, the owner of the place,
taken possession, and will make
home there as of yore. We are in
ed that John Vogan will conduct
par, in which Rodda still has an
est.
Lrvey Calvin, proprietor of the old
1er station on the Amador and
ida wagon road, was in Jackson
rday, and went to lone the same
returning home last Monday. He
IT'S that he has done fair share of
business at his wayside house, and
cts to get into shape for a still
r patronage by the opening of the
ing season next spring.
esday morning was the coolest of
eason. The thermometer at the
b hotel registered Is degrees above
In sheltered spot the Ledger
ument gave p as the lowest point
bed during the night. Fifteen
zero is the utmost degree of cold
experienced in jackson since we
kept record of the temperature,
covers a period of over 20 years.
Recheniello was in Jackson Sat-
y, on receipt Of the news OF his
victory in his homestead contest
the secretary of the interior.
as greatly elated at his success.
been now two years since he set
upon his land as a contestant
out any means except what he
earn as a day laborer, he has
bd his contest from the local land
to the head of the interior de-
pent and won out, notwithstand-
mple means were arrayed against
The outcome serves to show that
ler in good faith and with right
side is abundantly protected in
ghts by the government in the
wal of public lands.
han named McMahon-a stranger