Amador ledger., 1902-01-31

Hienzes sweet, sour and salt pickles;
also California olives in bulk at Cami-
netti's Central Market.
Our furniture, still in the lead, can
sell either for cash or on easy in
stalments, at the White House.
The Jackson Band postponed their
concert which was to have been given
OH Sunday last to next Sunday, Feb
ruary I'd.
NJ E. church services February 2,
1902. Subject morning sermon, Ease
in Zion;" subject evening. sermon,
''Choice of Moses.
No bids have been received so fan for
carrying the United States mail be-
tween Jackson and Volcano, and Jack
son and Electra. All other routes
have been covered by the bidders.
Did it ever strike you that you can
buy Jesse Moore Whiskey for the same
price that is paid for just ordinary
whiskey?
Mr.. Alexander of the American Type
Founders Co., was in Jackson Wednes-
day interviewing the printers as to their
needs in the way of material. He left
for Sutter Creek and lone the same
day.
Sam Folger, between so and 80 years
of age, brother of Postmaster Geo. G.
Folger, arrived in Jackson from San
Francisco by Tuesdays stage. He is
the guest of his brother and family,
who were not little surprised by his
appearance.
The last of this season. We sell the
balance of winter clothing at one half
the price. $40 and S12 all wool suits at
SIS at the White House.
The Buchanan dramatic company has
been playing to good houses in Jack
son all the week. The performances
are above the average, and well worth
the price of admission. They play to-
night and tomorrow night. A stove
has been secured to heat the hail.
Buz Watkins, who has been in the
hospital for some weeks, left that in
stitution Tuesday, and left for Los
Angeles the following morning. He is
a very sick man. He has a married
sister in Los Angeles, and will make
his home with her.
DIR. Endicott was called early this
week to Paloma, in consultation over
some cases of supposed contagious
disease. He found two cases of small
pox there. A strict quarantine has
been established, and there is not likely
to be further spread of the contagion
in our sister county. Both are very
mild cases.
A large steel pipe FIVE feet in diameter
passed through Jackson Saturday. en-
route to the works of the Standard
Electric Company's plant. 1t is intend
ed to be placed at the head of the sup
ply pipe conveying water to the wheels.
mel. The pipe line is % feet in diameter,
whereas this intake pipe is double that
diameter.
Sunday morning was one of the cold
est experienced this season. While
the mercury has reached lower point
before, the cold appeared to be less
penetrating than on Sunday. The
ground remained frozen all day. We
noticed icicles two feet long where the
water had spurted from hydrants. A
number of watcr pipes were broken
around town as the result of the freez-
ing snap.
A meeting has been called for next
Saturday night in the supervisors
room to consider the proposition of
taking up all the two-inch pipe laid on
the lone road>last summer for sprink-
ling purposes, and selling the same;
also all the water tanks erected for the
same purpose. Of course the super
visors alone have power to dispose of
this property, but there is not likely
to be any opposition to such course.
The idea is to turn it into money, and
use the money for treating the road
with oil.
DR.. Endicott on Tuesday evening
missed his purse, which contained $40
in gold. AS soon as the money was
missed there was quite stir, number
of friends joining with the doctor in
trying to ferret out the whereabouts of
the coin. After several hours search
the purse, with it's ntents intact, was
finally found in the dining room
where he had partaken of supper.
The Boardman Estate.