Amador ledger., 1902-04-25

FURNITURE sold on 1nStalmentS at tn
White House.
At lone on April 26th Happy Hooli
gan's band will play "a hot time in tn
old town."
Saturday, May Sd, will be the las
day of The Red Fronts great annua
clearance sale.
Nothing will please an invalid as vel
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
Remember. you can get the bes
meal in town, cooked in up-to-dat,
style, at the Louvre restaurant.
Now is your time to begin in paper
ing the house. For low prices call a
the White House, Jackson.
Get the Nolan shoes at the jackson
Shoe Store. They have the agency
No old styles; all new and up-to-date.
ST. Augustine's church, Jackson
Evening prayer and sermon Sunday
next, 7:30 p. m.
Just received a new and complete
assortment of wall paper, and offer the
same at cut prices. The variety il
great designs is good, and all the latest
colorings at the White House.
Mrs. Julius Lowenthal and little sor
left for San Francisco last Sunday, &C
companied by her niece, Miss Daisy
Bonnefoy, who will attend school in
the city.
A good second hand organ for sale,
cheap. Apply to 2. 7. Justus, Jackson
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocear
bears the reputation of being the best
weekly newspaper in the world. We
have arranged specially to supply ii
and this paper together for one year al
the low price of $3.50 for both.
Our new goods for spring and sum-
mer we are now placing on sale. 2OOC
yards of fancy and solid colored organ
dies, formerly sold at 25c, sale price
12!c at the White House.
The Amador Lumber Company con.
template starting a lumber yard in
Jackson the coming summer. They
are negotiating for business site, and
looking around for suitable man to
take charge of the business.
The nozzles for the water wheels to
run the air compressors at the Del
Monte mine were received in jackson
from Knights foundry yesterday, and
were taken to the mine by Barney
O'Neil the same day.
The large barn of G. Boitano at
Middle Bar, on the Amador side, was
completely destroyed by fire during
Tuesday night, with its contents, con-
sisting Of several tons of hay. The
origin of the fire is mystery. The
property was uninsured.
Knight & Co. of Sutter Creek have
entered into contract with a Port
land, Or, company to deliver in July
a 1900 II. P. centrifugal pump for
dredging the Willamette river between
Portland andgthe Columbia river into
which the Willamette flows. Last
season, two of Knights 900 II. p. pumps
were shipped to White river near the
Dalles, Or.
The Standard Electric Company has
been delayed in the completion of the
hydraulic work at its new electric gen.
Grating plant. by the heavy rains.
May 1st is the latest date that has been
set for transmitting electricity to
Stockton. A great deal of work will
be done this summer on storage reser-
voirs at Blue Lakes and Bear river
Mining Journal.
David Fisher was in San Francisco
last week. He succeeded in organizing
a company to take hold of the Edin-
burgh claim in Clinton district, which
he has been working on for some time,
and which shows very fattering pros
pect. The company has been incor-
porated, and sufficient stock placed to
insure the further development of the
He says there is an foot
vein of pay rock, which has been fol-
lowed for considerable distance.
Jas. H. Turner, who lost foot by
an accident in the Kennedy some years
ago, went to San Francisco two weeks
ago, for the purpose of having an
artificial foot fitted to his leg. He re-
turned Thursday of last week, with
cork pedal, which has materially aided
him in getting around. Indeed the
fact that he is possessed of false foot
can scarcely be detected from his
movements, so neatly and cleverly is
the imitation done.
Mrs. L. w. Haggerty, who has been
visiting her brothers, Chas. and Will
Rasmussen, for the past two weeks, de-
parted for her new home in Amador
City, accompanied by Mrs. Peirce and
her son, John, today. Mr.. Haggerty,
who has been engaged in mining at
Nevada City for the past seven months,
has retired from the same there, and
has accepted position as foreman over
150 men at the Keystone mine at ANA
dor City, at which place they will make
their home.-Placerville Nugget.
]. B. Meek, in prospecting on one of
the lots owned by P. Burlington on the
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