Amador ledger., 1902-04-25
FNS Of THE PAST WEEK
bort News Items of Local
Interest.
lother Lumber Yard for jackson
Operations at the Peerless Mine
Discontinued.

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uvre restaurant.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
still is the best.
'Nabisco," the new cake, try them
Caminetti' Mkt.
". F. Detert returned Sunday even
from San Francisco.
Heavy rib top sox at &c per pair at
Jackson Shoe Store.
Ion. A. Caminetti returned Sunday
Pning from San Francisco.
freat cut rates in shoes at The Red
ont, Jackson's cheapest dry goods
re.
rhe silver watch raffled by Mrs.
eresa Gilbert was won by U. S.
Pgory.
rhos. Mckenzie and Geo. Joyce,
rchants of Defender, were in Jack
Monday.
udge Rust returned from San Fran
co Sunday evening, after an absence
two weeks.
70 doz. ladies sleeveless vests, a 10c
Picle, will go at sale price, &c, at the
hite House.
olives, salami, swiss, limburger,
hrtin's s. cream and California cheese
Caminetti's Mkt.
Sutter Creek Trinity church will
ganize Sunday school Sunday
kt, 10 a. m. Divine service, IL a. m.
Nv hen you ask for Jesse Moore Whis-
be sure you get it. Don't let any,
3 tell you they have something just
good.
Something special ? Sure thing. The
icago Weekly Inter Ocean and this
per $3.50 for one year. Ask us what
means.
Middle Bar school, which has been
Ised for several weeks on account of
bhtheria in the district. reopened
bnday.
Mrs. j. S. Pierce, mother of Mrs. DIR.
E. Phillips. came up from San Fran
co last Saturday on visit with her
atives.
P. E. Huber, formerly Of the National
tel, Jackson, has taken a lodging
use in San Francisco. He took pos
tsion last week.
We are agents for the celebrated
ngsburry hats. Best that hands can
Ake. All the new styles and shades.
ckson Shoe Store.
Mrs. G. A. Waltenspiel, who has
bn visiting friends in Jackson for
er week, left for her home in San
ancisco last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jos. Gregor, who has been
Vigorously ill for several weeks, with
complication OF ailments, is steadily
proving, and is now out of danger.
A. Chichizola is steadily improvin g
San Francisco. He is able to walk
ound the city unattended. He ex-
cts to return home early next month.
At the Gwin mine last Tuesday a
ner named Louis Pesola, ran crow
r into his leg, inhicting a painful
bund, which necessitated the services
DIR. Endicott to dress. The victim
IS relatives in Sutter Creek.
George L. Thomas, who left here a
uple of months ago on visit to the
bme of his childhood in Wales, was
Fpected to reach New York on his re-
rn trip last Wednesday on the steam
ip Oceanic. He is expected to arrive
Jackson about the first of May.
&c. ]. Peters and his force of car
Fnters are putting on the finishing
|uches to the new dwelling, also Sleep
G house, erected for V. Ghilino near
be Oneida mine. Mr.. Peters is also
hgaged in making other improvements
and around Jackson Gate.
Next Monday is the last day for the
kyment of the second instalment of
ate and county taxes, without being
hbject to the penalty of per cent.
taxpayers will do well to bear this in
ind, and settle at the tax collectors
fce before II o'clock midnight of the
Pth of April.
E. G. Turner, who is employed as
|acksmith at the Gwin mine, moved
is family from Jackson to the Gwin in
be early part of the week. W. E.
lent, the merchant, will move his
Emily into the Turner residence on
|itt street as soon as needed changes,
hcluding an additional room, are made
hereto.
Operations at the Peerless have been
fseOntinued. The expert, Mr..
Fhomas, who has been prospecting on
he surface for several months With
he view of locating a favorable place
pr sinking shaft, has completed his
york, and his report was not considered
encouraging to justify the
ost of another shaft.
The Rev. VIM. Tuson held divine
ervice on Tuesday last in the Preston
'chool, lone. Some twenty people
rom the town were present, and took
art in the service. The chapel room
ras full of visitors, officers and boys of
be school. The service was quite i'm
ressfye. The text was taken from the