Amador ledger., 1902-04-04
Jews OF THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
Foung Men to Organize an Athletic
Club.-Excelsior Parlor Honor
Their Guests.

Call for Kingsbury hats at the Jack
on Shoe Store.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
nd still is the best.
''Nabisco, the new cake, try them
t Caminetti's Mkt.
A good second hand organ for sale,
heap. Apply to 2. T. Justus, Jackson.
Miss Mary J. Cuneo of Middle Fork,
in town, and the guest of Mrs. l..
1ove for one week.
Stefano Barbagelata, native of
tally, declared his intention to become
citizen on the I'd instant
Olives, salami, swiss, limburger,
Iartin S cream and California cheese
t Caminetti's Mkt.
Mrs. H. E. Kay and daughter re-
urned Sunday evening from pro-
racted visit to herrelatives in Lincoln,
Placer county.
William jennings, former county
treasurer, went to San Francisco last
Feek, for the purpose of submitting to
surgical operation.
Fees were collected by the county
bfficers during the month of March as
ollows; County recorder, S156.5O;
county clerk, S112.2O.
L. j. Glavinovich is closing out sew
sral lines of ladies' shoes which will be
old at reduced prices. Must make
room for spring stock.
A young man named Charles Brescia
had the index finger of his right hand
badly crushed last Tuesday, while
working in the Kennedy mine.
If you want to please your family
Ind girls-go to Louvre restaurant for
oyster cocktails, price Is cts. Oyster
oaf any time, day or night.
DR.. Endicott's family have moved
back from lone to Jackson. They
have taken the entire suite of rooms on
bhe second floor of the Kay building on
Bhe north side, which is owned by F.
Mace.
During the month of April SUNSET
LIMITED will leave San Francisco for
New Oreleans every Monday up to and
Including April 2lst, at 4:50 p. m. via
San Jose, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles,
FL Paso, San Antonio and Houston.
Direct connection with trains for New
York. Secure full information from
my Agent Southern Pacific Company.
A case of smallpox has developed at
Quartz Mountain. The victim is man
hamed Henderson, who had been work
ng at the Cover mine. There was a
ioubt as to the character of the disease
1t first, until the health officer, DIR.
Gall, went over and pronounced it
mallpox. The house has been quar-
Lntined.
John McKeever came down from the
Mountains Monday. He reports con-
siderable snow between his place and
Wiley station. A number of persons
hre going into Bear river to work on
,he dam there. A party of two men,
whose names we have been unable to
earn, got stalled in making the trip on
foot in the snow, and had to camp out
+ all night with the beautiful white
mantle as their couch.
L. P. McCarty, the well known pub
Usher of the Statistician, the most COM
plete work on statistics published in
the world, was in Jackson several days
this week in the interest of his books.
The work is published every two years,
hnd the book just published gives 200
pages of new matter, including the
vote of the last presidential election and
population of the states and territories
according to the last census.
We have been requested to announce
that a meeting will be held in the sup
|ervisOrs' room on Saturday evening,
April 5th, at 7:30 O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of considering the matter of form
ling lawn tennis club. All unmarried
|ladies over 20 years of age are invited
Ito attend. A site for the tennis grounds
has been offered by Mrs. Matson, on
broadway, free of charge, and the
meeting is called to discuss the PROPOSE
|tion and take action thereon, if deemed
advisable.
The dining room of the Central hotel
has been rented by Charley. the China
man, who will, as soon as furniture and
|other fxings are received, reopen the
restaurant business. w. L. Fortner
was employed one day during the
week in cutting an opening in the wall
dividing the kitchen, so as to permit
dishes to be passed out without going
from one room to the other-a much
more convenient arrangement than
the one heretofore in vogue.
George w. LIE Moin, formerly of
|Drytown, on the 1st instant paid the
balance of the purchase price on the
Lodi hotel at Lodi, which he has been
conducting for the past nine years. A
draft for the balance due, amounting
to $4,000, was sent up to D. A. Patter-
son in Jackson, and paid over to R.
Webb on the execution and delivery of
the deed. Mr.. LIE Moin is now the sole
owner of the choicest business location
and only hotel in the hourishing town