Amador ledger., 1902-05-23
Additional Locals.

hotel June End and Bird.
Remember, you can get the best
meal in town, cooked in up-to-date
style, at the Louvre restaurant.
There has been only one prisoner
confined in the county Jail for week
past. This is the lowest point reached
in the county boarding house for
long time.
DIR. Jamison & Co., specialists, treat
all chronic and complicated diseases.
See them at National hotel June End
and 3rd.
County treasurer S. G. Spagnoli
went to Sacramento last Monday to
settle with the state on account of the
second instalment of taxes.
The great shoe sale now commences
to sell at prices which have never been
heard of. Bargains every day at the
White House.
Andy Kessler is still confined to his
rooms above Angove's saloon. He has
been laid up for nearly six months,
owing to injuries sustained by falling
from the roof of house in Middle Fork
school district.
Down comes the price. For the next
30 days will sell you high grade No. 9
drop head sewing machine for S3S
Now is the time to get a good machine
cheap. z. 7. Justus, agent.
County treasurer S. G. Spagnoli paid
into the state treasury last Monday
the sum of s6S1225, being the amount
due on the second instalment of state
taxes. He returned from Sacramento
Tuesday evening.
Chris Marelia has started in to re-
model the front OF the second story of
the store at the corner of Main and
Court streets. 1t is the intention to
put in large window, and make such
other changes as viii render it suitable
for doctors Office. DIR. Gall expects
to occupy the rooms when renovated.
Get the Kingsbury hat, they are the
best handmade hat in town, in all
shapes and styles. jackson Shoe Store.
All the census returns of the school
marshals have been received at the Of
flee OF the county superintendent of
schools. They have not been checked
up as yet, but we shall likely be able to
publish the statistics next week. Jack
son district shows falling off of ten
school children during the past year.
Miss Lille Lemin and Ernest Lemin
left last Sunday for San Francisco, the
former to consult with physician of
the city. and to finish her course of
study in the business college there, if
her health will permit, and the latter
to secure employment if a suitable
opening offers.
Misses tan shoes, in sizes IL to 2, this |
month for 90c per pair. jackson Shoe |
Store.
w. Orchard of Sutter Creek, has
been engaged as blacksmith for the |
Del Monte mine in Calaveras county.
He went up to the mine, near Railroad |
Flat, early in the week. The installa-
tion of power drills makes the employ
ment of an expert blacksmith indis- |
pensable.
Josiah Gibbs, of Sebastopol, Sonoma
county, is visiting in Jackson, the
guest of Geo. A. Gordon. Mr.. Gibbs
is an uncle of Mrs. Gordon. He was
one of the early settlers, being a |
brother-in-law of the late Timothy |
Hinckley. He worked at the Hinckley |
mine when that property was in it's
bonanza days. He left the county "a |
years ago. He will remain here but a |
few days.
In our published report of the pro-
ceedings of the board of supervisors
two weeks ago, appeared an item to
the effect that S. G. Spognoli protested |
against the bid of J. Drendel for supply |
of wood for county institutions. Mr..
Spagnoli informs us that there is q |
mistake about this; that he did not |
take any action Of this kind; that the
first he knew of it was the publication
in the paper. We took the items from
the notes of the minutes, and can |
offer no explanation of the error.
The Southern Pacific has fled arti-
cles of incorporation with the county |
clerk of Calaveras county, for an ex-
tension of the railroad from Valley |
Springs to the Gwin mine. This looks |
as if the project had not been aband-
oned. A railroad to the Gwin would |
bring Jackson within six miles of a |
shipping point. Notwithstanding the
steep grades involved in reaching it, it |
would likely command good deal of
the passengers, and some OF the freight |
traffic that now comes by way OF lone.
Pietro Mosca died at Rugne's board
ing house on Wednesday morning,
after lingering illness of consumption. |
He came down from Alaska, where he
had been employed in the mines, some
months ago, and remained for three
months in the German hospital in San
Francisco, and afterwards came to |
Amador county in the hope OF gaining |
in health. He was in the county hos |
pital for several weeks, before being re-
moved to Rugne's. He has no rela-
tives in the state, but is a member of |
the knights Of PvthiaS He WAS a /