Amador ledger., 1902-09-19

Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
c. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to II a. IN; l to p. m.
Saturdays 9 to u a. m; to 4 p. m.
w. Wiley fell in one of the Slopes of
Oneida mine last week, sustaining some
bruises which necessitated lay-off for
week or two.
C. H. McKenney of lone. republican
candidate for assembly, was in jack
son Monday He is rustling over the
district, and intends to make as
thorough a canvass as the limited time
and the size of the district will admit.
George Meehan, brother of James
Meehan of this town, died in San Fran
cisco on the 14th instant. He was the
only surviving brother of our towns
man, and 60 years of age. Owing to
the bereavement in his own family,
Mr.. Meehan could not attend the
funeral of his brother.
Charles Archer is bewailing the loss
of his English bull and fox terrier.
The dog is of early colonial lineage,
his father being George Washington
Chinn of Jackson, Amador county.
Archer thinks it high treason for any
one to steal the son of the father of his
country, especially as he was duly
licensed to roam at large.-Stockton
Mail. The dog has been recovered; a
reward of $3.50 did it.
Elmer Dufrene, son of w. D. Dufrene
of Newmanville, met with a serious
accident last Thursday while en-
ployed at Electra. He was working as
a carpenter on barn, and the scaf-
folding gave way, and he fell, dislocat-
ing his shoulder. He is now at his
fathers house under the care of DR..
Gall. The limb is much swollen, and
it will take three OR four weeks before
he will be able to do any work.
Two brothers, Domenico and Luigi
Gazzera, have purchased the vacant
lot in Chinatown on which the old
brick building stands. The lot has a
frontage of 81 feet on Main street. The
boys started to work to erect a stone
and brick building thereon for business
purposes. They are now excavating
for a foundation. The building will
have stone basement or csllar, and
brick above the ground floor. We
understand they intend to open a
wholesale liquor house.
Mr.. Chas. Marchand of .Drytown,
who has been student for some time
in the American School OF Correspond
ence, has just been awarded four GER
tifcates for free scholarships in that
school. He will be glad to turn them
over to four of our readers who are
anxious to study steam, electrical, or
mechanical engineering. Each course
includes course in mechanical draw
ing. The cost of each course is SI7
cash, or Sc cash and note for two pay
ments of Sc each, due in so and 60 days
respectively. The mechanical draw
ing course alone is worth the price.
These scholarships expire Sept. so,
1902.
The Jackson republican club held
special meeting Wednesday evening to
hear reports in regard to registration
The action of the committee in getting
a list of all unregistered persons in the
respective precincts who were register
ed two years ago, has had the effect of
stirring the matter up, and thereby
aiding in securing full registration.
The subject has been looked into
thoroughly, with the result that there
will be fairly full registration this
year. There were about 1900 names
on the new register early this week
against over 300 registered voters two
years ago. With the names in the
hands of deputies not sent in, and four
days still left for registration, the out
look is good for probably 200 names in
excess of the number of voters enrolled
two years ago.