Amador ledger., 1902-06-20
Ms OF THE PAST WEEK
prt News Items Of Local
Interest.
kson Band Will Give a Dance on
July 4th-Fred L. Stewart to
Practice Here.

pr nice chicken dinner go to the
vre restaurant.
EoNEER FLOUR always has been
still is the best.
Nabisco, the new cake, try them
aminetti's Mkt.
lex Eudey paid visit to San Fran
this week.
Adies' crash shoes for S1.25 at the
kson Shoe Store.
r. Selkirk has left the Kennedy
eturn to the Herald Office for few
Belluomini left Monday morning
his fathers horses, bound for the
intains.
be graduating class of the Jackson
lie school will entertain at Loves
this evening.
lives, salami, swiss, limburger,
rtin's cream and California cheese
taminetti's Mkt.
ext Sunday, at Piccardo's park,
Jackson baseball team will cross
with team from Electra.
ast black hose for ladies al misses
DC per pair at Jackson Shoe Store.
W. Sehacht, Dentist, Webb build
Hours-9 to II d. IN; 1 to p. IN.
urdays 9 to II a. NJ; to 4 p. m.
he Jackson baseball club journeyed
one last Sunday and were defeated
The valley boys, the score standing
10 IL.
quantity of clothing was stolen
p the Keystone changing house the
er part of last week. Tramps are
posed to have done the pilfering.
he directors of the 26th agricul-
al district have decided to hold a
in lone the last week in Septem-
or the first week in October. Com
tees have been appointed to make
arrangements. Full particulars will
given later.
pc pair of mems shoes in tan, all
ds and styles in lace and gator, sold
ularly for $3.50, we will sell for this
nth at 81 80 per pair. jackson Shoe
re.
ames Moore OF Lancha Plana, and
w. Barnett drove their stock to
ir mountain ranges in the vicinity
West Point this week.
o sideboard is quite complete with
a bottle of Jesse Moore" rye or
rbon whisky 1t is better than the
you have always considered best.
ottiieb Woehrle, native of Ger!
by, was made citizen on the 18th,
the testimony of S. n. Spagnoli and
ID. Calvin. On the 14th, Giovanni
one. native of Italy, was natura-
ID, with VIM. Tam and Giovanni
-azi as witnesses. On the 10th of
be. MassinO Barsi, also native of
", was naturalized on the testimony
E. L. CuIbePt and Saulle Parmini7
The funeral of Walter Williams, who
killed in the east shaft Of the Ken
by mine last week. took place in
ekson on Sunday afternoon. De-
sed had relatives in Michigan, who
re communicated with, and who ex-
bssed the wish to have the body
pped to them. This would entail
expense of fully $500, and the rails
of such an amount being deemed
practicable. the remains were in
|red in jackson as above stated, the
femoniss being conducted under the
spices of the Knights of Pythias and
|resters, to which orders deceased
longed.
,. w. Cowles and William Fleming
J jackson yesterday morning to re-
In to their eastern homes. They
re highly pleased with the outcome
their trip to California. They came
epared to bid up to $50, 600 for the
bore mining property. This was
cir limit. The price at which it was
Iocked down was $50, $50 over this
%. Holding a half interest therein
emselves, they went away congrat-
sting themselves in having made
BOO each as the result of their visit.
Silver lake is still inaccessible to
avel over the wagon road. This is
e reason why those who have been
gagged to work on the dams at Blue
zes have repaired thither by way of
.rson. They were unable to reach
cir destination from the west side of
g summit. A number of employees at
sar river are reported to have gone
Blue lakes by trail, but the trip over
e snow is an exceedingly arduous one.
is still said that when the road is
rly open the traffic will be through
ckson. .-ee..~
The welI-known fruit orchard of
snry Griffin, near Pine Grove, is
'ered for sale in another column.
lis is conceded to be the best kept
d most profitable garden in this
,tion. There is an abundance of free
tter for irrigating purposes. The
esent owner has satisfactory reasons
r wanting to sell. The crop this
ar is looking very promising-more
than for several years past. For
n particulars apply to the proprietor