Amador ledger., 1902-08-08
Olives, salami, swiss, limburger,
Martin s cream and California cheese
at Caminetti's Mkt.

w. j. Leavy, who had his foot
crushed by piano falling on it two
weeks ago, is able to get around again
with the aid of crutches.
Marriage licenses have been issued
authorizing the marriage of Louis
Veglie to Jessie Belluomini, both of
Amador City; also Andrew Barberi of
Amador City to Eta Tealdor of
Stockton,
J. D. Nuner has sold his interest in
the Central hotel to John Casey Of
Mokelumne Hill, who was burned out
by fire there this week. The transfer
will be made to-day.
The two Martell residences on Ham
ilton tract are about completed. The
carpenter work is finished, and Geo.
Luse is putting on the finishing touches
in papering and painting.
Miss Kitty Spohn and Mrs. Lizzie
Richter, who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. ]. H. Langhorst, left Sun
day morning for their home in San
Francisco.
NJ. E. church services Sunday, Aug.
10. Morning subject, "Satan's new
sword;" evening, Epworth League and
sermon, subject, "a suggestion in
addition.
All of our tan shoes have been cut
all to pieces in prices. You can get a
good misses tan shoe, cloth or kid tops,
for 75c; mans tan shoe in gator for
S1.00; boys shoes at almost half price.
These goods must go this month.
jackson Shoe Store
C. H. McKenney, the lone tailor,
makes monthly trips to Jackson, and
brings with him 500 of the latest and
most up-to-date samples in season. 1t
will pay you to examine his samples
before placing your order. He has the
best lot of spring and summer suitings
in Amador county. jly lS-tf
Theodore j. Hoover, who has for
about two years been the assayer at
the Keystone mine, AmadOr county,
Cal, has begun the practice of his pro-
fession as mining engineer with head
quarters at San Francisco. He is a
graduate of Stanford University and is
a brother of II. G. Hoover, who is now
managing large mining operations in
China.
Z. H. Harrington, assayer and book
keeper of the Kennedy mine, left with
his family on Sunday morning for San
Francisco. Mr.. Harrington intends to
visit one of the springs for his health's S
sake, to remain for several weeks should
the effect be salutary. His family will
spend a vacation of month in San
Francisco.
A meeting of the trustees of the
Academy was held on Monday evening,
at which Messrs. j. Newman, NJ. Isaacs
and w. A. BENEFITS were appointed a
committee to take charge of the out
side work to secure an Academy build
ing, and Messrs. Frank Frates and
John Marchant to look after this
immediate section.-EchO.
Z. H. Schmitz expects to get the new
fire alarm system fairly installed in
few days. Delay has been caused by
the non delivery of certain Instruments.
They are expected here the first Of
next week, and day or two thereafter
will suffice to complete the system. A
rope has been attached to the bell, SO
that an alarm can be given in the
meantime if required.
Ole Olesou was brought down from
Volcano on Monday by Constable
LESLEY TO serve out sentence of 60
DAYS for misdemeauor. 1t seems that
by threats he compelled Il person to
give him note of $50, and after by
fraudulent means and without con-
sideration obtaining the note. en-
deavored to collect some money ON it
from the maker. He pleaded guilty to
the charge, and was given GO days.
VIM. j. McGee went to San Andreas
last week as the representative of Mrs.
Mary Devan of Jackson, in the settle
ment of her fathers, John Maloney' S,
estate. Mrs. Devan sold her interest
in the property to the other heirs, and
the money was paid to the attorney for
Mrs. Devan. Her share was one-fourth
of the estate, which consisted Of 500
acres of land near Angels Camp, and
other property.
The county treasurer's Office was
supplied last week with lot of steel
cases for the deposit of papers filed in
his Office. This piling up of papers in
the shape of warrants is getting to be a
nuisance. The pigeon holes fill up
very fast under this system. The cases
just added take up all the available
space in the vault. When any more
room is wanted for storage purposes it
will have to come from the Office proper
o. H. Close of Stockton advertises in
this issue of the Ledger that he is still
in the school supply business, and
better situated than ever before to fur
nish school books, school furniture and
general school supplies to the districts
of this county. Mr.. Close has had a
large trade in AmadOr county for the
past few years, and is noted for his
square dealing and low prices. Mr..
Close fully guarantees every article
sold as to price and quality, and is en-
titled to a share OF trade in his line
from this county.
Coyotes are reported numerous in
the vicinity. of Wieland, and all the
stretch of country bordering on the
tract swept by fire two weeks ago. The
fire drove them out of the burned dis
trict. Some are seen with their tails
singed or partly burned off, showing
that they also had a close call of being
coralled by the flames. They are raid
ing chicken ranches in that neighbor-
hood. r. Read eff Middle Fork, is re,
ported to have lost about 100 lately
At New York Ranch the destructive
varmiuts have put in an appearance,
necessitating close watch to prevent
the dispopulation of the chicken yards.
y thoroughly enjoyable time was had
in Loves hall on Tuesday evening,
when the many friends of Gilbert
VOORHEES,, d. Caminetti, w. TusOn
Ernest Spagnoli, of Jackson, and w.
Freshman of Amador, all students o