Amador ledger., 1902-06-27
news Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items Of Local
Interest.
Boxing Contest on July 2d-Caught
160 Dozen Trout-New Fire
House About Completed.


and still is the best.
''Nabisco, the new cake, try them
at Caminetti's Mkt.
Call for Nelson shoe, they are always
the best for wear. Jackson Shoe Store.
Opie Harper has been corfied to the
house most of the week. De gains
strength slowly.
Mrs. W. K. Mcfarland, who has
been dangerously i'll. is improving, and
on the road to complete recovery.
c. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ing. Hours-9 to u a. m; l to p. N.
Saturdays to II a. m: to p. m.
=, Appetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
anchovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
gras, and etc., etc., at Caminetti's Mkt.
The next bottle of whisky you buy
resolve to try the Jesse Moore. "
You've heard it was the best; prove it
by practical test.
Miss Julia Phillips, sister of DIR. L. E.
Phillips, came up last Saturday from
Berkeley, for a short visit with her
relatives in Jackson.
If you knew that Jesse Moore''
Whisky was the purest on earth you'd
have no other. 1t is the best, but we
cannot prove it except you try it. Try
it.
NJ. E. church services June 29 1902.
Morning subject, ''Largeness of hearth
evening subject, Higher education;'
Epworth League subject, National
prosperity.
The work of grading for the new
mill at the Kennedy, and also for the
new hoist at the east shaft, has been
started, and both will be pushed to
completion as soon as possible.
We have taken the agency for the
Calve shoe for ladies. This line is of
the latest styles, and every pair guar
anteed. 1t costs you only $3.50 per
pair, and fits the foot as well as any
$3.50 shoe. Every shoe is stamped 81. 80
and union made. Jackson Shoe Store.
f. A. VOORHEES, of the National hotel,
Thomas K. Norman of Jackson, w.
NJ Amick of lone, and Fred John
son of San Francisco, started early
Sunday morning on a hunting and
fishing expedition to the mountains,
above West Point, expecting to be
away about five days.
Charles Gerlach, who has been en-
ployed by Eudey & Marie for the past
two years, left Saturday morning for
Oregon, to accept more lucrative
position Since he has been q resident
of jackson Gerlach made host of
friends, who all unite in wishing him
well in his new field of labor
Miss Tillie Botto, who has been wait
ing Oh the table at the National hotel,
left Tuesday morning for San Fran
cisco, with the intention of remaining
there indefinitely. Her place in the
dining room has been filed by Mrs.
Zumalt, formerly at the Globe hotel.
Mrs. Ida Renno, who has been on
the sick list for the past week, was so
seriously i'll on Monday that her hus-
band, C. R. Renno, was SILL noned
from the Standard Electric camp al
Blue lakes. He arrived here Tuesday
morning.
John Mora, foreman of the Salvador
mine on Esperanza near Jesus Maria,
was badly injured last Monday by
falling rock, while at work in the mine.
One hand was badly cut, and one foot
badly crushed, besides injury to the
leg and side. The wound in the hand
required eight stitches to close. The
injured man was taken to Jackson for
medical treatment
S. E. Williams fumigated the AIartell
residence near the brewery last Satur-
day, and the quarantine was at once
raised thereafter. There is now but
one smallpox patient in Jackson, or in
fact in the whole of township No. one,
as the quarantine upon the Courtright
place on Stony creek was lifted on
Tuesday. There is case of scarlet
fever-a mild case-on Broadway.
Carl Becker, former instructor of
the Jackson band, and Ed. Twist,
both from Santa Cruz, reached Jack
son Thursday. They are on a pleasure
tour, travelling on horseback, and in
tend visiting the Blue lakes and other
mountain resorts, and will return by
way of the Calaveras Big Trees. They
expect their trip will take until the
first week in August to complete,
DIR. Gall informs us that there are
only two cases of smallpox in the coun-
ty, one in Jackson and one at Ranch
aria, both of the mildest type. The
health officer has exerted himself to
the utmost to rid the county of the
presence of this disease. The salary
connected with the Office does not
begin to recompense him for the loss of
business entailed by the time consumed
in looking after the duties Of this pub
lie position. 1t is to his interest to
stamp out the disease as soon as pos
.sible, and he is doing all he can toward
that end.
Gus LaVerOne and L. L. Flagg came
dow n from Silver Lake Friday with a