Amador ledger., 1902-07-11
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
Kent's Delivery Team Run Away
A Case Of Smallpox-Young Bur
glar Sent to Jail.

and SILL Is the best.
''Nabisco,' the new cake, try them
at Caminetti's Mkt.
Mrs. Chinn left for Stockton last
Saturday, for short visit
Lemons oranges, and banauas con-
stantly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt.
c. r. Renno expects to return to his
duties at Blue Lakes early next week.
Pioneer Flour Is the Lilly OF the
Valley" the Pearl OF Perfection.
H. E. Dore, representing the a. S.
Hopkins paper house, was in Jackson
Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. c. Rust aud SOU left early
this week for San Francisco, to spend
the summer.
Ladies' odd low cut shoes at 50c, 75c,
aud 81 90 per pair, on sale IT The jack
son Shoe Store.
Olives, salsmi, swiss, imburger,
Martin s cream and California cheese
at Csminetti's Mkt.
Mrs. Breese and daughters left Jack
son last Tuesday for Oakland, where
they will spend the summer.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to IL a. IN; to 3 p. N.
Saturdays to II a. m: to p. m.
w. 1. Johnson, proprietor of the
jackson Shoe Store, came up from
Woodland Monday, to remain a few
days.
Mrs. j. McCutcheon returned to her
home in jackson last week, after spend
ing several months with her relatives
in Woodland.
NJ. E. church services July Is.
Morning subject, 'Thorn in the hesh;"
evening, Epworth League and sermon
subject, Constant companionship."
Wear the Kingsbury hat, always the
best and never fails to give the best
wear. We are agents for this line,
most stylish and durahle. jackson
Shoe Store.
A game of baseball was played on the
afternoon of July +, on the Piccardo
field, between Jackson and Electra
teams, resulting in favor of the jack
sons, with score of to 6.
s. A. Jones, of the Herald, returned
to jackson Friday evening, accom-
panied by his daughter and a niece,
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a few days, the guests of Mrs. NJ. E.
Smith.
B. c. O'Neil, superintendent of the
Del Monte mine in Calaveras county,
and Geo. l. Wright, secretary of the
Del Monte Company, were in jackson
Monday, to attend the annual meeting
of the stock holders.
The stage line from Volcano to Bear
river has been discontinued. There
are only between 10 and Il men at
work at the Bear river camp at the
present time. Work on the dam has
been practically completed.
In the list of grammar grade diplomas
granted TO the pupils of Amador coun-
ty last week, the following named pupils
of Plymouth school were Inadvertently
omitted last week: Athena NJ. Leyaggi,
Marian Owens, and Mae A. Levaggi.
The board of supervisors met as a
board of equalization on Monday last.
County Assessor Marcbant presented
the assessment roll for the year 1902,
which was accepted. No applications
for reductions were made, and the
board adjourned until July II. at 10
o'clock.
The report of the county health Of
ficer for the month OF June shows one
case of diphtheria and one case of
scarlet fever at Amador City, one case
of scarlet fever at lone, two cases Of
scarlet fever and one case of smallpox
in Jackson. These were all the cases
of contagious diseases in Amader coun-
ty up to the 1st of this month.
James Hoskings was taken over to
Amador City last Tuesday to be ex-
amined on charge of burglary COM
mitted in Sutter Creek about three
weeks ago. a plea of guilty of petty
larceny was accepted, and he was sem
fenced by Justice Martin to six months
in the county jail. He is young man,
apparently not over 20 years of age.
A meeting of the members of the
Amador bar was held in the court
house last Tuesday to consider the
matter of taking a summer vacation.
It was agreed TO have vacation from
July IA to September l, during which
time no trial cases will be set. Probate
and other ex parte matters, however,
may be heard in the interim.
Saturday evening a sky rocket, fired
in a slanting direction, struck Mattley IS
hill, and exploded in the dry stubble,
setting fire to the same. The alarm of
fire was given, but the fire was quickly
extinguished. A fire was also started
in the premises of Sam Harris, opposite
the county hospital. 1t was put out
after destroying a small outbuilding.
These seem to have been all the mis-
hsps incident to the fourth. There
was probably more powder burned in
the shape of fireworks in Jackson last
fourth than for many years previous.
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