Amador ledger., 1902-08-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.


at Caminetti's Mkt.
Mrs. S. W Bright left on Wednes-
day stage for visit to the city.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Caminetti Mkt.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley, " the 'Pearl of Perfection. y
Mrs. c. Freeman and Mrs r. L.
Mann went to San Francisco Thurs
day for vacation.
Judge Rust and Judge Davis were
passengers on the lone stage Wednes-
day morning, en- route to the city.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to u a. M; to p. N.
Saturdays 8 to u a. m; to 1 p. m.
For best bullets, bars and sideboards
and the medicine cabinets, Jesse
Moore''-pure rye or bourbon whisky
has no equal.
Senator Perkins was in Amador coun-
ty last Saturday on visit to the Fre-
mont and Cover mines, in which he is
largely interested.
Miss Gass and Miss Nellie Mugford
left for the city Wednesday, where the
first named will purchase winter and
fall millinery stock.
Appetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
anchovies, Russian caviar, pate de fole
gras, and ETC., etc., at Caminetti's Mkt.
The Rev. Wm.. Tuson being absent
in San Francisco for few days, there
will be no service Sunday evening next
in st. Augustine's church.
Ladies' house shoes with gator sides,
Just the shoe for ease and comfort in
doors, in tan or black, for soc and 75c
per pair, this month only. jackson
Shoe Store.
C. w. Freeman returned home Sat-
urday evening from a trip to Seattle
for the benefit of his health. He has
been greatly benefttcd by the sea-
voyage and change of climate.
DIR. Endicott, DR.. Gall, DR.. Herrck
and f. A. VOORHEES, went TO Stockt ton
Tuesday by way of Valley Springs to
be initiated into the order of Elks.
They returned Wednesday evening.
John Going returned from Santa
Cruz last Saturday, after vacation of
two months. Among the Amadorans
met at this seaside resort were Mr.. and
NFS. d. 1uluOOu vi 1ouS. duu 41Loo OllCo
of Jackson.
All of our crash hats go at half price
this month, SO get yourself a hat for
20c. Look at our window and then
you will see that we are out for big
sale. Jackson Shoe Store.
W. A. Bennetts, manager of the d.
Stewart Cos. store, returned. lew
days ago from three months absence
at the scenes of his carly boyhood at
st. Austell, Cornwall. He was six
weeks at his old home, and visited his
aged mother and many relatives
Echo.
V. 5. Garbarini moved into his new
two-story dwelling in South Jackson
this week. 1t is not yet finished.
There is some graining to do. When
completed it will be one OF the hand
soonest and most convenient residences
in Jackson.
Special sale of all of the odd and
short lines of shoes in the store. Don't
miss this sale; it is the talk OF the town
already. There are ladies oXfords that
sold for 81. so, $500, and 81. 30, reduced
to soc, 75c, and $I.00 per pair for the
next month. Jackson Shoe Store.
John Gibson Hull, aged Il years, Sc
cured license this morning to wed
Mary Godt, aged 30. Both gave
Lancha Plana, Amador county. as their
place of residence. After securing the
license they hunted up Justice Parker,
and were made one.-Stockton Record,
Aug. 4.
E. Ginocchio, of the firm of Ginocchio
Bros, went to San Francisco last week
to place himself under the care of a
specialist of that city. He has been in
poor health for long time, the disease
affecting the system generally, particu-
larly the throat. Should the doctor
hold out hope of permanent relief he
may remain in the city for some time.
The health officer, DR.. Gall, reports
that only one case of contagious disease
existed in the county on the first of the
month, namely, case Of smallpox in
Sutter Creek. Patients released from
quarantine during July were: In lone,
one case of diphtheria and one of scarlet
fever; Jackson, two cases smallpox,
one of scarlet fever, and one of
diphtheria.
John Strohm, the jackson brewer,
reports that be has been taking on
flesh at the rate of one pound per day
since his return from Byron springs.
The baths at Byron had the effect of
taking all the superiuous flesh he
could afford to lose. He intends max
ing another trip there before long.
Frank j. Connolly, travelling man
for the cigar firm of Lane & Connolly,
and who was we'll known in jackson
and other towns in Amador county,
died in San Francisco Sunday night,
after an Illness of two or three weeks Of
stomach trouble. He was accustomed
to visit Jackson every 60 days.
J.H. Holman, poundmaster of Ply.
mouth, was in jackson Monday, filing
his official bonds He has held the of
fee of poundmaster for 10 years, and is
the only poundmasteE in Office in the
county today. In all other sections,
although the pound law is still in force,
the law is dead letter, because oi
there being no officer to enforce its
provisions.
A game OF baseball was played OF
the Piccardo ground Sunday, betweer
the Jackson boys and team from
Amador City. The Amador boys won
with score of Is to Is. On the same
day a team from Electra tried con
clusions with a nine from AIokelumnt
Hill, in which the latter met a disas
trous defeat with score of 20 to 8.
Tourists, teamsters and the travelling
public generally will find that Calvin
station-the old John Harker place
is the best wayside station on the roaC