Amador ledger., 1902-04-18

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The Ragtime minstrels gave per
formance in Loves hall last Monday
evening to fair audience.
The jackson Band Is making ar
rangements for their minstrel show
which will be given in short time.
Crowded every day, busy as can be
Suits made to order from $5 up to the
swellest $25 at the White House, Jack
son, Cal.
Prof Rothe's orchestra will furnish
music for the dance to be given al
Volcano tomorrow night for the benefit
of the band
Mrs. G. A. Waltenspiel came up from
San Francisco last Friday to spend &
few days with old-time acquaintance
and friends.
W. T. Hambric and son, George
left yesterday morning for San joss
where they will visit short time, and
then go to San Francisco.
Go to Max Ladar's for a fine spring
suit. He has new supply of very sty.
lish ones on hand, and being a good
buyer he is able to sell them cheap.
v. S. Garbarini's new dwelling house
in South Jackson is receiving its finish.
ing touches at the hands of carpenters
painters, ETC., and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
An old man by the name of Rice ol
West Point, formerly resident Of
lone, disappeared suddenly last week,
and it is feared he has been drowned
in the Mokelumne river.
The paraphernalia of the jackson
Athletic Club arrived this week, and
the members have been busy setting
things Alright, preparatory for the
throwing open of its doors.
r. Webb left Jackson Sunday morn
ing for San Jose to represent the Jack
son Republican Club at the convention
of State clubs which convened there
Monday last. He went from San Jose
to San Francisco, from which place he
has not yet returned.
A. B. Summers of Plymouth has
spent the past and present week al
Middle Bar, surveying the St. Julia
and Little Sargent mines for patents.
These are both good properties and
will probably be opened in the near
future on large scale.
E. P. Raun of Oakland, who owns
mining property at Middle Bar, is reg
istered at the National hotel. He has
been giving his personal attention to
the development which is in progress.
Several men are working for him in
the tunnel, which is now about 400
feet long.
John Stribley of Sutter Greek has
put up a neat picket fence and stone
wall on his property on Pitt street, at
this place. His sister. Mrs. Fleming,
has improved her residence with con-
crete wall and redwood picket fence,
and has laid the front yard with
flower beds, bordered with bricks, and
gravel walk. She has also had the
ground on both sides of the house
sOwed to bluegrass.
Quite little excitement was created
in the vicinity OF Mares hotel last
Monday evening. 1t appears that a
young son of Paul Guerard kindled a
fire in the cellar of the house where
his parents reside. The timely arrival
of neighbors and the establishment of
a bucket brigade fortunately prevented
any serious damage being done.
A surprise party was given Ben w.
Spagnoli last Friday evening at the
home of his parents on Water street.
About thirty of his young friends were
present. Games, singing and dancing
were indulged in for several hours, and
at twelve o'clock an excellent supper
was served, which all enjoyed to the
full.
The Middle Bar school, which has
been closed on account of diphtheria,
will open Monday, April IA. The di-
sease has not made its appearance on
the Amador county side, but has con-
fined itself to the Garavanta family,
causing the death of two children. 1t
is now stamped out however and the
schoolhouse has been thoroughly fum-
igated, preventing any further danger
of cOntagion.
L. S. Calkins of Nevada City, one of
the owners of the Transcript, and at
present Grand Chancellor of the Knights
of Pythias, visited Rathbone Lodge of
Jackson last Friday evening. The
members and friends turned out in full
strength, and gave the visitor cordial
greeting. He also visited in his official
capacity all other lodges of the order
in this county.
w. A. Woodworth of Sutter Creek
is agent for the celebrated Osborne
farming implements, mowers, rakes,
cultivators, harrows, etc. They are
conceded the best implements made.
Now is the time to buy Farmers in
need of any harvesting machines will
save money by seeing him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. See ad in another
column.
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