Amador ledger., 1902-01-03
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
Pohn Juras Dies of Typhoid Pneu-
monia- Buchanan Dramatic Com
pany Next Week.


Twenty pieces crash toweling at 4c
per yard at the White House.
Look over your tickets. No. 953
lakes the doll at E. G. Freeman Co.
Homemade bread, pies, cakes, for
bale; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
Mrs. B. F. Gilbert is visiting rela-
ives and friends in Calaveras county
his week.
VIM. Green ali we'd home from An-
iona last week, where he has been for
everal weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eberhardt re.
burned from their honeymoon last Sat-
hrday evening.
Robert Kemp has been laid up with
rheumatism, and confined to bis bed
or over week.
w. R. Williams, the sheep and cattle.
Eaiser of Wild Goose valley, is suffering
rom another stroke of paralysis.
Senator John F. Davis is on trip
|o-the eastern states, on business con-
lected with the Sweepstakes mining
leal.
1. B. Goldner returned from Stock
ION Wednesday evening. VIII re lie has
been in the employ of Wells, Fargo
X Co.
Chapman's saloon. now under lease
10 C. Reynolds. is being repapered
throughout and otherwise improved
Internally.
Don't fail to attend the performances
bf the Buchanan Dramatic Company at
Loves hall, beginning Jan. 6. Popular
prices, %, 35, and 80 cents.
The Buchanan Dramatic Company
will give away, as IA means of advertis-
ng, a handsome prize to the person
holding the lucky number.
Twenty pieces Flannelette, good quail
ty, solid colors, pink blue, scarlet; for
nerly sold at 12!c Per yard; going at
B8c per yard; at the White House.
We shall endeavor to publish the list
bf questions submitted to the applicants
or teachers certificates at the recent
bxamina ton in our next issue.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church
will give an afternoon tea on Wednes-
lay, January 18th, at the Methodist
parsonage. All are cordially invited.
M. E. church services January 5,
9O2. Morning sermon subject, ''We
have not been this way before;;" even
ng sermon subject, why die before
lur time"
Now is your time to buy mems cloth
ing. Closing out the winter stock at
half its value. Sc all wool cheviot suits
ormerly sold at $40, inventory price
500; at the White House.
Ross Morgan of Sutter Creek, has
peen appointed by State Mineralogist
Aubrey to prepare maps and registers
With the view of meeting the demand
or information regarding the mineral
resources of Amador county.
Ten dozen gents unlaundried shirts,
rood quality muslin. worth 75c, at 39c
It the White House.
Announcements are out for the mar
iage of Louis A. Piccardo of Jackson,
10 Miss Theresa Oneto of Middle Fork
|chool district. The ceremony will
AXE place in the Catholic church,
Jackson, on Sunday, January 18th.
Frank GaribaIdi died in the county
hospital Tuesday night, after linger-
Ing illness of consumption. He was
brought to the hospital from Sutter
Creek several weeks ago. The remains
we're taken on New Years day to SUIT
Eer Greek, where they were buried by
bis friends there.
i The tunnel of the Standard Electric
Company at Mill creek lacked As feet
bf being completed on Christmas day.
At the rate of progress heretofore
|hade-from eight to ten feet per week
IL is estimated that it will take about
Two weeks to finish it. The new ditch
eannot be used until this work is done.
MIR. King, who has charge OF the fum-
Ing and other work, informed the Led
ger that they expected to get daylight
through in few days.
Rev. S. Dabovich, pastor of the
Orthodox Greek church, arrived in
jackson Monday evening, and will re-
main here two weeks. He intends
hereafter to visit the church here
every two months, and hold services
or two successive Sundays upon each
visit. There is also some talk of hav-
Ing a schoolteacher stationed here, to
Instruct the children of members in re-
igious and secular subjects.
John Juras died at Juka's boarding
house on Sunday last, after brief i'll
hess of typhoid pneumonia. He had
been employed at the Gwin mine.
After working on top for about six
Hays he caught a severe cold, which
compelled him to quit. He came to
jackson for medical care. The cold
Bettled on his lungs, and developed
Into pneumonia, which terminated
fatally after 10 days. illness. He has
been around jackson for number of
years. The funeral took place Tues
bay, Rev. J. j. Gleason officiating, the
remains being inferred in the Catholic