Amador ledger., 1902-07-04

Olives, salami, swiss, limburger,
Martins cream and California cheese
at Caminetti's Mkt.
]. j. Nichols drove his cattle to
mountain pastures last week. He is
about two weeks later than usual this
season..
st. Augustine's church = Service
Sunday next II a. m. Holy Commun-
ion will be celebrated. Sunday school
every Sunday 10 a. m.
Miss Cassineli of Volcano and Mrs.
Ella Adams of Plymouth have been
appointed district deputies for Amador
county by the grand parlor of Native
Daughters.
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
S3.5 shoe. Every shoe is stamped $3.50
and union made. Jack son Shoe Store.
Judge r. c.. Rust accepted an in
vitation to deliver the 4th of July
oration in Stockton. He was announc-
ed on the posters.to take part in the
4th program in Jackson, but inasmuch
as f. L. Stewart was also announced
as one of the orators on that occasion,
he concluded that the Stockton invita-
tion might be accepted without entail
ing disappointment in Jackson.
A cook house, mounted on wheels,
such as they use in the harvest field in
connection with the hay balers and
com bined harvesters, passed through
Jackson Tuesday, en- route to the
Standard Electric plant at Electra.
They intend to keep it on hand for use
in case of emergency along the ditch,
requiring the boarding of number of
hands at point remote from the
established camps.
The correct figures of the receipts
and expenses of the last Italian picnic
are as follows: Receipts, S1357. Is; ex-
penses, S1095.45; leaving net balance
of 1852 80 in the hands of the society.
This is a gratifying showing, consider
ing the postponement of the picnic, and
the managers express themselves as
we'll pleased at the outcome. The lease
of the picnic ground has expired. 1t
has heretofore been leased at $50 per
year. Whether it will be leased again
is uncertain. If increased rental is de-
manded, it is probable that the society
will not seek to renew the lease.
Virgilio Podesto last Monday pur-
chased from the Soboy estate the
premises on Main street occupied by
Jos. Samuels. The price paid was
$780, The lot has frontage on Main
street of 81 feet, and rents for S35 per
mouth. The price is considered a fat
one. The property has been purchased
as an investment, Mr.. Podesta has no
intention of occupying it himself, and
in all probability the present occu-
pancy as a dry goods store will con-
tinue. The property had to be sold in
order to divide the estate between the
heirs.
Mrs. L. Poggi left last Saturday for
Santa Cruz, to remain several weeks,
She was accompanied by Mrs. Pescia,
whose husband quit the mines of this
vicinity some months ago, and went to
Santa Cruz, where he entered into a
contract to clear off some timber land
near the coast, shipping the product
to San Francisco and other markets.
He is so much pleased with the out
come of his venture that he sent for
his wife to join him, to make their
permanent home there. She accord
ingly left Jackson last Saturday with
that object in view.
Johnny, the 16months-old son OF
Henry Garabaldi, who lives on the
south fork of Jackson creek, swallowed
a wire shingle nail one day last week.
The nail was bent, which made the
matter still worse. Every means which
the parents could devise was resorted
to in order to relieve the child of this
foreign body without avail. The little
fellow experienced no discomfort by its
presence in his stomach. DR.. Endicott
was sent for, who gave the patient
some simple remedies, resulting in the
nail being elected after a sojourn o.
four days in the child's intestines. Not
the slightest injury or Inconvenience
resulted.