Amador ledger., 1903-09-25

The date of sale of the effects belong
ing to E. Andersen, insolvent, has been
changed to October 9, and the hearing
before the referee in Sacramento to
October 6.
The best line of shoes in town on sale
at greatly reduced prices; not odds but
best shoes and all goods in the store.
Eudey & McCutchen.
Arthur Marden, commonly known as
peanuts" was committed to the
Preston Reform school by the superior
court. His confederate in evil doing,
Trelease, was allowed to be placed un-
der the guardianship of his grand
father, Josiah Gundry.
Nabisco means nobby and sweet
cookies and crackers. No meal COM
plete without them. carry fresh
stock. Phone for a trial package.
p. Cassinelli.
A motor bicycle was novelty on the
streets of Jackson Tuesday. The
motive power was gasoline; the thing
went spinning along at the rate of from
10 to 20 miles per hour.
The Rev F. A. Morrow returned
from attending the M. E. conference
at Pacific Grove on Monday last. He
expects to remain in Jackson with his
family for the ensuing year.
Mrs. E. P. Raun came up from Oak
land Wednesday. She is interested in
the mining operations which are being
conducted by her husband at Middle
Bar, near the mouth of the Mammoth
tunnel, where gasoline hoist is in
process of erection.
Among the list of graduates of the
Van Der Naillen school of practical
engineering of San Francisco for 1903,
we find the following from Amador
county: Mining department-G. F.
Williamson, Amador; Surveying-B.
A. Jeffery, jackson.
Miss Louise Guerra wishes to an
nounce that she has ready for inspec-
ton, the finest sample line of tailor
made garments, comprising over 200
materials, and latest fashion plates of
suits, skirts, cloaks and capes, for
which she will take orders.
The poles for the electric line of the
American River Electric Company are
being scattered along the route. The
work of erecting them has not yet been
commenced. The new company evil
IDENTIFY intend to gather some business
in this section. The Gwin mine will no
doubt be supplied with power by this
company, and this in itself is a big item.
Last Sunday there was another cas-
ualty in game of baseball, this time
near Jackson Gate. During the play
Albert Tucker was run into by another
player with such force as to fracture
both bones of the right leg below the
knee. While the fracture is a simple
one, it will suffice to lay the boy up for
several weeks. DR.. Gall is attending
the case.
Don t miss our big clearance sale to
commence Oh Monday, Sept. 2S, and to
continue till Oct. 10. Now is the time
to buy your winter shoes at a great
dea! less than you can at any other
time. Eudey & McCutchen.
The court room has been refitted in
a very tasty manner under the deft
OF George Luce. The
ceiling and walls have been repapered,
the walls being of a dark green shade,
and the ceiling of bright and suitable
design. Inside the railing a new car
pet has been laid, and over the judges
stand new canopy has been raised.
Altogether the court room presents as
and neat appearance as any
county in the state can boast of. The
judges chambers have also been reno
waited in an equally attractive manner,
to correspond with the court room.
Geo. Troip, who was struck on the
baseball ground at the labor day pic
mic, is still suffering considerably as
the outcome of the injuries received
that day. His jaw was swollen to such
an extent for several days after the oc-
currence, that thorough examination
could not be made until the swelling
had somewhat subsidized. DR.. Gall was
over in Amador City last Sunday, and
was called in consultation. The lower
jaw was found to be fractured; two or
three teeth we're removed. Altogether
he was severely shaken up, but is get
ting along toward recovery as fast as
could be expected.
At the last meeting of the Calaveras
board of supervisors, Garbarini Bros.
of Jackson were awarded the contract
for building bridge across Esperanza
creek, near Jesus Maria. There were
four bidders, namely, James A. Nc
Mahon, S1442; Cotton Bros, S14S7; G.
w. Swain of lone, 1912, and Garbarini
Bros, 1924. Besides securing this con-
tract, the jackson firm was employed
to repair the bridges of our sister coun-
ty that are in need of repairs. Henry
Garbarini was through Calaveras coun-
ty week before last examining the
bridges, and found several of them to
be badly in need of repairs, and SO re-
ported to the board.