Amador ledger., 1903-05-22
Additional Locals.

Monday evening.
PIONEER FLOUR always has beer
and still is the best.
John Peek is enjoying vacation in
Sacramento and San Francisco.
Mrs. Goldsworthy has returned home
from a two weeks sojourn at the bay
julie Huber, formerly "mine host
at the National, is in town meeting old
acquaintance.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
The board of education will meet in
jackson tomorrow, for the purpose OF
renewing certificates and adopting
questions for the applicants for gradua-
ton in the grammar grade.
Sweetest flavor, delicious taste,
daintiest assortment of candies at
Penry & Moons.
w. L. Fortner commenced the work
OF cementing the county buildings yes
terday. He started on the upper part
of the front of the court house.
G. M. Huberty as public admins
traitor, sold at auction on Tuesday a
peddler's wagon for $36, shotgun Sc.
and notions 81, being the effects of W.
Shehady, deceased.
Our new line of Kingsbury hats are
still on the boom. Best hand made
hat on the market. Jackson Shoe
Store.
Notices are out for the annual cleo
ton OF school trustees. The election
will be held Friday, June 5. Thomas
Conlon is the retiring trustee in jack
son district.
Nightwatchman F. w. Parker is
confined to his house with a severe
cold. Matt Joy is doing the patrol
act temporarily.
Miss Bertha Williams, daughter of
Rev. James Williams, formerly of Jack :
son, but now of Eureka, is visiting her
brother, Prof. Williams.
County treasurer Geo. A. Gritton
went to Sacramento on Monday to set
tie Amador's account with the state.
He returned Wednesday.
Ernest Spagnoli and VIM. Tusou,
students at st. Matthew's college,
came up last evening to spend the sum-
mer vacation with their parents.
Mrs. Eastman, aunt of the Kent
family, departed for her eastern home
this morning. Miss Eva Kent accom-
panied her as far as Sacramento.
Gilbert VOORHEES,, student of St.
Matthew's college, returned home
Monday evening. He will spend the
summer vacation with his parents.
May the Incorporate be reclaimed
and made happy by drinking IN mod
GRAFTON Jssse Moore ga A" Whiskey.
1t is pure and wholesome and the best
in the world.
Drew Caminetti, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Caminetti, graduated from St.
Matthew's academy last Tuesday. Mrs.
Caminetti was present at the closing
exercises.
Senator E. C. VOORHEES, of Sutter
Creek, attended directors meeting of
the Gwin Mining Co. in San Francisco
early in the week. He returned
Thursday.
M. E. church services May 24-Sun-
day school. 10 a. M. sermon, subject,
ga christians debt, F" II a. m. ; Epworth
League topic, 'Means of grace attend.
ance, Up. m; sermon, subject, Bur.
den bearing" 7:45 p. m.
Redlick's store was closed Thursday
morning on account of the funeral ol
Mrs. Lille Redlick, wife of Joseph
Redlick, the senior member of the
firm, who died in San Francisco May
10. The funeral took place Thursday
morning, the interment at the New
Salem cemetery.
J. F. Parks is still at Palm Springs
Riverside county. He is steadily i'm.
proving, but will probably stay where
he is for several weeks. Palm Springs
is on the borders of the Mohave desert,
the climate is dry and healthy, the
thermometer has marked over 1O(
there this year.
Mrs. J. F. Parks is in San Francisco
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Bradley. We regret to state that hel
health is not improving. Her limb
which was broken some years ago, and
imperfectly set, is causing much pair
and suffering, so much so that it i.
now feared that amputation may bt
necessary.
Notices are posted up to the effect
that at the school trustee election in
Jackson there will be submitted to the
voters the question of quieting title o.
G. P. Vicini to right of way in the real
of his premises over the school house
lot. We understand that the alley
way was granted years ago, but the
deed was never recorded, and this cleo
tion is simply to ratify a previous
agreement, and one which has beer
practically in force for many years
but never put in legal shape.