Amador ledger., 1904-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL N II NS
Ravioia and chicken dinner at the
Union House next Sunday.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho,
neer Flour makes the best.
Ernest Taylor, who has been in the
general merchandise business in Angels,
has sold out and returned TO Jackson.
Mrs. R. j. Adams, after two weeks
visit in Jackson on business, left for her
home in San Francisco on Sunday
morning.
When you wish the finest favored
cotfees and teas, remember that w. J
Nettle keeps only the best.
Michele Lucchesi, native of Italy,
delared his intention to become citi-
zen on the 7th instant, and Basilio
Lencione, also native of Italy, on the
10TH
Good mines of all kinds wanted. In
quiring parties. S. G. Trayner, Sut-
ter ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
Paul Guerard has been on the sick
list Tor the past two weeks. His
daughter, Hortense has also been sick
Both are improving under the care of
the attending physician.
John Rick, an old resident of near
Sutter Creek, died last Tuesday. He
was aged IS years, and leaves his aged
life companion to mourn his departure
Deceased had been in the cattle and
ranching business in Amador county
for the past 40 years. His estate is
valued at between $4,000 and $4,000.
New line of mems neckwear will ar
rive Saturday at the jackson Shoe
Store.
The friends and patrons of DR.. E. v.
Tiffany will be pleased to hear of his
return to Plymouth after a three
months trip to the eastern states and
other points of interest. He will be at
the Forest House on or about Dec. 1st.
Mrs, E. V. Tiffany, who accompanied
him, will also return with him.
Henry Thomas, miner EN- ployed at
the Keystone, died of typhoid fever at
Amador City last Saturday. He ar
rived in this country from England a
few. months ago, and found employ
ment at first at the South Eureka,
afterward removing to Amador City.
He was single man.
Mrs. Allard, of Oakland, formerly
Miss Siootte, who lived in Jackson with
her parents some twenty years ago, is
visiting with Mrs. w. H. Carley. Mrs.
Allard has not been in Jackson for
fifteen years, and is struck with the
wonderful improvement and growth of
the place since her last visit.
The Amador teachers have returned
from San jose, where they attended
their county institute beld in the
Normal school building of that city
three days of last week. There we're
sixty teachers in attendance, emhrae-
ing the entire force engaged In teach
ing In the county with one exception.
and that one case of absence was caused
by sickness.
A. Rechinelli, whose homestead is
about six miles north east of jackson,
brought us this week samples of ripe
corn and tomatoes. They were fully
matured and up to the standard of ex-
cellence in every way of fruit gathered
in the usual season. The spot in which
they were raised is warm and we'll
sheltered. Fancy. corn and tomatoes
picked in Amador county at Thanks
giving.
The tramp fraternity is with US in
force just now. The work in progress
at Electra. also the extension of the
railroad from lone to Jackson, and the
new pole line that is being erected by
the Sunset Telephone Company be-
tween Angels and Sutter Creek, de-
mands the employment of several hun
dred laborers. AS is always the case,
a considerable percentage belongs to
the rowing, restless class. and hence
there is steady stream of blanket
mne on the march to and from the
various labor camps.
The c. G. Barr show com pany have
been giving a performance in Loves
hall each night during the week. They
get crowd by distributing lot of
tickets free, requiring the holder to
pay for the seat on presenta ton at the
door. The admission fee, however, is
small and the attendance the first
night was large. A stove has been
put in the hall, which adds much to
the comfort of the audience. Com
plants were loud about the chilliness
of the building, and the liability to
catch cold from that cause.
The broncho busters attracted a large
crowd at Pleming's park last Sunday
afternoon. An exhibition in mounting
wild steers and other uhruly animals
was something out of the ordinary for
Jackson audiences, and the day being
fine hundreds of persons wended their
way thitherward to witness the per-
formance. The riders demonstrated
their proficiency in their calling to the