Amador ledger., 1904-04-01
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK

lone.
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
neer Flour makes the BEST
See our new ad this week for new
lines. jackson Shoe Store.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
w. E. Smith, of Pine Grove, was
guest of the National the first of the
week.
w. H. Pettis, agent for the Realty
Syndicate of Oakland, was in Jackson
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. E. Gordon, mother of school
superintendent Geo. A. Gordon, cele-
brated her Sc birthday last Wednesday.
Ogden Bolton, travelling salesman
from Sacramento, was transacting
business with jackson merchants the
first of the week.
]. S. Remick, Sacramento, w. H.,
'Pettis, Oakland, and j. II. Mitchell, of
Boston, Mass. we're guests of the
hotels, Wednesday.
"A. M. Hollingswortb, who has held
the position of day clerk at the National
hotel since the 18th of March, departed
for Sacramento last Tuesday.
F. w. Parker, ex-nightwatchman,
who has been dangerously i'll for the
past two years, was on the street last
Wednesday. He has picked up won
derfully, and weighs 1877 pounds-more
than his normal weight.
Theo. A. Schlueter, representing the
wholesale crockery and glassware firm
OF H. O. Wiedero, of San Francisco,
was guest at the National hotel sew
eral days the first of the week.
Next Monday the summer schools of
Antelope and Franklin will open, the
former with Miss Mary Botto as teach
er. and the latter under Miss Margaret
Schillings. With these schools started,
all the public schools in the county will
be running.
The dog poisoner has been getting in
his work around Jackson again. We'd
nesday morning dog, said to belong
to j. Fregulia, was stretched out on
the roadway in front of the Catholic
church. Chas. Divers dog was laid
out on Broadway. 1t is felony to
spread poison in this way.
E. H. Harrington, w. S. Williams,
aud G. M. Blair have been appointed a
committee to superintend the removal
and reconstruction of the Jackson M.
E. church. the proposal for the build
ing of which will be found in our ad-
vertising columns. The work will be
commenced and pushed to completion
as soon as possible.
In the deeds recorded in Calaveras
county last week we notice the follow
ing: j. Fl. Pattee to Alphonse Gin
occhio and Alexander Eudey parties of
the second part, and the Bank of ANA
dor county, party of the third part
Lots 20 and 81, block 8, Paloma town.
site, lot block 5, and lots 3, 5, 10, 20
and Il in block 5, Paloma townsite.
Trust deed to secure payment of $1,000
with interest at one per cent per month.
We are pleased to announce to our
subscribers that we are again prepared
to send the Weekly Inter-O Ocean as a
premium to all paid-in-advance SUBJ
scribers. By paying $3.50 in advance
you get the Ledger and Inter-O Ocean
for one year. Those in arrears can
avail themselves of this offer by pay
ing up arrearage, and one year in ad-
vance. The Inter-Ocean is published
in Chicago, and is one of the best week.
lies in the country.
Eighty dollars in twenty dollar gold
pieces has been found in the rear of the
Union Stables in the past few weeks.
Two twenties were found on Tuesday
afternoon. The pieces were minted in
1853. Santos Gallegos corralled two,
and G. b. Arditto and an Indian one
each. The place where they were
found was occupied by dwelling house
many years ago, and it is supposed
that the money was buried by Span
ish woman who lived there, and who
left suddenly, and never returned.
The first instance of the suspension
OF judgment of conviction in Justice
court under the new law passed in
1908 occurred last Saturday. George
Peterson was sentenced by w. L. Rose
to so days for battery. He had served
part of his time, about 40 days, when
an order was served upon the officers,
signed by the committing magistrate
of Sutter Creek, requesting his release
on probation, his father, A. N. Peter
son, being named as the probation Of
ficer. He was liberated.
Mrs. c. Elwood Brown of Plymouth,
was in Jackson yesterday. She, is a
descendant of one of the first white
children born on American soil, during
the Dutch supremacy in New York.
On Sunday next she will start for San
Francisco, and from thence as regular
accredited delegate to several national
conventions which will shortly meet in
the east, as follows: AS delegatefrom
California Chapter D. A. r., the con-
tinental congress of which will assemble
in Washington, d. c., April IS to %.