Amador ledger., 1905-03-31

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left Tuesday morning for San Francisco.
Mr.. Storr has been employed as car
penter at the Kennedy mine for several
months past.
Call and see the immense new stock
at Pete Piccardo's.
Mrs. Delahide is now showing all the
latest in spring millinery. An expert
enced city trimmer to please the most
fastidious.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Vsllev," the "Pearl of Perfection"
The attention of school trustees of
the various districts is called to the
new school law. by which school cleo
tions are to be held on the first Friday
in April of each year April 7th this
year instead of in June as heretofore.
Notices are out calling for school
election in Jackson for Friday, April Z.
The trustee whose term expires is Chris
Marelia. He is said to be a candidate
for reelection. 1t is reported that l..
Glavinovich may consent to run on an
opposing ticket.
Try Max Ladar, the reliable tailor,
for clothing, ready made or to order.
a good fit and reasonable prices
guaranteed.
The lone high school had vacation
this week. 1t will reassem BILE next
Monday. The authorities of this
school have adopted the sensible policy
of having weekly vacation every
three months, instead of having one
long vacation, like the common schools.
Go to Ford and Cofer for scientific
horseshoeing and general blacks mith-
ing.
A man named Mike Krevo, employed
at the Argonaut, had his finger caught
between the car and the chute, crush
ing it severely. It was the middle
finger of the right hand. The bone
was crushed and the flesh badly lacer-
ated. The attending physician hopes
to save the finger for future usefulness.
Max Ladar has the most complete as
sortment of gents ready-made clothing
and piece goods for custom made cloth
ing in Amador county.
"Heads and faces, or How to read
character" will be the subject of a
popular illustrated lecture by DIR. w.
w. Case of Sacramento next Tuesday
evening at the Methodist church. DR..
Case has lectured in Europe and
America, and is an expert on character
reading. Hear him. Admission 25c.
Under sixteen 15c. Under 10 free, if
accompanied by parents.
Saddles from $40 up at Pete Pic
cardo's.
The barn of W. E. Speer and con-
tents, which was destroyed by fire
Thursday of last week, was insured in
the Aetna Insurance Company. The
total insurance was $1,000, distributed
as follows: On barn. $500; hay presses,
$500; mower, ETC., 800; hay, 5000. AS
there was little hay in the barn at the
time of the fire, that item was struck
out. The adjuster came up and inves-
tigated the matter, and allowed the
insured $500.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
J. S. Garbarini, who has leased the
Peek building on Broadway bridge for
plumbing shop, has returned from
San Francisco. He has to enlarge the
building to make it suitable for his
purpose, and survey of the lots ad-
joining will be necessary to determine
to what extent the enlargement may
be done, as the building abuts on
public alleyway.
If you don't see what you want at
Pete Piccardo's, ask for it.
Some preliminary surveys are being
made from Jackson valley to Jackson.
Work has been going on in this direc-
tion quietly for couple of weeks.
What the purport of this work is we
are unable to say. The surveying is
going on without any flourish of trum-
pets. 1t may or may not develop into
something important for the develop
ment OF Amador county.