Amador ledger., 1905-06-02
LOCAL NEWS


Ocean, &. 5O, in advance.
Owing to Increased business the
salary of the lone postmaster has been
raised SlOO; from $1,000 to Sll0O The
Sutter Green lice has been reduced
that amount from Si300 to Sl2OU.
Piccardo keeps every new device in
the harness or saddle line.
Sheriff Norman on Sunday took
John Schrin to San Quentin to serve
three years for burglary in lone, III
breaking into shoemaker IS shop and
taking pistol therefrom.
See our window for straw and crash
hats; regular 75ct.. and sl.00 hats fol
25ct. each. At the jackson Shoe
Store.
Carl hroelich, Was overcome with
dizziness while in Sutter Creek last
Friday, and fell on the street. A
docter was sent for and the spell was
attributed to some stomach trouble.
He has been all right since.
Olives, salami, limEurgeI, Martins
cream and California cheese at Net
tle's market.
Last Sunday a Mexican vaquero
from our neighboring county Gala
veras rode his horse into the Bridge
saloon on Broadway and played sim
liar pranks on Main street. He was
arrested, and his fun cost MIN $50.
He was breaking colt, and smashing
window panes at the same time.
Nothing will please an invalid as
we'll as package of those fancy cakes
from Nettles Mkt.
Rev. G. E. Winning, pastor OF the
Methodist church will preach next
Sunday at II am. and 7.45. The
theme of the evening discourse will
be eft Christ should come to ouI
town" Sunday School will meet at
ten O'Clock instead of two as hereto
fore.
Albert Cook, whose death i'll San
Francisco on the 21st of May, was
mentioned in these columns last week
fell victim of cancer. tie had been
afflicted with this terrible malady for
two years, and for several months pre-
ceding his death he was patient in
one of the hospitals III San Francisco.
He leaves a wife, three daughters and
two sons.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon; Nettle's
market.
Mrs. A Caminetti, grand president
of Native Daughters, visited the local
parlor in Mariposa county last week,
and was tended a reception after the
official proceedings.
Saddles from $40 up at p. Piccardo S.
A fruit peddler from San Andreas
was arrested Saturday for cruelty to
an animal. lie was driving a horse
that had sore several inches long on
its neck. lie was warned to get out
of town, but persisted in driving
around He pleaded guilty and paid
a fine of seven dollars.
Ihe Electra Athletic Club will give
a grand moonlight ball at Electra Oh
Saturday evening, June II. Good
music will be furnished.
On Monday last the traction engine
passed through town with three heavy
transformers aboard weighing about
9 tons each, bound for the STANDARD
Electric Company's plant at Electra
The heaviest piece weighing about y
tons was hauled to Martell by rail
road, and is now awaiting shipmen
to the works.
We mean you, drive away that tiret
feeling, try Alti-tone. City Pharmac!
sole agent.
Teaming from the mountains ha
not commenced as yet. The seasoI
in this respect is unusually backward
owing to the soft condition of th,
roads on account of the late sprin'
storms. The outlook favoIs a livel!
business in logs from the upper coun
try. Many thousands of timbers, anC
other mining supplies, have been con
tracted for.
Bythinia Water. 3 bottles for sl.O
at City Pharmacy.
W. G .Hoss was in Jackson Tues
day. He reports that the late snow
storms destroyed the fruit crop OF
his ranch in Pioneer district. Or
chards at slightly less elevation es
capped damage.
Fresh fish at the Up-toDate. Bon
nifoy and LassweIl, Props.
The traction engine carrying tn
three transformers on three truck
damaged the bridge near Yoak's plac
at Butte City on Monday so badl,
that it had to be practically rebuilt
The load got over all right, but tn
engine was unable to make the returl
trip until the bridge had been fixed
A force was set to work Tuesday t
repair it.
Frank Peek, son of f. W. Peek c
Mokelumne Hill and grandson of W
?. Peek of jackson, graduated recent
Iy as an electrician from Stanfor