Amador ledger., 1905-12-08
LOCAL NEWS


The Eckhardt's Ideals Will be will
US again.
All kinds of harness from SIS up a
Pete Piccardo's.
Mrs. q. T.Justus left for San Fran
cisco Tuesday morning, for a visi
of week or two.
Presents for young and old, come
in and we will select one for you al
the City Pharmacy.
Ihe appearance OF W. E. Burnhan
in town, heraIds the return OF the
popular Eckhardt's Ideals.
Michael Dal Porta, a native Of
Italy, declared his intention to be-
come citizen on the 9th uIt.
Miss Maud Read, teacher of Lodi,
whU spent Thanksgiving with hel
parents at Wieland, returned Sunday
Make your purchase at the City
Pharmacy, and win a complete toilet
set, ticket with every % cents pur.
chase.
Miss Mayme Read, who is training
for nurse at the FabioIa hospital
in Oakland, is spending her vacation
with her parents at WIeIand.
Lost-Thanksgiving eve, goIc
flower shaped brooch, with one pear
in the center, a keepsake. Finder
will please leave same at Spagnoli's
Drug Store and receive reward.
l.. Oneto, of Middle Fork district,
who has been very sick with pneu-
monia, is getting along nicely toward
recovery. Miss Crank, a trained
nurse of San Francisco, is attending
him professionally.
A couple of men were employed last
week, on Broadway near kent's store
and the bridge in cleaning away the
mud. They have placed a gravel
walk from the Bridge saloon to
Fregulia's blacksmith shop.
The front of the jackson Shoe Store
has been decorated with a coat OF
paint of light green color. With
the show windows lined with a
mirror backing, the store presents a
handsome appearance.
Isaac Leply, who in years gone by
was head machinist at the Keystone
mine, was brought over rom fAmador
City Tuesday, and lodged in the
county hospital. He is feeble in
body and mind incident to extreme
age.
For horse blankets and everything
in the saddle and harness line, see
Piccardo's fine stock on Water street.
Mrs. W. L. Cox, and daughter
arrived Saturday evening from Reno,
Nevada, on visit of few days to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Tay-
lor. She returned to her home this
week, after brief stay in San Fran
cisco.
h. B. Moore, formerly of Sutter
Creek, and supervisor representing
the fourth district, but who moved to
Copperopolis, CaIaveras county, a
year ago, was visitor in jackson last
Monday He also spent several days
in Sutter Greek.
Word was received in jackson last
Monday that Sol Schubiner, at one
time resident of this town, and en-
gagged in the dry goods business,
died in Oregon that morning. The
deceased leaves a wife formerly Miss
Annie Samuels, who is native OF
this town.
An elegant box of paper and en-
velopes makes nice present, nice
assortment at the City Pharmacy.
A new and wider stairway is being
put in the Odd Fellows building.
The stairway is five feet wide, and
makes decided improvement upon
the narrow passage way that has
served for so many years as the en-
trance to the fraternaI rooms above.
Lamb and Wisha1t are the contract
ors
There Will in all probability be a
change IN the management of the
post office about April 1st. next. W.
A. Bennetts, the present postmaster,
has rendered his resignation to the
department, and the many friends OF
j. F. Scott are signing a petition tC
have him appointed to fill the vacancy
thus created. 1t is more than pro,
bable that Mr.. Scott will be appoint,
ed. lone Echo.
Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best.
W. WondeIy, F.. Werner and Jack.
son Dennis, all of Sutter Creek,
attended meeting of Islam Temple
Of the Temple of the Ancient Order
of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
a week ago last Saturday at Placer
vile, FL Dorado county, and were
initiated into the mysteries of the
Mystic order. This is a branch, OF
degree in the Masonic fraternity O
knights TempIars,