Amador ledger., 1905-06-23
Additional Locals.

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partment store.
The Chinn- Beretta Optical Co. will
have an expert at Boydston's phar
macy next Wednesday for the exam.
nation of eyes, and the fitting OF
glasses. This is a reliable and re-
sponsible company, and should
command liberal share of patronage.
There is a noticeable increase in the
| number of travelling men and solicitors
in jackson. Whether this is due to
the railroad, we cannot say. Book
| canvassers, insurance men and drum
mers of every kind are coming daily.
And when the railroad is in operation
we may expect this class largely to
increase.
Herbert Jones, a rustling canvasser
for G. F. Weber & Co., dealer iu
school supplies, was in Jackson this
week. He visits the county once a
year interviewing the school trustees
in the various districts for the purpose
of selling desks, maps, stationery,
books, etc. And he manages to get
something like $4,000 worth of bust
ness every year from this county.
The board of education has been in
for and holding the examination for
GUS districts. On Wednesday the ex-
member of the board being assigned a
district, as follows: jackson, Geo.
A. Gordon; Sutter Greek, Miss Van
halgh; Plymouth, Miss Alice Gartlin; !;
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day the board Ieassemb bled to pass up
on the papers. and the applicants en-
titled to promotion. The result Will
be published next week.
Fire crackers free, the first of July /;
one day only. See our ad. Jackson
Shoe store.
Davide Gabarino, native of Italy,
declared his intention to become a
citizen on May %, and Chris Luben-
ko, native of Austria, on June 9th.
Mrs S. H. Boxall has been visiting
Pine Grove for several days the
past week, the guest Mrs q. B. Calvin.
Miss Mamie Hall left Monday
morning for San Francisco where she
will enter Lanes hospital for the
purpose of becoming trained nurse.
The moonlight ball given by the
Electra Athletic club at Electra last
Saturday evening was the biggest affair
of the kind for the season. The pro-
moters had everything arranged to
perfection, not jar of any sort oc-
CURED to mar the harmony and sue
cess of the ball. 1t is estimated that
there we're from $50 to 300 persons
present At least 250 sat down to the
supper, which was furnished by Frank
Simcich of the Union House. The
music was by Renno's orchestra, and
was very satisfactory. Everybody had
a good time. Dancing was kept up
till after sunrise.
Richard Harris, a native of Eng
land, was made citizen in the super
ior court on June 1st, with Thomas
Lemin and G.. l.. Culbert as his wit
nesses.
Postmaster f. h. Duden received
his commission last Saturday. His
bonds were at once approved, and the
commission sent on. He does not wish
to assume charge, however, until the
first of next month, that being the
commencement of another quar- ter.
1t will be some time Thereafter before
he gets the new outfit of lock boxes,
as they have to come from the east.
d. Mccall has branched out as a
railroad magnate, having purchased a
large block of he stock OF the lone
and Eastern company, his holding be-
ing said to be in excess of 40 per cent
of the stock in the corportion. He is
to become general manager of the road
on July l st.-Echo.
Maggie A. Clark has been granted
a divorce from Thomas S. Clark, by
the superior court of San joaquin
county, and the defendant was order
ed to pay $50 per month aIimony.
Commencement exercises OF jackson
Grammar school will begin held at
Loves Hall, Monday evening, July
3rd, 1905. An interesting program is
being prepared. Exercises to begin at
S:l5 p. M, sharp.
W. H. Greenhalgh came up last
week from San Rafael to take part in
the proceedings of the board of educa-
tion, of which he is a member, his
term expiring on the first of July.
He is engaged in the real estate busi-
ness near San Rafael. His health has
much improved by the outdoor work,
and he expects to remain there for
another year or so.
There are unclaimed letters in the
Jackson postoftice addressed as fol-
lows: MiokIe Jay, Aguste Kvrunen-
mis-, Luigi Navoni, Charlie RehnbeIg
and Walter Sheppard.
1t Is understood that W. j. McGee
will take charge of the Staples case
from now on; presenting the motion
for new trial, and conducting the
case on appeal.
The lone and Eastern railroad COM
pany have been appealed to to run
an excursion train on the 4th to Jack
son. They are disposed to look fav-
orably on the proposition, and will
comply if possible. The lack of cars is
the main obstacle at present. II
would be we'll to advertise the road
for general traffic in this way, and the
4th of July would be very desirable