Amador ledger., 1905-04-07
LOCAL NEWS

the harness or saddle line.
Mrs. g. W. freeman left by Mon
days stage for the city, for visit.
]. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. m.
to p. m. Phone Main 4O4 Jackson,
. Cal.
= Call and see our new line of combs
and brushes at the City Pharmacy.
- The Ledger subscription list is
growing. In one day this week we
added seven names to the list of paid
up subscriptions.
Miss Jennie Postle, trained nurse,
residence at Mrs. Anthony's, Hamilton
tract, Jackson.
The cast of the u r. K P. attrac-
tIon April % will also contain three
beautiful young ladies. Don't forget
this.
The Cheerful Liar will make hit
in jackson on April %. Do not miss
it. Come and get some points on
the art of mendacity.
Olives, salami, swiss, limburger
Martin IS cream and California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
Call and see the immense new stock
at Pete Piccardo's.
Ellsworth Huey is very sick at
Rocco's building. He is threatened
with typhoid fever. His brother in
law, P. Jonas, of Volcano, was down
to see him Tuesday.
Paas egg dyes for sale at the City
Pharmacy.
A marriage license was issued
March for the union of John w.
Forbes to Sarah A. Lee, both of Ply
mouth, and on March 90 a license
authorizing the wedding of Robert
BalIantine and Ida e. ZumsIt, both
of Pine Grove.
BY official count made April 3, the
amount and kind of money in the
county treasury was as follows: Gold,
s6195; silver, s21, 593. 10; checks, and
bills, s873.06; currency, S1050; war
rants uncancelled, 1886. 15; total,
$50, ,O66. 81.
Fresh picked olives of the season
Just received; 65c per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
For the month of March the fees
collected in the recorders office
amounted to S117.75. In the clerk
Office for the same month the collec-
tions amounted to s67.35, distrib-
uted as follows: New cases, IS; clerks
fees, 1918; superior court civil,
1927. 80; probate, $50. 10.
Saddles from $40 up at Pete Pic
cardo's.
j. S. Garbarini has secured the old
warehouse of Ginocchio Brothers, at
the corner of Broadway bridge, here
tofore used for the storge of iron,
and intends converting the same into
workshop for the plumbing bust
ness. He has also rented smaller
building at the other end of the
bridge as an adjunct.
Try Max Ladar, the reliable tailor,
for clothing, ready-made or to order
A good fit and reasonable prices
guaranteed.
Rev. W. Case, of Sacramento, gave
lecture in the NJ. E. church on
Monday evening on Phrenology. He
is very entertaining speaker, and
maintained the interest of the audi
enoe from beginning to close. His
examination of several heads and
diagnosis of character +herefrom we're
admitted correct in the man. The
audience was small, but those who
attended we're highly pleased.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that w. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
A large band of gypsies have
pitched their tents near ScottsvilIe.
There are four tents, and five OF six
wagons in the outfit. The gypsies
number ten or twelve, the biggest
crowd of these wandering people that
has visited Amador for many years.
And they seem to be of the genuine
gypsy brand. They are dark skin
ned, and of the Egyptian contour of
features. The women folks make
daily trips to town plying their bust
ness of fortune telling by palmistry.
Twenty-Five cents is the fee to read
the lines of the hand, and they pick
up many quarter each day.
The Electra Athletic Club have ar
ranged to give a grand ball at Electra
on Saturday, the 9Th of May. A grand
time may be looked for.
The children of the public school
played pretty good April fool joke
on the janitor. G. Figna the janitor,
went to ring the bell for school as
usual Monday morning, and found
that there was no ring to it. He
climbed up to the belfry to ascertain
the cause, and found that the clap
per of the bell had been removed.
He looked for it in every likely place,
but it was honest. OF course he
dropped to the fact that it was the
work of the jokers of the school. He
had to ring the bell by striking the
sides with some metallic substance,
and the sound was so different that