Amador ledger., 1905-06-30
LOCAL NEWS

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one day only. See our ad. jackson
Shoe store.
f. fl. Duden left Sunday morning
for San francisco on business. He
returned Tuesday.
Call and see the immense new stock
at Pete Piccardo's.
Thomas Coombs, wife and child,
left Tuesday morning for Central
City, Colorado. He has been EN-
ployed at theArgonaut mine for about
eighteen mouths.
Lemons, oranges, aud bananas con
stantly on hand at NettIe's Mkt.
The Sacramento Union says that a
marriage license was issued last week
to John Patton of Drytown. ANA
dor county, and Olive Law of Sacram-
ento.
Com mencing next month the salary
of the jackson postmaster will be
$1700 per year. On account of in
crease of business the past year the
salary has been raised 500. To secure
this increase of compensation the
business of the Office must have in
creased $1,000.
Mrs l.. q. Keeney of Lodi Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs W. E. Kent.
Telephone your drug orders to
Main 493 City Pharmacy, and we will
make prompt delivery.
The three days bazaar last week
netted the snug little sum of $3.50 for
the benefit of the Catholic church.
EGet our prescriptions filled at the
City Pharmacy, and get handsome
medicine glass tree.
Ariana W. Stirling OF Salinas, the
newly elected grand president of the
native daughters, has named the fol =
lowing members of Amador county
parlors on the standing committees
On Returns, Lily o. ReichlIng Dyer
of Ursula parlor; Ritual, Rose Podes-
ia, Ursula; Transportation, Ella E.
Caminetti of Ursula. On special COM
mittees the following are named {:
Manufactures and products, SusieCul-
bert of Forest; Promotion, publicity
and historical interest, Susie Amick
of Chispa.
For fine stationery, go to the City
Pharmacy.
Commencement exercises of the
jackson Grammar school have been
postponed till Thursday evening,
July 6, 1905. Exercises to begin
promptly at 8:l5 p. IN. Admission
free.
Don't forget that the best meal for
% cents on the 4th at the Union
House.
In anticipation of the Fourth of
July Rev. G. E. Winning will hold a
patriotic service next Sunday evening
and his theme WILL be " Public cpin-
ion the source of nations strength.
All citizens invited to attend.
Ice cream at Union House, 4th
July.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will serve dinner
in the 10. o. f. hall on the 4th aud
the respectfully solicit your patronage.
Noon aud evening 25 cents per meal.
Iced CONNECTIONS will be sold throug-
out the day.
Nothing will please an invalid as
we'll as package of those fancy cakes
from Nettles' Mkt.
Communion service at st. Angus
tines church Sunday morning at
usual hour.
Will Jones and wife came up from
Vallejo this week with the intention
of again making their home in ANA
dor county county Mr.. Jones has
secured a position at Electra.
Chas. H. Crocker, the attorney, left
Sunday morning for Nevada City,
to attend to legal business before the
superior court of that county. He will
be detained there all the week.
Miss Queenie Ould, who has beer
engaged as trained nurse at Lanes
hospital in San Francisco, returned
home Saturday evening.
Mrs j. Mushett and her sister, Miss
Alma Francis, left Sunday morning
for Grass Valley, Nevada county, fol
a visit with friends there.
The Calaveras Chronicle, speaking
OF the situation in the town of lone
says: Quite a little feeling is being
shown between the Anti-SalooI
League. which it is presumed is mor'
or less responsible tor the laws Ell
forcement. As result of a species o
boycott today one bakery closed.
seems the bakery used an oven owned
by saloon man. The baker bough
lone -four, which is product of tn
local mill. The manager of the mil
is u. Mccall Mr.. Mccall belongs t.
the Anti Saloon League. The owne
of the bake oven (who by the way
runs a saloon and hotel) told th'
baker to buy other -four or give up hi
bake oven. The baker did not care t.
be dictated to, so he closed his shop
Don't forget that the jackson Sho
Store has the largest assortment o