Amador ledger., 1905-09-08

Fresh picked olives of the season
Just received; 65c per gallon; NettIe's
market.
George Raymond, the tailor who
occupied portion of the front of the
Muldoon saloon building as a work
shop, but who has been in the hos,
pital for the past month, suffering
from severe attack of typhoid fever,
is now convalescent and able to
appear on the street. He is under
engagement to work at his trade at
Redlick's store as soon as he is able
to work, which will be in the course
of few days.
julius Chichizola has arrived In
San Francisco, after an extended tour
of Europe. He will reach Amador this
week.
L. B. Fowler is engaged in canvass
ing the county in the interest of
contemplated book of biographical
sketches of prominent citizens. He
has been canvassing jackson and
vicinity the past week, and will visit
every section of Amador III the same
behalf.
The glass front of Redlick's store
is finished, at least A. H. Kuhlman's
contract in relation thereto, Is com
plete. The show windows are wide
and deep, much the largest in Jack
son, atfording ample room for the
display of goods. Each window is
divided into two compartments, in
tended for the display III different
departments.
j. McCutchen, of the jackson Shoe
Store, returned Sunday evening,
after weeks vacation in the city.
at peculiar state of affairs exists
in regard to the Middle Bar bridge.
This is under contract to be repaired.
1t belongs jointly to Amador and
Calaveras, and both counties will
share in the expense. 1t has to under
go considerable overhauling. Recent
ly some parties from Calaveras county
decorated the old structure with a
coat of paint. The painting in all
through with. And lastly the work
of repairing the bridge itself has
to be undertaken. The lumber for
this work was hauled this week.
Mr.. Jas. E. Dye and wife returned
this week from an extended trip to
the Lewis and Clark Exposition at
Portland, and from visit to their
SONS.
l.. Piccardo, lost a valuable mule
Sunday, by drowning. The animal
was valued at $3.50.
Services at st Augustine church
next Sunday at 30 o'clock m
Morning services at Trinity church
Sutter Creek at II m. All are in
vited. Rev. VIM Tuson, rector.
DIR A. P. Griffin received word
few days since of the serious illness
of Mrs Griffin, who is visiting at
Coulterville, Mariposa county. He
received telephone message yester-
day that his wife is much better and
will return home to jackson as soon
as she Is able.
Max Ladar of the Exclusive Cloth
ing and Tailoring Store of jackson
leaves Saturday for San Francisco to
purchase his fall stock. You will do
we'll to hold back your orders until
you see his new goods adv. 1 t.
Miss Amy Tuson lett yesterday
morning tor Fresno, returning a visit
to her friend Miss Edna Mcneil, who
visited jackson two months ago.
George Harris of Jackson while
eating some fruit the other day,
swallowed his upper plate of teeth.
DR.. Gall was called in and with some
difficulty removed the obstruction
The patient is relieved and is now
on the road to recovery.
Prof. Holland of San Francisco
will give a social dance in Loves
hall tomorrow evening, after which
he will organize dancing class. he
comes we'll recommended.
&. W. Freeman came up Tuesday
night to take charge of the variety
store, so as to relieve his brother
for while.
U. S. Gregory, who has been very
ill in San Francisco, was getting along
nicely and had left the hospital, when
he was taken with set back, compeII-
ing him to return to the hospital for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Peek will
celebrate the 50th anniversary of their
wedding tomorrow, Sept 9th. On
that occasion they will endeavor to
have the entire family at reunion
to be held at their residence in Jack
son. Between 20 and 30 are expected
to gather including grandchildren.
See our ad this week for your new
head gear, the latest style of hats at
our store. jackson Shoe Store.
The eXa nination of Joe Baccigalupi,
the Indian halfbreed, for assault with
intent to commit murder upon Juan
Luzania, Mexican, is proceeding to
day, before justice of the peace
Goldner.