Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-08-24
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getting out of order. 1t was repaired,
and the wagon started in business
again Monday morning. The sprinkl
ing takes from 20 to % loads per day,
each load being 800 gallons. This
would give daily consumption OF
10000 gallons per day. Some outlying
portion of the territory are sprinkled
every other day. The business streets
are gone over once a day.
We have just received a part ship
ment of our new fall dress goods,
and other goods of the latest styles.
Come and inspect our goods, no
trouble to show goods. jackson Shoe
Store.
Mrs Stewart of San Francisco,
arrived in this city Saturday even
ing, to take care of her father, VIM.
Kay, who is quite i'll at his nome in
NewmanvilIe.
Mrs A. Dalporto, wife of the Jack
son baker, who left early last week
with her five children, with the
intention of returning to her native
land Italy, got no further on the pro-
posed long trip than Sacramento.
When she began to realize the under
taking of continental and ocean trip
with five little ones to look after, she
weakened, and concluded to return
home. She got back Friday evening
and is staying at the Oneida boarding
house. A report was circulated that
she lost $500 in Sacramento, and that
this was the reason for her return.
The report is incorrect. She did not
lose her money, according to informa
tion at head quarters.
Ice cream at P. Cuneo's tomorrow,
and every day thereafter.
DR.. L. E. Phillips left for Pacific
Grove Wednesday morning for much
needed rest. lie expects to be away
one week. DIR Goodman of Suffer
Greek will take charge of his practice
in his absence.
Sheriff Norman came back from his
trip to the mountains last week suffer
ing from severe cold. He was so
hoarse for few days that he could
not speak above a whisper.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Gilbert came up
from Sacramento Wednesday evening
for a short visit with relatives. Their
u year old daughter, May, has been
selected as one OF 70 children to take
part in juvenile chorus at the State
fair.
Mrs Joe Kay returned home Satur-
day from trip to Oakland and San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs B. Bess left Thursday
morning for San Jose.
julius ChIchizola has purchased
the building on Main street occupied
by Opie Harper as a saloon. The
property belonged to the Peiser
estate. The purchase price is report
ed to be something over $4,000. All
kinds of rumors are atloat as to what
this purchase means. Some say it is
to be the location of new banking
firm. Others claim that it is to be
turned into a branch store of the
ChichiZola Estate Co. The license
tax on firms outside the city limits
for doing business IN jackson is s25
per quarter, or 800 per year, while
for those inside the city 1T is from
s1.50 to 81 per quarter according to
amount of business done.
Miss MarseIa and Helen Leonard
arrived Monday evening from Fol
som, on visit to their aunt, Mrs
Conlon.
Urban Spagnoli and W. Ii. Green
halgh returned from their Silver lake
trip last Tuesday. They report a
terrible storm in the mountains last
FRIDAY, driving campers to seek re.
fuge within walls. Over 80 we've
guests at Kirkwoods in consequence
OF the storm. j. Marchant and family
are still there, and talk of staying
another week or two. A few OF theil
party came down early this week.
New dress goods, latest fall styles
arrived, call and we Will be pleased
to show you our line. jackson Shoe
Store.
L. Marsino, the Volcano stage
driver, left this morning for visi
to Stockton.
Rev. G. K. Winning of the Metho
dist church, will preach next Sabbath
at II a. M and 7:45 p. m. Evening
theme, Liberty through Christian
ity." Strangers welcome; all seat
free. Sunday school at p. m.
See our ad. for good news, lot
of new goods coming. jackson Sho
Store.
Come out and hear the new piano
Free concert Saturday at the jackson
Shoe Store.
Rev. VIM. Tuson arrived HON
Thursday evening from Vancove
Island, after a months visit with hi
folks.
Sockey Arditto, Chas. Tam, and ]
QuIIci, returned home from I'll
mountains Friday morning.
G, Oneto is at his sisters HON
near the schooIhouse, suffering trol
sprained ankle, which he sustaine
: by jumping from wagon and ligh
inc on tho sida of his font