Amador ledger., 1906-07-13
LOCAL NEWS

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Ice cream at p. Cuneo's tomorrow,
and every day thereafter.
N. Harwood, who was we'll known
to many in this county, especially
around Amador City and Sutter, as
he was president of the South Spring
Hill Mining Company. and one ol
the heaviest stockholders in that con.
cern, died at his home in Leominster,
Massachusetts, the 30tb of June last.
He has visited Amador county several
times, not only when the mine was in
its bonanza days, but since it ceased
running. He was in Amador City
about four months ago. He was a
prominent manufacturer of worsteds
in Massachusetts, and leaves a large
estate.
"The Chinn-Beretta Optical Co.
are again sending their expert
optician to Jackson. You can con-
suit him at kuhser's Pharmacy
Thursday, July 10. -
h. +. Phillips Jr., brother of DR..
L. E. Phillips, came up from San
Francisco the first of this week,
looking for horses to purchase.
There is great demand for horses in
the clearing of debris from the burn
ed district, and the demand is likely
to continue long after the debris is
removed. in the rebuilding operations.
Clarence Bradshaw of Pine Grove,
went to San Francisco Tuesday morn
ing to see the sights; also George
Vela of jackson.
Robt. Kerr had the great misfortune
of losing one of his fingers while at
work Monday morning at the Key
stone mine. In some way the skip
ran over the fingers on the right hand,
amputating one and badly injuring
another. lone Enterprise.
Get the weak spots IN your old mar
uess patched at Pete Piccardo's.
The office of the grand secretary of
Native Daughters of the Golden
West has been removed from Geary
street to II Scott street. San Fran
cisco. Miss Frakes, having been
granted a months vacation, left foT
her parents home in Sutter Greek
last week. Sacramento Union.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remember that W. j.
Nettle keeps only the best.
The Chinn- -Beretta Optical Co. gives
you the best workmanship in lenses.
and the most skilfuI of eye testing.
They make regular trips here every
few weeks, thus insuring satisfaction
Consult their optician at Ruhser's
Pharmacy, Thursday, July 10.
The sprinkIing cart purchased by
the city of jackson, is in Stockton
1t came from the east, but on arriva
in the Slough City it was found thai
1t did not have the sprinkler attach
ment of the kind desired, and so il
was detained in that city until th'
sprinklers could be sent from the
factory in the east. 1t has been two
or three weeks since the order wal
given, and the complete outfit ough
to be here ID few days.
Louis Plasse, who came down from
Silver lake Tuesday, confirms thr
reports previous circulated about th
;backwardness of the season in tn
mountains. He says there was abon
9 feet of snow on the level in places
The places where the snow has abou
disappeared were bare of feed. Th
white mantle, under the warm spell
was fast disappearing, and cattle me-
are starting to drive their band
into the high attitudes. For back
wardness the present season is withou
parallel for the past ten or tiftee
years at least.
Steve Ferrari expected to start wit
near Silver lake yesterday--the first
we believe, to break the way wit
stock this season. According
recent reports the snow was five fee
to six feet deep in the neighbol
hood of Blue lakes.
State superintendent I. j. Kirk ht
apportioned the sum of S284.O "a frol
state school moneys, tor the suFpol
of the lone high school.
Mrs Mary d. Page Watson, who hi
been around Jackson for sewers
weeks looking after property interest
left Monday last for Pacific Grow
to remain there for a short time, an
from thence she goes to Dairy,
small town in New Hampshire.