Amador ledger., 1906-02-16
LOCAL NEWS

P. Cuneo has large assortment OF
HaviIand and Limoges ware, both in
sets and broken, which he offers to
the people of jackson at cost.
Mrs G. O'Neiu of the Del Monte
mine Is visiting friends in Jackson
for few days.
Joe Ratio of jackson Gate, who
has been visiting relatives in San
francisco, returned last Saturday.
Mrs Julia Ginocchio and Mrs Frank
Burgin, returned from Sacramento
Wednesday, where they went to attend
the funeral of a relative.
All kinds of harness from SIS up at
Pete Piccardo's.
DIR. Phillips and little daughter
Francis went to San Francisco Thurs
day, on account of the serious illness
of his mother in-law, Mrs Pierce.
Mrs Phillips has been with her
mother for the past week.
Rev. 9. E. Winning of the Metho-
dist church desires to announce that
he will, after having been I" nearer
of the word" for two weeks past,
preach next Sunday both morn
ing and evening. He hopes to see
every member and friend of the
church present. Strangers welcome.
Saturday benefit sale for the Epis-
copal church, one day, come and help
us help the church. Jackson Shoe
Store.
While on the hunting excursion the
other day, on the grant lands in lone
valley, Frank Valvo, Charley freeman
Frank Burgin and Gus Laverone, kill
ed 1O3 ducks and 100 quail. A large
feast was given at the grant house in
lone on Thursday night.
Paul Marcucci of the Chicago House
on Broadway, had one of his fingers
cut by the iron band of a barrel, last
Monday, and had to call upon 6
doctor for treatment.
John W. Gothic, the machinist al
the Kennedy, has been compelled tt
lay off on account of a carbuncle or
his neck. 1t has been troubling him
for three weeks, but last Monday il
became so painful that he had tt
cease work. He is improving and
Will on doubt resume employment
in few days.
1t is reported that Mike Joy, witt
is staying with his sons family, Chas
Joy, in Sutter Creek, is again seTi
ously Ill.
Now, is the time to buy shir
waists, our new goods are here al
the latest styles of waists, we have
few more on the road. jackson Sho
Store.
Rev. j. W. Robinson, the evangelis
from Santa Bar bara, and X. A. Arm
the gospel singer from Carmel, wh'
were conducting revival meetings il
the M. e. chnrch here all last week
left on Tuesday morning. The.
found, like most of the revivalist
who have preceded them, that jackson
is a hard town in which to star
religious excitement or enthusiasm
After feeling the field of one weel
without much encouragement, the
decided to quit.
M. Kinser of Stockton is lookin
into the Stewart mine near Butte City
and if things appear to him encourag
ing he contempIates to reopen an
work it.
During Monday night some on
managed to extract from S25 to "a
from a nickel-in -the-slot machine i
one of the saloons of lone. No cle7
to the identity of the robber of th
robbing device.
j. r. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 6
IN. to p. m. Phone-Office, blac
444: residence, Black 523; jackson.
Miss Emily Angove returned
Sacramento Sunday after a week
visit with relatives.
John F. Davis came up from Sa
Francisco Sunday to attend to SON
law business in the superior cour
He returned to the city Tuesday.
Fresh picked olives of the seasc
just received; 65c per gallon; Nettle
market.
Mr. Detert has had the orchard
the Eudy place pruned through
There had been no pruning done
the trees for over 10 years. The
are over one hundred almond, pea
apple, prune and plum trees. IL
trees are over 20 years old.