Amador ledger., 1906-02-09
LOCAL NEWS

P. Cuneo has a large assortment OF
HaviIand and Limoges ware, both IN
sets and broken, which he offers to
the people of jackson at cost.
The U. S. government is sending
out blanks to every county calling for
information regarding public roads.
The statistics wanted include the
following points: Total mileage in
county; miles of graveled road, miles
of stone roads, road levy per SlOO IN
1904, total amount expended during
the year on the roads; number of men
subject to labor tax; average number
of days labor required per annum
for each individual; wages paid for
road work; bond issue, if any for
roads in past ten years.
Miss Mary Hase, who has been
visiting May Love, returned to her
home in San Francisco on Friday.
VIM. Penry jr. and wife left Monday
morning for Stockton on a business
trip.
2. Cuneo, successor to +. Cade-
martori, has laid in a supply OF
miners and Iaboring mems clothes
at prices which will be satisfactory
to all.
We can supply fresh cut flowers at
short notice for all occasions. Artifi-
cial and everlasting flowers always in
stock. P. Cuneo at Cademartori' s
bakery, Jackson.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon; Nettle's IS
market.
Receipt books for sale at Ledger
office; also all kinds of blanks, min
ing location, deeds, mortgages, etc.
At the meeting of the Degree OF
Honor held Monday evening, Mrs
Lille French was elected delegate to
attend the grand lodge which meets
in Santa Cruz April 18th.
Dr. Nicolas and wife, of Texas also
his brother from Oregon, who have
been visiting their sister Mrs M.
Clark for over two months, left last
week for the southern part of the
state, where they intend to make
a home. - The doctor has been {
medical practitioner at Brownsville.
Texas, on the Mexican gulf, fol
twenty two years. The great draw
back of that region is the race pro
blem, the superabundance of the
colored population. 1t is for thai
reason that he is leaving. Boil
brothers are over GO years of age
and will likely settle together in the
neighborhood of Riverside.
Bert Seymour, son cf Thomas Sey
mour, who is employed in the rail
road company, in San Francisco, met
with serious accident a few week:
ago. Some small pebbles got into the
rails, and he was picking them out
seeing a rather large one he kicked a
it, and in doing so long marrow
metal which was projecting from the
rails ran into his large toe on The
right foot, nothing serious is appre
hended, but he viii not be able tt
work for some time.
Mrs Annie Shealor. who came vi
from San FrancIcso last week tt
attend the funeral of Mrs Winnie
Love, returned to San Francisco Mon
day. She was accompanied by Rober
and Tom Love.
Revival services have been held il
the NJ. Il. church during the week
commencing last Friday. Rev. j. W
Robinson of Long Beach is tn
evangelist. assisted by E. A. Arne o
Carmel blythe sea, as the gospe
singer. Crowds have focked to tn
services each evening, attracted
largely by the singing.
A full line of ladies' and children
trimmed, and ready to wear hats t
he closed out below cost at Mrs. K
l.. DeIahtde's
A Iaborer named Chris Salovich
engaged with a repair crew workin
on the l and E railroad track, mil
or SO below Martells met wit
an accident yesterday. 1t seems tha
while a hand car was going at rapi
gait, several of the occupants Wer
either thrown off, or jumped off, an
in doing so SaIovich had his rlgt
cheek and lip cut badly, requlrln
a doctors attention. Another ma
was hurt at the same time, but onl
slightly.