Amador ledger., 1907-05-03


complete line of trimmed and ready
to-wear hats. Will handle them at
jackson Shoe Store. If
NJ. H. McGary departed tor Nevada
Sunday on a visit to the mining
camps of the southern part of the
state. He expects to return in a week,
but thereafter will go for a more ex-
tended trip. He is very enthusiastic
over the mining outlook of Nevada.
Over twenty passengers from Jack
son were on the l. and h. train Sun
day.
During Saturday night of last week
nigth watchman Parker observed 8
man crouching at the end of the
bridge near the lumber yard on the
south fork, and acting in suspicious
manner. He woke up former deputy
sheriff. and both went to the alley
awaiting further developments. Pre-
sently James Moon appeared with a
chicken under each arm, and upon
questioning admitted to Parker that
he had stolen them, but refused to
say where. He was taken to the
county Jail. Monday morning he
appeared before recorder thompson
and plead guilty to a charge of mis-
demeanor and was fined So, or the
alternative of spending ten days in
the Jail, choosing the latter punish
ment
A. Caminetti returned from his
trip to Mobile in time TO attend one
Gays session of the Native Sons at
Napa, and reached home last Saturday
evening.
Ice cream at p. Cuneo's every day,
commencing April 81.
The mem bers of the jackson athletic
club have been busy for several days
clearing up piece of land leased
from Geo. Brown beyond the Zeila
mine, to be used as a ball ground
during this season. On the opposite
side of the road, everything pertain
ing to blue-rock shooting has been
completed. The location is good
one aDd no doubt will be the scene
of many contests. Last Sunday local
base ball and rifle shooting we're
INDUCED in.
Fred Eudey severed his connection
with the bank last Tuesday, and will
also resign his position s.as city
treasurer. He intends to visit re-
Jatives in Utah in the near future.
Matt Thomas of Middle Bar, was
brought to town Tuesday last fol
medical treatment. He received a
kink in his back some four weeks ago
while at work, and has been confined
to the house ever since. Improve
ment so far has been very slow.
Miss Mary Bernecich gave a picnic
to tine scholars of her room in the
jackson school, at her home last
Saturday. The children all appre
ciated their outing.
The Native Daughters of Ursula
parlor will observe memorial day on
Sunday afternoon next. Exercises
IN their hall, Odd Fellows building
All are invited.
f s. Rust, son of the former editor
of the Dispatch, is making an ex-
animation of some mining properties
near town, and from here he will pro-
ceed to the counties south of US. He
has done considerable travelling
throughout the mining districts OF
the coast since leaving jackson.
There was gathering of Masons
from all towns in this jurisdiction
last Monday, to meet Grand Master
Hart and Grand Lecturer Edwards,
before whom the work of the order
was exemplified. Remarks were made
by the grand master and many of the
mem 5ers. After the ceremonies all
repaired to the banquet hall, where
feast awaited them, to which all
participated. Their own hall being
too small the 1. .. D. T.. hall was
used for the occasion, fully 200 guests
and members being in attendance.
Phonograph selections furnished
amusement. 1t was after o'clock
before the members dispersed fol
their homes.
j. f. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 8 a.
10. to p. m. Phone-Office, black
IA: residence. Black 394; jackson.
+. Z. Floyd, editor of the Calaveras
Prospect, paid this office fraterna
visit last Monday evening.
Miss Helen Stasal, who has beer
visiting Mrs P. Guerard of this city
left Sunday morning for her home il
Oakland.
A. II. Grigsby, who overhauled thu
Simplex ypesetting machine in the
Ledger Office year ago, was in tow
early in the week, in the interest O.
a San Francisco type foundry.
Fred LIE Moin, Superintendent O
the county hospital, returned hom'
last Saturday, he being a delegate tt
the grand parlor of Native Sons whiol
met at Nana.
Wm. Quintero, who has been iE tn
employ of Ginocehio & Bro. for som
time, has resigned his position AM
taken an interest in the saloon o
Chas. Reynolds on Water street.
When you wish the finest 1avore
coffees and teas, remember that w. j
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