Amador ledger., 1910-04-22
JACKSON
CITY ITEMS
Local Happenings About
Amador's County
Seat


Electra to the Martel depot for shipment
as old Junk. They represented some of
the big machiney put out OF commission
by the disaster at the plant two or three
years ago.
Taxpayers should bear in mind that
state the second instalment of and county
taxes becomes delinquent alter Monday
next. Those failing to pungle up their
Indebtedness to the state and local govern
ment on or before that day, will be re-
quired to pay Is per cent additional.
w. A. Newcum, formerly proprietor
of the Ledger, and who is in charge of
the Alden Anderson campaign for the
nomination. for governor on the re publ-
can ticket, was passenger for Sacra-
mento Wednesday morning. He has
been up at the 40 Flat gravel claim near
Volcano, in which he is largely inter-
ested.
Jos. Solari, young man of Jackson,
who couple OF years ago secured po
siton in Stockton, and afterwards be-
came an employe of the Western Pacific
railroad in that city, has just been pro-
NOTED to Oakland. His many friends
in this county will be pleased to hear of
his advancement.
Notwithstanding the apparently un-
usually favorable season for all kinds
of crops it is reported from the eastern
part of the county, that the agricultural
outlook is not as bright as it might
be. Sown grain and grass are back
ward Seasonable rains will perhaps
bring them all right.
Lawrence Newman, deputy in the
county clerks Office, went to San Fran
cisco early in the week on, account of
trouble with his artificial leg. He had
to go to the city to have the work done
He will be gone from week to ten
days.
Allen Peek came up Saturday from
Oakland, on a visit to his relatives.
c. Bess, a former resident Of this
city, but now living near San Jose, is
here visiting his many friends in this
section.
The Union Livery Company of Jack
son purchased fine iron gray horse
weighing 1875 pounds. The horse was
bought at Valley Springs.
A massive bunch OF crystal was found
on the 27th level at the Kennedy mine,
the cubes of which are most beautifully
arranged. Embedded in the crystal is
a bunch Of sulphuretes the natural for
nation of which makes it a most novel
curiosity.
J. N, Dean brick mason contractor
from Stockton is in Jackson for a few
weeks. Dean came here to put up the
brick fire place in the residence which
is in course of construction for Dr.
Gall and while here secured the con-
tract to do the mason work in the new
front for the Vogel's jewelrv store OH
Mail street.
Ruel Parker and wife and son John,
who reside in Frutville, paid a visit to
Jackson to attend the funeral services of
Mrs Sanguinett Mrs Parker is a
niece of Mrs Sanguinetti; she will re-
main in Jackson some time visiting
relatives and friends. Mr. Parker re-
turns to Fruitville on Saturday.
Garbarini Bros. have opened up a
branch timber yard of the Amador
LuVlber Co., and will carry a full line
of lumber Their place of business will
be on Water street, Jackson, lust oppo-
site their machine and blacksmith shop,
A new barber shop has opened at the
old stand in the Muldoon building, SO
Main street. Leach and Vela are the
new proprietors.
A surprise party was given Mrs
Thomas Coombs who resides on north
Main street, at which about 20 friends
assembled and did honor 10 their hos
tess.
Red Front sale great success see their
ad on page 4.
Road and state poll taxes are now due
and payable TO the assessor and will be
delinquent in August, Pay up and
avoid the penalty IT,,
Electric hose lasts LONGER than any