Amador ledger., 1902-11-21
20c is the price Redlick charges for
the 25c quality of rubber.


residence of James Pool, Slabtown, OF
Thanksgiving night, November q. A
large new dancing floor has been laid
Good music will be furnished. Ticket:
including supper, S1.50.
Mrs. Leonard, who lives on Broad
way, was seized with a severe stroke o.
paralysis on Sunday, and has been in q
critical state ever since. The afflicted
lady is the mother of Mrs. T. Conlon
and Misses Agnes aud Mary Ann
Leonard.
Appetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
anchovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
gras, and etc., etc., at Caminetti's Mkt.
r. L. Mann, our popular barber who
sold out his business to V. A. Marini,
left Jackson Wednesday morning for
San Francisco. He shipped his fur
niture the day before. Mrs. Mann left
over a week ago. They will make
their home in San Francisco.
George Mcmillan, the photographer,
will hereafter occupy the whole of the
upper floor above Eudey & Mares
meat market. He intends to fix up the
rooms in first class style to accommo-
date his growing business. Mcmillan
is up-to-date in his profession, and in
tends to keep pace with the march of
progress in his particular line.
Joe Fregulia, who came from Bear
river camp recently, after working
there for the Standard Electric Com
pany, was taken dangerously sick with
an attack of pneumonia, at his mothers
place near Slabtown, two weeks ago, is
now on the road to recovery under the
care of DR.. Phillips.
A complete stock in mems and boys
clothing furnishings. Hats and shoes
on sale. Is doz. pair mems fancy en-
broidered slippers worth 81 90 at Csc a
pair at the White House, Jackson.
L. r. Tulloch, the defeated candi-
date for state senator, was in Jackson
Tuesday. He says he is going to con-
test the election of his opponent, w.
G. Ralston, on what particular grounds
we do not know. He is evidently look
ing around for items upon which to
base his contest. The matter is not
worrying Mr.. Ralston to any serious
extent.
An assortment of fancy crochet and
knit shawls, skirts, nubias hoods, caps,
mits and gloves at the White House,
jackson.
The following named parties de-
clared their intention to become citi-
zens before the superior court of this
county in October: Giovanni Bevilaqua
and Domenico Bevilacqua, natives of
Italy; Giovanni Inherit, native of
Switzerland; Ella Krivo and Luka
Skero. natives of Austria. For No
vember, Joseph Mohoronovich of Aus
tria, and Filippo Damilano of Italy,
have made declarations for citizenship.
Rubbers and rubber boots of the best
quality for men, women, boys, and
girls are sold for less at Redlick's.
Mrs. r. J. Adams, desirous of sig
nalizing the return of republican to
the sheriff's Office, has offered sheriff
elect Norman the use of the elegant
sheriff's badge worn by the late r. J.
Adams during his cumbency as sher-
iff of AmadOr county; also pistols and
other implements of Office. Mrs.
Adams naturally prizes these things
highly, as mementoes, and would not
sell them for any price. But she vol
unteers the use of the articles, and Mr..
Norman will no doubt accept the kind
offer.
The hunting party composed of T.
K. Norman, John Garbarini, F. A.
VOORHEES,, and Chez Arditto returned
from their sporting excursion Sunday
evening, after being out three days.
They hunted in the neighborhood of
Camanche, in Calaveras county. They
found game unusually scarce. They
bagged an average of As quails per man
for the three days outing. The limit
allowed under the game law is 25 birds
per hunter per day. However, they
had an enjoyable time. Wesley Amick
was unable to join the hunters on ac-
count of other pressing business.