Amador ledger., 1902-02-28
NEWS Of THE PAST WEEK
Short News Items of Local
Interest.
. CademartOri Has Lively Exper-
ience in a Wind-Storm.- Death
of Miss Frances LeDoux.

Butterick patterns at L. j. Glavino-
ich's.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
nd still is the best.
A swell line of dress lawns and organ
les at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Homemade bread, pies, cakes, for
ale; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
Senator John f. Davis returned
sunday evening from a trip to the
ity.
Henry We'll has been confined to the
house for over week with severe
Eold.
G. g. Fraser, the genial hardware
nan, spent several days in town last
week.
1900 rolls of wall paper, remnants. to
lose out at &c per poll; at the White
House.
This paper and the Chicago Weekly
uter Ocean $3.50 for one year. Spec
al deal. :"
Our mems shirts are new and up-to-
ate. Call and sec our new line. Jack
on Shoe Store.
Frozen oysters at all times. and fresh
ish every Thursday at Caminetti's
Central Market. ~
Lenten service Wednesday evening
next, March 5th, 7:3O p. M, at St.
Augustine's church.
ST. Augustine's church - Morning
Fervice with holy communion, IL a. m.
VIM. TusOn, pastor.
Our ladies', mems and children's hos
ery is the best that can be had in the
bounty. Try them. Jackson Shoe
Store.
If you want to please your family
Rnd gir1s-go to Louvre restaurant for
oyster cocktails, price Is cts. Oyster
oaf any time day cr night
Superintendent of Schools, Geo. A.
Gordon, started out Wednesday of last
week on his semi-annual tour in visit
he schools of the county.
How cheap, how good. A suit made
10 your measure to fit, or no sale, all
wool cheviot in navy blue, gray and
black, from $500 up, at the White
House.
Forrest Littlefeld, who has posi-
ion in Hale's clothing house of Sacra-
nento, visited jackson a couple of
lays last week He returned last Sun
lay morning.
Mrs, Sholtz, whose husband is a
prominent practicing physician of San
Francisco, came up by Wednesdays
ftage, on two weeks visit to her
mother, Mrs. Barker.
St. Paul's church vested choir and
riends from Mokelumne Hill intend to
Eisit and assist in the Easter service at
st. Augustine's church, Jackson, on
March 30th. Service II a. IN.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the Jackson Band was COM
belled to postpone the concert to have
been given last Sunday afternoon. If
Bhe weather permits they will have it
next Sunday.
Another new invoice from the East
Brt market. Furniture sold for cash
pr on easy installments; at the White
House.
Rev. F. A. Morrow, former pastor
Of the NJ. e. church here, came up by
Mondays stage, on short visit to his
many friends here. He returned to his
charge at Antioch, Contra Costa
county, to-day.
Louis Cassel, the genial clerk of the
National hotel, is suffering from an
attack of lagrippe. Robert Love has
taken his place temporarily during his
lay-off from duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore and daugh-
tier arrived in jackson last week from
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Dinsmore is a
miner, and will seek employment in
the mines of this neighborhood The
family will probably remain here. They
have taken rooms in the Webb build
ling.
The constable of Mokelumne Hill
came over to Jackson last Friday on
official business. He took back with
him Ed. Parker and Fred Baker, who
were arrested on the road to Sutter
Creek for selling without a license.
We understand they are wanted in our
sister county for more serious offense.
The constable chained the brace of
offenders by the legs, and placed them
in the front seat of the vehicle, with
one of them driving, while he sat be-
hind to keep cases on his prisoners.
Garbarini Brothers are busy making
the steel bridge to span the middle
fork. They are doing all the work in
their machine shop on Water street.
We believe this will be the first iron
bridge manufactured in this county.
They are determined to do a creditable
job, such job as will advertise and rec
ommend them as bridge builders. To
this end they will spare no pains or
expense. They are well along with
the work, in the shop, although put
ting the bridge together will not be