Amador ledger., 1902-10-31
'EWS OF THE. WEEK
port News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.

25 yds. crash for SI.00 at Redlick S.
Best assortment of up-to-date suits,
Max Ladar's.
''Nabisco, +" the new cake, try them
4 Caminetti's Mkt.
4Give us daily some good bread Pio-
Ter Flour makes the best.
The Native Daughters viii give their
nual ball on New Years Eve.
6. Il. Van Vliet will preach Nov. .
Volcano, at p. M, and at Pine
rove 1870 p. m.
G. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
g. Hours-9 to Il a. IN; to 5 p. m
Eturdays 8 to II a. m: to 1 p. IN.
Rev. G. w. Beattie, pastor of the
Inc Grove Nj. E. church, will preach
the jackson people both morning
ID evening Nov. ,.
6. e. Rawlings, agent of the Phoenix
hiding Loan Association of San Fran
6co, has been in Jackson for several
Iys past, in the interest of that
ganization.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger,
artin's cream and California cheese
Caminetti's Mkt.
The members of St. Augustine's
lild will give a Halloween social in
ldge Browns store-room on Court
rect, this Friday evening. a New
hgland supper will be served during
Q evening, beginning at o'clock,
25 cents. Admission free.
Mrs. H. w. Jones returned from
ockton Monday evening. She left
Er sister Millie rapidly recovering
pm the serious surgical operation
rformed at the hospital. 1t will be
week or more yet before she will be
pie to return home.
Jas E. Dye returned Tuesday even
q from San Francisco, where he at
nded the meeting of grand lodge of
asons last week. Mrs. Dye accom-
Gamer to Seattle, Washington, where
le will visit her sons for several weeks.
NJ. E. church services Novem ber ,.
lnday schOol-10 a. m; preaching
a. IN. and 1880 p. M; Epworth
eague, topic, "The best gift, $50
m.
The president of Ursula Parlor No.
N. D. G. W., requests all officers and
embers to be present at the special
Getting to be held at the Masonic hall
Monday, Nov. 3, at $50 p. M, and
axe arrangements for the reception
our Grand President, Eliza d. Keith,
Iho will be with us on Nov. Is.
At the republican club meeting held
Wednesday evening it was decided to
hve torchlight procession at the
bal rally in Jackson tomorrow night.
very republican is invited to partici-
bite therein. 1t is the intention to as
mble at Kelly's livery stable, receive
be torches there, and then form in
recession on Court street.
Hugo Gobish returned to Jackson
ON trip to Europe last Sunday. He
1T here over three months ago, for
he purpose of visiting his. parents in
i 'erlin, Germany. He had not seen
hem for thirteen years. He was sur
'-ised at the wonderful growth of that
'tY since he left, but would not be con-
Mt to live in the old world after his
kperience in California.
George Woehrle- OF the Jackson
'rewery, met with painful accident
Thursday of last week. He struck
Is left foot against the wagon wheel,
such a manner as to break a small
bne in his foot. DR.. Schacht attended
the case, but the patient will be laid
from work for couple of weeks on
Pcount of the injury.
Herbert Bright has been placed on
e railway mail route between San
5rancisco and Portland, much
ore desirable position than the one he
bs heretofore filled. He has sent for
wife, who will make her homo in
|lu Francisco. Mrs. Bright expects
leave for the city next Sunday. Mr..
right is steady, ambitious young
an, land his many friends here con-
|ratulate him upon his appointment to
bis important position.
w. o. Clark of Drytown, one OF the
|dest, If not the oldest, pioneers in the
bunty, was in Jackson Wednesday.
o is Sc years OF age, and still hale and
|earty. He was one of those who took
active part in the agitation to Or
auize Amador county in 1854. At
bat time it formed part of Calaveras
bunty, and the meeting was called
ear Sutter Creek, where the first step
as taken toward the creation of ANA
|br courty out of the territory lying
btween the Mokelumne and Cosumnes
Vers.
Sheet blankets soc and upwards at
ledlick's.
James A. Laughton, who has been
|bsent from home for several weeks,
as called to Jackson last Friday by
be unwelcome news of the appearance
smallpox in his family. The patient
I an infant. 1t is mild case, which
getting along nicely toward recovery.
/ he place was at once quarantined, the
hther not being permitted to go inside,
|nless he was willing to stay until the
quarantine was raised. He was en-
loyed as a guard of the premises.
Low the child contracted the disease is
mystery. 1t is supposed that the in
ection must have come from parties
listing the house from places where
he plague has been prevalent.
The Standard Electric Company is
baking good headway with the con-
Eruction of their now power line from
Electra to Stockton. They have COM
|leted the line to the Fremont mine.
/ he men are now at work putting up
he line in the valley The object of
liking an entirely new line to Stock
hD ic no do1bt that tho dauaud fOr
over is beyond the capacity of the
resent line to carry. It has been
pund also that aluminium wire, which
the material of the present line. will
lot deliver as much power as copper.
Fhe wastage is much greater. This is
|robably one of the main reasons for