Amador ledger., 1902-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.
Pants bargains at Redlick s.

'Nabisco, the new cake, try them
at Caminetti's Mkt.
Give US daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best.
G. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ing. Hours-9 to II a. IN; to D. N.
Saturdays to II a. m: to p. m.
The Red Front and other stores
kept by members of the Jewish faith,
will be closed from tonight at sundown
to Saturday evening at sunset.
Boot & Shoe Workers Union Factory
No. 79, is the stamp on every pair OF
Nolan's shoes. This shoe is sold for
sl.00 pair less than small dealers, at
Redlick's.
DR.. Erhardt, assistant of Dr. C. A.
Herrick, dentist, will be in Amador
City next Thursday for dentistry busi-
ness, and will remain one week.
Geo. L. Thomas this week purchased
the Clark ranch near Jackson, consist
ing of rs acres, with most of the stock
and other personal property.
Don't miss the Jackson Shoe Store
ad. this week; there is good news for
you all.
Little Annie Love. who was reported
critically ill from pneumonia last week,
is now out of danger, under the care of
DR.. Phillips.
Owing to the pressure upon our ad
vertising space we have been compelled
to omit considerable local and editorial
matter this week.
A grand ball will be given by w.
Hanley at New York Ranch. Saturday
evening, October Is. Music by
Grainger's orchestra Of four pieces. A
good time guaranteed. Tickets, in
Guiding supper, S1.50.
Line on sale Monday at jackson
Shoe Store.
H. c. Herrill of Sacramento, was in
Jackson last Friday. He is travelling
in the interest of the republican state
ticket, distributing cards for the vari-
Gus candidates, aud taking a birdseye
view of the situation generally. He
came down from Placer and Ell Dorado
counties, and speaks in very confident
terms of the outlook for the republicans.
Inasmuch as the agreement concern
ing the Sunday closing movement ex-
pired last Sunday, and has not been
renewed by the storekeepers of jack
son, we are informed that several stores
will be opened for business next Sun
day. 1t is doubtful if the Sunday clos
ing compact can be renewed.
S1.O0 sheet blankets for 55 and CSC at
The Red Front.
John r. Tregloap, who has been in
Los Gatos for several weeks, called
thither by the serious illness OF his
step-mother, will return to Amador
some time this week. Mrs. Tregloan
was reported out of danger at last
advices.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Freuch. who have
been conducting the business at Lock
woods station, above Volcano, have
purchased Mr.. Kane's interest in the
lone hotel. They moved TO the valley
town and took charge of the hotel on
Saturday last.
Clothing sale at Redlck S.
Mrs. Giles, widow of the late Dr. j.
b. Giles of Sutter Creek, has pur-
chased the ranch of C. e. O'Neil. near
jackson, and moved from Sutter Creek
to the newly purchased property last
week.
Miss Alpha, daughter of O. E.
Martin of Amador City, in company
with Mr.. D. Max Lawrence, cele-
brated tenor of San Francisco, will give
a concert in Steinway hall, San Fran
cisco, on the evening of October 10th.
Miss Martin is rapidly rising in public
esteem as musician.
Sl.OO comforters for Csc at The Red
Front.
M. E. church services October r.
30 a. m.-Sunday school; IL a. NJ
church or out of it," $50 p. m.--Ep-
worth League, topic ''Frrnitful or
fruitless;" 7:30p. m.-Sermon, subject,
Attend the big clothing sale at Red
lick's this week.
A special taeeting of the jackson re-
publican club will be held in the Led
ger Office on Monday evening next, to
make final arrangements for the
Pardee meeting on Tuesday evening.
All members are earnestly requested
to attend.
Robert Love, who has been working
on the assessment roll in the clerk S
Office for the past week or two. re-
.ceived a telegram from his brother,
who is employed by the Southern
Pacific Railroad as auditor, stating
that an offer for employment at sta
tiea at Fourth and Townsend streets
awaited him. He left Thursday MORN
ing to assume the duties of his new
position.
Constable Kay On Wednesday sold
the personal property belonging to L.
Bagneschi, under an execution in the
justice court secured by J. Kremmel
and Others. The amount realized was
S84 .25 the costs amount to about $40.
The balaace is in the hands of the
court, and another legal scrimmage is
expected over its disposition.
C. E. Froeiich got ont with his cattle
from the mountain ranges 10 Alpine
county last week. Nearly all the
::st&ek is now out of the mountains.
Some of the stock men lost a number
OF cattle 10 making the down trip. On