Amador ledger., 1902-03-14
FNS o. The PAST WEEK
bort News Items of Local
Interest.
Chunk of Meat Causes Trouble to
Capt. Jack, Landslide Breaks
the New Ditch.

Butterick patterns at L. j. Glavino-
Fh's.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
d still is the best.
'Nabisco, " the new cake, try them
Caminetti's Mkt.
NJ. Hammer of lone. spent Monday
d Tuesday in Jackson.
Dime social at Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
n's this (Friday) evening.
swell line of dress lawns and organ
IS at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Homemade bread, pies, cakes, for
e; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
30 pieces bleached muslin, good quail
:, at Ale at the White House.
St. Augustine's Episcopal church
vice Sunday morning next at II a. N.
The residence of J. Danielewicz at
tier Creek is to let. Inquire at
emises.
kppetizers, sardellen rings, Norway
chovies, Russian caviar, pate de foie
hs, and ETC., ETC., at Caminetti's Mkt.
Jesse Moore" Whisky has been the
ntucISy standard with which all
hers have been compared since 1851.
is the best.
We defy competition. 5000 samples
select from. Suits made to order
pm S. up. We guarantee fit or no
q at the White House.
IA. H. Whittfe, the sheepraiser of
rest Home, was in Jackson last Sun
y and Monday. He reports the
osperous condition of that locality.
DR.. P. B. Aiken returned Monday
ening from ten days stay in San
ancisco, where he went after spend
few days at his mine in Calaveras
unity.
Chas. McKenney, the genial lone
lor came to jackson Thursday to
PIX after his business in this neigh hbor-
cd.
F. Dopet, nephew of A. Douet of
Inton, who has been assisting his
Gle in the ranch for the past six
bnths, left for his home in Virginia
ty, Nevada, on Monday morning.
Special offerings for the next 10 days.
doz. kitchen chairs at soc; doz.
Ither pillows at 45c; 10 pieces linen
brp mating at 224c; 20 doz. window
Rdes at 24c at the White House.
George Hambric was thrown out of
cart week ago last Monday. while
the road to Middle Bar. The cart
peel struck his foot, and he has been
rising lame ankle ever since. He is
proving and able to move around
th the aid of crutches.
Anything in the. grocery line that
u need can be found at Glavinovich's
has a large stock of canned fish,
mon, salmon bellies, mackerel, bloat-
J, etc, at right prices. Try them.
During the two years since the ordi-
nee allowing a bounty of two cents
the heads of bluejays and magpies
led in Amador county has been in
rec, the treasurer has paid out the
m of S45.60 under this law. This
presents 22S0 birds, or an average ot
out 100 per month.
The Kings Daughters. in connection
tn ST. Augustine's Episcopal church,
tend to have a handkerchief sale in
bve's hall Friday evening of Easter
bek. The young ladies will also have
hand many things in the way of ice
eam and cake, coffee and sandwiches,
Indy, gypsy booth, etc. A free pro-
fam will also be rendered.
If you want to please your family
i'd girls-go to Louvre restaurant fol
Fster cocktails, price Is cts. Oyster
af any time, day or night.
L. c. Hyner, superintendent of the
titchell mine near Pine Grove, re
rned Saturday night from a trip tt
roville, where he purchased for the
fitchell mine ten additional stamps
nder Mr.. Hyner's management thi
inc has progressed in very salts
ctory manner. paying it's own cost o
evelopment and dividends as well, ant
bw demanding an increase of mil
lpacity.
Jas. Dye jr., left for Seattle las
onday, where he has the promise o
good position. He took his fine sad
e horse with him. His brothe
larry has been there some time, hay
bg a responsible position as account
ut in the London and San Francisc
hnk. Dye jr. is an energetic and in
ustrious young man, and will max
is mark in life. The Ledger wishe
i'm success.
The nine year old boy of Frank Cos
ractured his right arm on Tuesday
af l. I ATrr
White, on the Hamilton track. H
tepped on the edge of ID plank in th
ard, which tilted, causing him to fal
"a his arm, breaking it between tn
rist and elbow. Mr.. Phillips wa
allied and promptly reduced tn
racture.
James Wilds, millman of man
oarc aynoriauoa in AmadOr county