Amador ledger., 1903-12-18
Additional Locals.

Frozen oysters, SOC per can, at Can't
netti S market.
Give us daily some good bread. Pho
neer Flour makes the best.
Mccall S mule teams have been en-
gagged the past week in hauling oil to
the Zeila mine.
j. r. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. M.
to p. m. Phone Main 4O4. Jackson,
Cal
Champagne Waters in dainty pack
ages or in bulk. Just the thing to
serve with ice cream. Call for them at
P. Cassineli's.
If you wish to see a swell line of
crockery just drop in and see Cade-
martori's.N ,a
We have the largest assortment of
misses and children's shoes ever
brought to town. Every pair guaran-
teed. Jackson Shoe Store.
See our new line oE hosiery and neck :
ties before buying your Christmas gifts.
A fine assortment at the Jackson Shoe
Store.
Don't forget that we are selling Xmas
toys and fancy goods at cost. Only a
few left. F. Cademartori.
Oliver e. Clark, who was struck on
the head by a rock in the Kennedy
mine two weeks ago, has recovered
from his injuries, and returned to work
Tuesday.
Alex Eudey left Sunday for San
Francisco, accompanied by his sister.
who has been troubled with an abnor-
NAL growth upon her face. The tumor
proved harmless one and was remov-
ed. She will be home in few days.
L. Poggl left Sunday morning for
Vallejo to attend the funeral of Mrs,
Fullen, widow of John Fullen, who
lived for many years in this county, in
the neighborhood of New York Ranch.
The funeral took place Monday at
Vallejo.
Lost, between the Union House and
Thomas butcher shop, gold pin, en-
blem of the Companion of the Forest.
The finder will please return same to
Union House.
The family of T. r. Jones left Sacra-
mento this week for Tucson, Arizona,
their future home. Mr.. Jones is SUPER
intendent of the Arizona division of the
Southern Pacific railroad, with head
quarters at Tucson. Daniel Kevane,
who was private secretary under Henry
Gage, has left Sacramento for Arizona.
to accept a position under Mr.. Jones.
Among the display of holiday goods
must be mentioned the jewelry and as
sortment OF watches, and other goods,
on exhibition at j, II. Langhorts's.
For really handsome present, this
display is deserving of special mention.
S. Gpisti, the matchmaker next to
GioVannoni's, has also fine assort-
ment of goods.
De Witt G. White, so years of age,
and former citizen of Jackson in early
days, who has been hagman for the
Southern Pacific for many years at
Sacramento. was struck by moving
car on Friday last, and caught under a
wheel, breaking his left arm and inaict-
ing other injuries. The car had to be
lifted with jackscrews before he could
be extricated. He died the next day.
Miss Grace Clough has charge of
Judge Davis Office, in the absence of
Miss Hilda Clough, who has gone to
San Francisco to assume her duties as
stenographer to the Code Commits
sioner, Judge Davis will keep his law
office in Jackson open. He is looking
around to secure suitable assistant to
attend to Office work in his absence. In
the meantime Miss Grace Clough will
remain in charge of the Office.
Cephas A. Daugherty and Sarah S.
Boone were united in wedlock by Rev.
j. w. Phelps on Saturday evening.
The bride has been resident of the
vicinity of Stony Creek for many years,
while the groom has heen dwdler in
Jackson since early days. The pair
have made. their home in the neighbour
hood. of Stony Creek, where Mr.
Daugherty has long owned a tract of
land. The Ledger extends congratu-
lations to the newly welded couple.
The wedding was celebrated at the res
idence of Geo. Courtright, on Stony
creek. All the neighbors for wide
stretch of that region were present and
participated in the festivities of the
occasion,