Amador ledger., 1903-10-09
'RIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
hort News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.-A Former Jack
sonlte in Trouble.-A A Good Show.

For a good potatoe try Caminetti's
urbanks.
The Is days sale will commence to-
orrow at the Red Front.
Pioneer Flour Is the Lilly of the
atie7," the "Pearl of Perfection.
Miss M. A. Gass returned to her
illinery business in Jackson last Sat-
ay, after an absence of two months.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
bg. Hours-9 to IL a. IN; to p. m.
aturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
Bargains on blankets and comforters
/ the Red Front.
j. McCutchen of the Jackson shoe
5ore, left Sunday morning for Wood
Ind, to take charge of the branch
tore in that city for while.
Mrs. Mary E. Cox, who has been re-
|ding near Wieland with her husband
hrough the summer, left Tuesday for
an Francisco, where she expects to re-
hahn for the winter.
The body of Steve Lavezzo was
rought from Mokelumne Hill on Tues
ay, and buried in the Catholic ceme-
Bry on Wednesday. Deceased is re-
tied to the Levazzo family living near
Pine Grove, and lived himself in that
icinity for time.
New seasonable goods at lend of
eason clearance sale" prices at the Red
'ront. Take advantage of this oppor-
unity.
A shooting gallery has been the at
raction in the Penry building all the
Feek, gathering a crowd nightly to
|ractice at the several targets. A prize
the shape of a fine rifle is offered for
he cleanest score made during the
Feek, to be decided tomorrow night.
Best line of mems, boys and youths
boots in town at lowest prices. Our
miners boots at 1925 can't be bought
or less than $500 any place in town.
Jackson Shoe Store.
Last Saturday John Batiste was
truck in the head with windlass
While in motion at place near Jack
on, inliicting an ugly cash which re-
uired the attentions of surgeon to
lress. No serious injury was done, the
Tictim being able to walk to town to
have it attended to.
25c boys golf caps at 2Oc;s SOC boy's
hirts for 35c at the Red Front.
John Chinn has been busy all the
Eeek titivating the outside and inside
bf his business premises, for the re-
opening of his Exchange music hall to-
morrow night. A new drop curtain
has been painted by that well known
lrtist OF the brush, Chas. Archer. A
inc vaudeville company has been Sc
Eured, and rousing time is looked for
bn the opening night.
Nabisco means nobby and sweet
Eookies and crackers. No meal COM
Dlete without them. carry a fresh
took. Phone for a trial package.
p. Cassinelli.
On Sunday last Mrs. Dasso was shot
n the neck while seated at the dinner
able with her husband and visitor at
her home in San Andreas. 1t seems
hat a boy who was passing shot toward
he house with 22-caliber rife, never
Dreaming of the danger of such reck-
ess conduct. The bullet passed through
|rhe injured lady was taken to Stock
Ion for treatment. The wound is a
Dangerous one, but the doctor thinks
she will recover, unless unforeseen COM
|plications set in.
Kingsbury hats are hand made. Best
union hat in town. We carry all the
atest styles in that line. See ours be-
lore buying your winter hat. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Ed. Anderson was brought from Sut-
ter Creek few days ago, suffering
from mental strain brought on by in
'dulgence in liquor. He is still confined
N the county jail. This is the second
time inside of two months that he has
been incarcerated for this cause. When
lin liquor he is subject to fits or crazy
spells, which cause the officials great
deal of trouble. There are several
cases where the least indulgence in
liquor is menace to the public peace.
Under the law it is acrime to give or
sell such persons Intoxicating liquor.
A move is likely to be made to enforce
the law in this respect.
The Red Front, Jackson's cheapest
dry goods store, is going to have big
sale, commencing tomorrow. Don't
miss it.
Louis Dondero, who is well-known
around Jackson, having lived for a
number of years on the south fork of
jackson creek and Jackson Gate, but
W ho has been in Tuolumne county for
several years, is in trouble over some
illicit brandy distilling near Sonora. 1t
appears that some unstamped brandy
was discovered on land owned by Don
|dero, but which he had rented to other
parties. The sum of $3.50 was offered
by the parties implicated to settle the
matter. The revenue officials refused
IN cattle for that Sum ater the Offer