Amador ledger., 1903-03-13
Additional Locals.

Butterick Patterns at RedliCk'S.
Try Old Judge Kentucky Bourbon
whlskey. Its the best.
F. A. Duden left for Sacramento last
Sunday, on visit to his relatives.
Henry Peck of lone was in Jackson
Saturday to secure signatures for ap-
pointment as one of the police of the
Capitol grounds at Sacramento.
There is no disputing the fact that
Old Judge is the best whiskey for you
and your friends.
Mems new spring ties have arrived
at RedliCk's.
Mrs. Strobm, accompanied by John
Strohm, left for Byron springs last
week, to try the effect of the baths.
Mr.. Strohm went on to San Francisco
on business.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martin S cream and California cheese
at Caminetti's Mkt.
We understand that John Excl, the
| Plymouth attorney, has commenced
suit against w, B. Phillips, the deputy
constable of that town, for damages
for false Imprisonment.
Butterick Patterns at Redlick's.
A portion of the store of Giovannoni
has been partitioned off for jewelry
store. The matchmaker now occupy
ing portion of the Goldner drug store
intends moving in there by the first of
the month.
Five prisoners were turned loose from
the county Jail last Monday. Monday
is always discharge day for prisoners.
No matter when the term of sentence
expires by actual number of days, the
law says prisoner shall be released on
the Monday preceding the date of the
expiration of the term. There are now
four prisoners left in the jail.
Spring samples of cloth for mems
tailor made suits have been received
from M. Born & Co. by RedliCk's,
their agents for Amador Co. For
perfect fitting, best quality and lowest
prices, they have no equal. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or you do not take the
garments. No deposit required.
At the regular meeting of Golden
Star Chapter No. &C, o. E. S., held at
Masonic hall February I, Mrs. Ida B.
Spagnoli, wife of lawyer Spagnoli,
made an official visit to the lodge, as
district deputy grand matron of the
twenty-third district, which comprises
Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne
counties. The work of the order was
exemplified in creditable manner,
after which an interesting program of
a literary and musical character was
presented, winding up with a sumptu-
GUS banquet; the very enjoyable meet
ing breaking up shortly after midnight.
The Standard Electric Company is
accommodating a lot of lumber on some
vacant lots on Center street. This has
|
pany was about to start lumber yard
in Jackson, and offer lumber at a
material reduction on current rates.
There is no truth in this report. They
are simply providing lum ber depot in
town for their own convenience. They
have other depots at convenient, points
along the line of their works. They
use immense quantities of lum Der, and
store the same at various places SO that
they can get supply at short notice
at any point where it is needed. The
Jackson depot is for the territory from
Oneida to the river.
P. A. Johns, general superin tendent
of the Braganza Mining Company of
Arizona, arrived in Jackson Saturday
evening, on short visit to his former
partner, w. j. Nettle. The Braganza
mine is located thirty miles from Pres
colt. 1t is a gold and silver PROPOSE
tion. Formerly it was worked princi-
pally for silver, and when the free silver
campaign was on, the people of that
region went in for the white metal with
as much vim as anywhere. But the
defeat of the free silver craze has
proved a great blessing. The mining
interest is in much better shape than
ever before. They have turned their
attention to the gold in the ores, with
the result that the country is more
prosperous than at any time before in
its history. Fifteen or twenty. years
ago they had to get to Prescott by a
stage trip of $50 miles. Now the rail.
road taps this country, and has made
it what it is. This was Mr.. Johns
first visit to Amador county, and what
impressed him more than anything else
was the fact that such a centre of pop
ulation and industry as jackson should
! be without railroad facilities. Mr..
/ Johns left Tuesday morning,