Amador ledger., 1903-09-25
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.-A A Baseball Accl-
dent Work on New Electric Line

For good potatoe try Caminetti's
'3urbanks.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley, the "Pearl of Perfection"
Judge Rust and A. Caminetti left for
pan Francisco wednesdss merning, to
be absent few days.
Mrs. Blair, who has been very sick
With typhoid fever, is steadily improv-
ng under the care of DIR. Gall.
G. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ug. Hours-9 to II a. IN; to p m.
Saturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
Champagne Waters in dainty pack
kges or in bulk Just the thing to
erve with ice cream. Call for them at
p. Cassinelli's.
Rev. VIM. Tuson, who attended the
Lnnual convention of the church, which
vas held at Reno last week, returned
home Saturday evening.
Robert Robertson came up from
Ftockton Friday evening to spend a
isit with his relatives. He is the guest
If Mr.. and Mrs DIR, Herrick.
Henry E. Allan left Sunday morning,
bound for the state Of Chichuahua,
Mexico, to assume the management, in
|onjunction with his brother, of
uartz mill.
Mrs. Tom Peek and her two children
! eft Sunday morning for Oakland,
where the family intend to make their
uture home. Tom Peek. is engaged in
he grocery business in that city.
Now for bargains in boots, shoes,
bats, hosiery, and all goods in the jack
on Shoe Store. Our entire stock will
pc on sale from Sept. % till Oct. 10,
md for prices in shoes go to that store.
'5udey & McCutchen.
DR.. P. B. Aiken came up Sunday
evening to look after the Climax mine,
hear Clinton, in which he is interested.
He says they are working right along,
Ind intend to commence sinking at an
barly date. He left again for the city
tuesday morning.
W. Trennery, who has been in the
eity under the care of specialist on
|lccount of injury to his eye by piece
bf rock, returned Friday evening. His
kye is much improved, and there is no
Roubt it will be entirely restored to its
|ormer efficiency.
M. Scatena returned from San Fran
DISCO Saturday evening. He has been
|inder treatment at the German hos
bital and on the operating table for
even successive days. He is greatly
improved in health, and the surgeons
bold out the hope that permanent
ure has been effected in his case.
We call your attention to our great
learance sale to commence Sept %,
Ind will continue till Oct. 10. Cut
|rices will be for every pair of shoes in
his store. Eudey & McCutchen.
r. H. Jarvis, travelling agent for the
?. Howard Hunt Pen Company of
Camden, n. j., was in Jackson Mon
Jay, in the interest of that particular
nake of pens. He has met with graft
Eing success, the schools and business
louses adopting the pen quite generally.
Tom Francis, a nephew of j. B.
francis, while working in the Kennedy
asst Friday night, was struck by fall
|ng rock. The rock weighed about a
ION, and it grazed his left leg below the
kuee, bruising it so as to render lay
|ff for week or two imperative. DR..
Eall is attending the case.
Chas, Smith, the experienced mill
nan of Sutter Creek, returned last
week from seven months experience
n Mexico. He has been running a
uartz mill in lower California, situated
bout 20 miles from Magdalena bay.
He speaks in favorable terms of the
mineral wealth of that country, but is
happy to get back to his old stamping
ground in Amador county.
The old brick vault in the Bank
|aloon, built in early days as reposi-
|ory for valuables, was torn down this
week. The space it occupied was more
Faluable for other purposes. Indeed
he vault has served no useful purpose
Tor the past twenty years. Chez
Arditto is glad to be rid of it; he has
been urging its removal for years.
In Calaveras county the wood
choppers have organized themselves
nto union for self-protection. They
have established schedule of prices as
lollows: Four-foot wood, 81 per cord:
foot, Aka, S1.75; 2-foot, two tiers, So;
|tove wood, u or Is inches, two tiers,
P2.50. A fine of So is imposed upon any
member working below these rates.
7. r. Jones, who has been appointed
of the Arizona division
bf the Southern Pacific, will leave Sac
Famento for his new field the first of
hext month. His division is between
Yuma and Tucson, with headquarters
lt Tucson. His place as assistant
of the Sacramento di-
Vision has been filled by w. Scott, who
vas connected until recently with the
Gould system in Texas.
Frank Eudey, who has been clerking