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

Blckmore Leroy, travelling printer
who has been in Jackson on severa
occasions before, struck the camp Sat
urday last. He is working few day
at the Dispatch Office.
Call for Hamilton Brown shoe. A
ladies' good kid shoe, pat. tips, ex
tending soles; every pair guaranteed
jackson Shoe Store.
W. G. Beach, teacher of cornet
violin and clarionet, has been duly in
stalled as instructor of the jackson
band. He is from Sacramento.
Oysters, frozen oysters, only SOC 8
can. Guaranteed to be fresh, and the
same that are sold elsewhere for 6Oc
and 75c, at Caminetti's Market.
It is known fact that the boys and
misses 10c hose at the Jackson Shos
Store beats any other at twice the
money. Try them.
Old Judge is the finest whiskey made
Ask for it. No other brand can com.
pare with it. Be convinced by an
actual test.
Walkover shoes sold at Redllck's.
L. L. Flagg writes to us in regard tt
an item which appeared in last weeks
Ledger. which made him boss on the
ditch line. He informs us that he is
foreman of the power house at Electra.
We are pleased to note his promotion
to this responsible position.
Jesse Moore" Whisky has been the
Kentucky standard with which all
others have been compared since 1851.
1t is the best.
Mrs. Ross, wife of David Ross, super
intendent of large copper mine in
Calaveras county, died in Stockton
Wednesday. The remains arrived in
Sutter Creek last night, where the
funeral will take place today. The de-
ceased was sister-in-law of John Ross.
superintendent of the Wildman mine
| at Sutter Creek.
X 5 X stands for quality. Cut prices
in this line, ladies or gents. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Miss Trask is organizing a class in
penmanship in Jackson. She taught
seven years at Wayland Institute and
one year in the public schools of San
Francisco. The past year she has
taught in different cities in California.
The work of her pupils is something
remarkable. and will be placed on
exhibition in the post Office.
Mrs. W. R. Selkirk and daughter
left Sunday morning by the lone stage.
1t is thought her destination is Sacra-
mento. where she has a married
daughter residing. She informed a
Ledger representative last week that
she was still in ignorance of the where
| abouts of her husband, who disappear
ed from Jackson about two months
| ago.
Judge Rust has let contract for ex-
tensive additions and repairs to his
dwelling house on Broadway The
present residence is to be moved to the
| middle of the lot. More rooms are to
be built on, and the present rooms are
to be renovated inside throughout.
The contract for this work was let
last Saturday to A. 81. Kuhlman. The
contract price is s124O, and the work is
to be completed by the 14th of May.
The liquid air company intended to
give an exhibition of the wonderful
properties of liquid air in Jackson this
week. They had selected Wednesday
as the date of their appearance here.
The party in whose charge they left
the arrangements neglected to make
any provision whatever, and when the
company heard of this on Tuesday last,
they deemed it advisable to cut Jack
son out of their list. This is unfor-
tunate, as many citizens were looking
forward to an entertainment far beyond
the ordinary run.
The brewery ice plant is now run
ming night and day, and will continue
to do so through the summer months.
During the suspension OF the power
plant at Electra, it was run only part
of the time with power Furnished by
the gasoline engine. Since the resump-
tiOn of work at Electra it has been
using electric energy. The demand for
ice during the summer months is sufflc-
lent to require the steady operation OF
the works, and even then in the busiest
season it is sometimes unequal to the
task, and ice has to be brought from
the outside.
Obren Spaich, young Austrian 25
years of age, employed as skiptender
at mine near Jamestown. Tuolumne
county, was killed in some unaccount.
able manner on Tuesday last. The re-
mains were brought to Jackson or
Wednesday, and the interment took
place yesterday under the auspices ol
the Slavonian Benevolent Society, OF
which order the deceased was a men,
Der. The brothers of the order, over
fifty strong, accompanied the body to
its last resting place in the Greek
church cemetery, the funeral ceremony
being performed by Rev. S. Dabovich,
who came up specially for that purpose.