Amador ledger., 1903-04-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.

VdlleV, bne II earl OI 1eflecGlOn.
Don't forget the new hats will arrive
in few days at the Jackson Shoe Store.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to II a. IN; to p. IN.
saturdays 8 to II a. m; to 4 p. m.
The $3.50 mems shoes sold at
RedIiCk's can't be excelled.
G. Berger of Campo Seco, was the
guest of w. F. Detert during the past
week.
John A. Delucchi, dentist of Sutter
Creek, will be in Volcano April 13, and
remain for one week, for the practice
of his profession.
Ready to wear hats, don't have to
wait to have them trimmed. Opening
day next Thursday. Miss M. E. Gass.
Mrs. " Ghilano of jackson Gate, in
descending the stairway of her resi-
dence. slipped and fell, breaking her
right arm at the wrist. DR.. Gall is at
tending to the case.
Charley Williams, who has been
working at the Del Monte mines in
Calaveras county for the past month,
returned to Jackson last week.
For all purposes for which whisky is
used "Jesse Moore" will serve better
than any other. Its purity is uuques-
toned, its quality without peer.
Marion Moore of Arizona, a repre-
sentative of the Western Federation of
Miners, has been in Jackson the past
week, relative to matters that are
before the local union.
Miss Mamie Hall, who is attending
the Oakland high school, came up last
Saturday night to spend the Easter
vacation of two weeks with her parents.
The Calve shoe for ladies can't be
beat for the price, 81, 50: heavy or light
soles, latest styles. Made for us by J.
4 g. Nolan. Jackson Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Podesta have
rented the commodious Reichliug resi-
dence, and will move in as soon as
vacated by the Reichlngs
Palm Sunday, St. Augustine's church
Sunday morning service with holy
communion IL a. m. All cordially in
vited to attend.
Miss Gertrude VOORHEES, came over
+ to attend the drama, "Uuder Two
Flags" " and while here was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES,, of
the National hotel.
Tom Dwyer. who has been in San
Francisco receiving treatment for his
eyes, returned to Jackson Saturday
night. His eyesight as well as his
general health, is much improved.
Easter millinery. Hats so new that
they are not unpacked, win be ready
for display Monday next. They are
sure to please you at Mrs. K. L.
Delahide's.
7. G. Barrett, who has been en-
. ployed at the gas works for the winter,
moved his family back to the ranch
near Pine Grove yesterday. He has
taken a contract to get out quantity
of timbers for the mines.
The house at Scottsville belonging to
Mrs. Billings was rallled in Chinn's
saloon Sunday. The highest throw
was by ticket No. 5S, the score being
43. The holder of the winning ticket
is unknown at present.
The ladies Of st. Augustine's Guild
held their regular semi-mouthly meet
ing Wednesday afternoon in the par
lors of the National hotel, as the guests
of Mrs. F. A. VOORHEES,.
F. S. Groome, who had charge of the
tailings plant at the Argonaut before
the mine closed down, and has since
been living in Oakland. returned to
Jackson last week, and is now assisting
Mr.. Hamrick at the Zeila plant.
]: L. Madden of San Francisco, a
native of Amador county, is visiting
relatives near Electra and at Sutter
Creek. Mr.. Madden has been quite
successful in several mining ventures,
and is now representing a company
which has large interests in Mariposa
and Nevada counties.
Get the G. D. "Justrite'' corsets at
RedliCk s.
n. Creglow, an old resident of Dry
town, died in the county hospital on
the 1st instant. The body was taken
to Drytown yesterday for interment in
the cemetery of that town. Deceased
was well-knOwn and highly respected
citizen of that place. The increasing
infirmities of old age, compelled him to
seek an asylum in the county infirmary.
Willis Forbes, who cut man named
Henderson in the groin in Amador
City some weeks ago, had his examina-
tion before Justice Rose in Sutter
Creek on Wednesday on charge of
assault with deadly weapon with in
tent to kill, and was held to answer
before the superior court. Bonds were
fixed at $1,000 He has not secured
bonds so far, and still remains in the
county Jail.
Talk about the latest styles in hats,
you ought to see that new line that is
to arrive in few days at the Jackson
Shoe Store.
Wilford Dennis has sold the whole of
the mining machinery which he has
had on his hands for long time to the
Consolidated Wide-Awake Company,
operating in the vicinity of Sheepranch,
in CalaveraS county. The sale of this
property illustrates the value of adver-
tising. The material had been on his
hands for years. He wanted to sell it,
even at sacrifice, but few knew of the
fact. Two months ago he put small
ad in the special column of the Ledger,
resulting, after numerous inquiries, in
the sale of the entire outfit.
A man named Louie Quirolo was
taken to the hospital this week from
the Oneto ranch, in Middle Fork dis
trict, suffering from delirium tremens
He acted in very violent manner 1t
was all that superintendent Barrett
could do to manage him for the first
night. He secured possession of an iron
rod from the bed, and tried to use it
upon Barrett's head. Fortunately
Barrett managed to avoid the onset,
and got out untouched. His mania
may disappear in few days. If not,
he will be examined for insanity
Mrs. Lena Axelrod, mother of S.
Axelrod, proprietor of the Red Front
stOre and also motbar of Mrs Nov