Amador ledger., 1903-06-19
EWS OF THE WEEK
hort News Items of Interest to the
Le2ger Readers.

q OuolASSS VI p
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
hllev," the ''Pearl of Perfection"
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lowenthal and son
San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. F.
Pnnefoy.
Dr. Herrick has returned from his
cation, and will be in his office Mon
", June q.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
a package of those fancy cakes from
Iminetti's Mkt.
g. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
e. Hours-9 to II a. IN; to p. IN.
turdays to II a. m: l to p. m.
Just arrived. a new line of old lady's
mforts. Every pair guaranteed.
ckson Shoe Store.
Miss Nellie LESLEY came up from San
-ancisco Tuesday evening on short
pit to her relatives and friends in
blcano.
"A. L. Morgan, who is engaged in the
Don business at Turlock, Stanislaus
unity, arrived in Jackson Sunday, to
main few days.
Mrs E. G. Rust and daughter Marion
Tuesday morning for Shasta coun
where they will spend the summer
tn Mrs. Rust's sister.
Fred Eudey went to San Francisco
ednesday. He will return Sunday
bh Mrs. Eudey, who has been under
MUSICIAN S care in Stockton.
: Charley Williams, who has been en-
Dyed az the Kennedy mine for some
pc, left Wednesday morning, with
B intention of seeking a new field of
por.
Sweetest flavor, delicious taste,
ntiest assortment of candies at
nry & Moons.
Frank Reese arrived by Tuesdays
ge from Ogden, Utah. He has been
ay from Jackson for two years. He
urps simply on a visit to his rela-
es here, but may conclude to stay,
bording to circumstances.
DR.. L. E. Phillips has been indisposed
several days this week, and unable
attend to his practice. DR.. Goodman
Sutter Creek was over to see him
bdnesday. He is getting along nice
and expects to be around seeing his
5ients in a day or so.
,. 81. Schmidt, formerly manager of
Sunset Telephone Company here,
urned to his home in Sutter Creek |
Thursday of last week. He has
bn away eight months, ia the employ
the Sunset Company in Fresno |
1nty.
dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bright are
iting with Mrs. Bright's parents,
Wallace Kays. Herbert is a rail |
y mail clerk. He leaves to-day for |
den, Utah, whore he has been as |
ned to run. His wife will remain |
Fhile in Jackson, and will join her
Bband later.
ladies' SOC summer crash hats only
at RedIiCk'S.
William Brandan, q years of age,
125 feet in stope OF the Gwin mine
Saturday morning, dislocating his
'ulder and receiving other minor in
les. DR.. Endicott attended to the
3. He was in luck, considering the
bance he fell, that he escaped SER
injury, He came from Placer
e, and had only been working at
Gwin two or three weeks.
swell line of ladies' and gents hose
ackson Shoe Store. Call and see
m.
Lrs. Van Zandt, widow of A. A.
Zandt, who lived in the vicinity of
hcha Plana, died at Lodi last Sun
The estate of her husband. of
ch she was executrix, is still in
rse of probate. Her daughter,
~ Ethel Van Zandt, therefore prays
special letters of administration
n the estate, and the application
be heard July 6.
new floor has been laid in the hall
of the court house by A. H. Kuhl-
b, the contractor for the repairing
changes ordered by the board of
p. ervisors. Window frames are also
dy to be placed in the lower story
old-fashioned windows are to be
en- out, and others of up-to-date
6 put in to correspond with those in
court room.
lens $3.50 dress shoes at RedliCk's
10 no equal for durability.
oung Sharenbrock, while doing
e blacksmithing work at the ranch,
struck on the breast by a small
be of steel that flew from the ham
1. The piece penetrated to the
tn of three quarters of an inch. He
e at once to Jackson to have the
md attended to- DR.. Endicott re-
ked it. Fortunately it did not pene-
be into the cavity. The victim was
eyed at once, and able to return to
K in short time.
en's S1.OO shirts, soft Madras cloth
lt, in all the ''up-to date" patterns,
for 75c at Redlick's.
photographer Mcmillan went to
beau reservoir early this week for
purpose of taking views. The
sryOir is now full of water, to within
pc feet of the top of the dam. He
lred two good negatives from diff
mt points of view. This completes
album of pictures representing the
ks of the Standard Company from
upper tunnel to Electra. The series
Bents Tabeau reservoir in all stages
q the inception of the dam to its
piehon as an artificial lake.
ackson Miners Union have resolved
to buy a hall just yet. Their
. Bent meeting place is altogether too
IL to meet the wants of the organi-
on. They were looking around for
bile for suitable hall to purchase,
several places were offered, includ-
Loves hall, Webb hall, and the
trial hotel. When the matter came
be test, however, the members were
osed to the notion of buying or
ding hall at this time. Therein
generally admitted they displayed
b judgment.
C. Sargent, one of the pioneer
dents of San Joaquin county, also
of its wealthiest citizens, died at
home in Stockton last Monday.
eased was brother OF A. j. Sar-
t, who for many years was a resi-