Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
Additional Locals,

whlskey. Its the best.
H. Weber, representing the Mining
and Scientific Press of San Francisco,
was in Jackson Tuesday, in the interest
of that well-known and high-class min,
ing journal. He is on a tour of the
mother lode counties, and has Travelled
through the mining counties to the
north
The Odd Fellows have added a
kitchen to their well-appointed hall.
This valuable accessory is located on
the front porch, and presents a neat
appearance. 1t is provided with
sewerage, being connected with large
pipe running to the creek.
Old Judge whiskey. Try it, and you
will want no other.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
A dense fog prevailed in Jackson and
the region below nearly all oflast week,
and the early part of this week. 1t
veiled the sun for days, an unusual
thing in Jackson. In Pine Grove and
Volcano, We are told, the sun was
shining brightly nearly the whole of
the time. Tuesday, however, the fog
lifted permanently, and old Sol came
out in all his strength
The county health officer reports for
the month of Decent Der that two cases
of diphtheria and two of scarlet fever
existed in lone during the month, and
two cases of scarlet fever in jackson,
on all of which the quarantine had
been raised at the date of making the
report, Jan. l, 1903.
There is whisky and whisky, but
only one ''Jesse Moore Whisky-the
kind doctors recommend for its purity
and healthfulness.
Miss Jessie Dorey of Rich Gulch
niece of Mrs. V. Podesta, arrived in
town last Monday, on visit to her
relatives here.
Charles Meyer, president of the
Western Federation of Miners, and B.
F. Barbee, California state organizer
of the same federation, left Jackson on
Tuesday last en- route to Angels Camp,
for the purpose of forming miners
union in that town.
All felt romeo slippers with fur tops
at Redlick S must be sold during this
sale, hence the following prices:
Children's LOO grade 72c; misses 81. %
grade SSc; ladies' $l5O grade Slip;
ladies $500 grade S1.33.
Drink Ell Dorado Brewing Co. IS
VALLEY Brew" Seldom equaled,
never excelled. El Dorado Brewing
Co., Stockton, Cal.
Take notice of Henry Wells retiring
sale in our advertising columns. He is
Offering goods regardless of costs.
Joe Jones, the well known cook, has
rented the premises in the Rocco build
ing, in the rear of Coset's saloon, and
will open the same as restaurant on
the 18th of the month. His reputation
in his line is thoroughly established,
and he will no doubt do good bust
ness. See his ad in another column
A pound party will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage this
evening, to which all friends are
earnestly invited. Refreshments will
be served, and a musical and literary
Entertainment will also be given.
Rev. r. S. Marshall, an evangelist
from Pacific Grove, will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sun
day morning and evening.
The Austrian colony in Jackson cele-
brated their Christmas day on We'd
nesday last. Guns and bombs were
fired off from day break until late in the
afternoon. In the evening a number
of social calls were made by some promi-
nent Austrians and local members OF
the Greek Orthodox church in this
town.
J. F. Parks, superintendent of the
Kennedy mine, is at present suffering
from bad cold, contracted during the
recent spell of foggy weather.
Judge Gundry of Amador, is in Jack
son visiting his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton, at the Kline house near the
hospital.
| Charley Costa and Willie Chinn left
Jackson for Stockton Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Archer left Jackson for
her home in Stockton last Tuesday
: morning.
Attorney ]. w. Caldwell left Jack
son on Tuesday last en- route to Sacra
mento, whore he expects to obtain a
lucrative clerical appointment during
the present session of the state legis
lature at the capitol.
: The contemplated football mattel
between the ball teams of Jackson an(
5 Lodi has fallen through, the manage
, ment being unable to carry out the
proposed arrangements owing to lacl
of financial support.